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Are You In Danger? YesIf you are in extreme personal danger, you should contact your local police immediately. Your highest priority should be to keep yourself safe, which includes finding a safe place to be, such as a police station, a safe house, a domestic violence shelter, or even a very public place. If you are being stalked, AWARE has specialized stalking services and information to assist you. We can help to evaluate your situation, and work with you to develop a personal protection plan.
AWARE does not purport to be a substitute for law enforcement, legal advice or therapeutic intervention.
If you need such services, please contact your local police (911), the National Domestic
Violence Hotline at (800-799- SAFE), RAINN, The Rape, Abuse and Incest National
Network (800-656-HOPE), a local domestic violence counselor, or your local bar association.
Are You In Danger? NoConsider yourself very fortunate. However, violence can come your way when you least expect it. Every woman should learn how to protect herself from the most common problems women face (rape, street crime, domestic violence). AWARE courses are an empowering way to learn how to take care of yourself.
You might also want to check out our information on specific crimes, or
tools and techniquesfor general information on what works and what doesn't for various situations.
Are You In Danger? How can I tell?Uncertainty can be agonizing. If you are concerned enough about a situation to feel that you might be in danger, you should take those feelings very seriously.
You should consider getting assistance, from AWARE or other sources, to assess your situation. If you are at high risk for a potentially
violent situation, or even just a dangerous one, there are many steps you can take to prepare yourself. You might also want to check out our information
on specific crimes, or tools and techniquesfor
general information on what works and what doesn't for various situations.
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