For a client who is a victim of violence, what action takes highest priority in their safety plan?

A. Take enough toys to amuse the children for 2 days: While toys may provide comfort and distraction, they are not essential for immediate survival or safety. Toys are secondary to basic health and safety needs. B. Prepare a list of telephone numbers for local restaurants: Contact information for restaurants is not relevant to a safety plan in cases of violence. Critical phone numbers would include shelters, crisis hotlines, or trusted individuals instead. C. Secure a supply of current medications for self and children: Ensuring access to essential medications is the highest priority. Interruptions in treatment for chronic conditions such as asthma, diabetes, or seizures could endanger life, making this action vital in a safety plan. D. Hide money with which to buy new clothes: Having cash is important for independence and basic needs, but it is not as immediately critical as maintaining access to essential medications for health and survival.