Our prevention team's Youth Action Team will be holding an event on Thursday May 15h, starting at 7pm at Barnstormers Theater to promote healthy relationships, safe dating, and violence reduction. Hope to see you all there!

WCST, Mid Rogue Independent Physician Association Family of Companies (MRIPA), and First Call Resolution are partnering in a phone appeal, the 1000 Men Campaign, to support WCST and our fundraising efforts. This is designed to increase awareness and support of WCST and to encourage others to speak out about the devastating and life-threatening effects of domestic violence on women, children, families and our community. Our outreach would not be possible without your financial and in-kind support. This year, MRIPA will match the first $30,000 donated, doubling the impact of your gift!

Donate today!

WCST was nominated for a Peacemaker Award by a task force formed by the Unity Church of Grants Pass, to promote peace and nonviolence in conjunction with the 17th Annual Gandhi-King Season for Nonviolence. WCST was nominated because of "many intervention services, participation in community teams and committees, maintaining a safe house for the survivors of violence and supporting them during their life changes, and implementing primary violence prevention programs to reduce the incidence of violent acts before they occur."

Thanks to the Unity Church of Grants Pass and those who nominated WCST :) Check out the beautiful certificate we were presented with below:

This year consider helping WCST with a portion of your tax dollars. Find out how by reading this letter.

WCST thanks you for your support :)

We are excited to participate in the Fred Meyer Community Rewards Program!! 

Go to http://www.fredmeyer.com/communityrewards to link your Fred Meyer rewards card to us - every time you shop you will help WCST earn a donation!

Search for us by name or NPO number 85182.

Please share this information widely! Thank you! 

Check out this story that was published yesterday on NPR's news radio show "All Things Considered," especially in the light of the current elections and the safety situation that many survivors and victims of domestic violence are currently facing in our community. 

The story can be found here and features Chris Mallette of the Illinois Valley Safe House Alliance in Cave Junction.