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Room in the Crisis Center Devastated by Fire

The Womens Coalition needs your help and support to rebuild and recover from the devastating fire at our crisis center/headquarters.

Thank You, St. Croix, for Joining Us To "Take Back The Night!"

Over 200 of you joined us to walk with your family and friends in support and in silence, bearing lights and wearing purple or t-shirts adorned with images and messages of love in honor of your lost loved ones. Thank you for gathering for our annual silent march and for showing your support for an end violence on our islands at our rally honoring victims who lost their lives to domestic violence over 30 years in the territory. Special thank you to our volunteer victim advocates, who continue to offer support to victims when they need it most, 24/7/365.

PLEASE JOIN US FOR OUR SPECIAL ANNUAL MEETING - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17TH!

Learn more about WCSC's work in the community and help us plan for the future. Come to our annual meeting tomorrow evening at Juan Luis Hospital's V.I. Cardiac Center at 5:30 p.m. Find out more about our mission, how you can become a member of the Women's Coalition and vote for new board members. Refreshments will be served.

We Have Moved to 45 Fisher Street!

WCSC's counseling and administrative staff have moved to our new building at 45 Fisher Street, effective Monday, December 12th. Our telephone number remains the same 773-9272.

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Stop Domestic Violence The Women's Coalition of St. Croix
P.O. Box 222734
Christiansted, VI 00822-2734

Telephone: (340)773-9272
Facsimile: (340)773-9062

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Avoiding a Bad Relationship

We hope the following tips give you a better understanding of how you can avoid a bad relationship. Accept responsibility and watch out for yourself.

Communicate clearly

  • Make clear to your partner how you expect to be treated. Let your
  • partner know you will not tolerate any kind of abuse.
  • Be honest in your communications.

Avoid dangerous situations

  • Avoid places where you’ll be alone until you get to know your partner.
  • Double-date or hang-out together with other friends.
  • Let someone know what your plans are for the evening.

Be in control

  • Don’t be helpless or “in debt” to a dating partner.
  • Have your own way to get home.
  • Pay your own way.
  • Don’t use alcohol or other drugs. These substances can severely hamper your ability to think clearly and act quickly if you find yourself in a dangerous situation.

Be careful – Think twice about going out with someone who:

  • often puts down men or women with comments such as “Girls are so stupid” or “Guys are such jerks.”
  • uses alcohol or other drugs
  • enjoys pornography and looking at “dirty pictures.”
  • wants to be in control of where you go, what you do, who you see, etc.
  • gets angry and aggressive very easily.
  • uses physical force (squeezing, pushing, etc.).
  • drives recklessly especially with you in the car