This toolkit provides guidance on creating personalized safety plans, preparing for mental health crises, identifying trusted support networks, and using psychiatric advance directives to communicate healthcare preferences. It also offers practical recommendations for staying safe in emergencies, navigating situations such as getting lost, and reducing unnecessary police interactions through community-based alternatives. In addition to personal safety strategies, the resource encourages advocacy for police accountability, increased investment in community services, and accessible supports for people with disabilities. The toolkit emphasizes self-determination, individualized planning, and the importance of building supportive systems that promote safety and independence for autistic and neurodivergent individuals.









