Everyone is vulnerable to unexpected attacks or assault. Random
acts of violence are committed all the time in our world,
unfortunately, and so are home invasions and physical
altercations. If we’re lucky, we’ll avoid these kinds of
situations. However, it helps to be prepared in case of
emergency. Are you a woman? Are you elderly? Do you have a
disability? Do you live alone? All of these things could
potentially make you more vulnerable — but fear not! I’m going
to give you some tips on protecting yourself and being safe both
at home and in public! * Don’t open your door to a stranger.
Sure, it sounds like advice to give a child, but, in this world,
it’s “better safe than sorry.” If you do open the door, step
outside to greet them where neighbors could potentially see the
interaction. Never let the person inside of your home. * Invest
in a home security system. Having that little sign in your yard
or that sticker on your door indicating that you have an alarm
may deter potential burglars. The best kinds will