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Prevention

Ideally, the teen years are a time for young men and women to enjoy the excitement of expanding their social circles. Meeting someone you like who might like you back can be a delightful adventure. Regrettably, some teens find themselves involved in abusive relationships.

If you are being abused:
  • You are not responsible for the violence. Be aware, it will probably happen again and get worse over time.
  • Find someone you can talk to about the abuse. This may be a friend, teacher, counselor, trusted adult, your parents or a hotline.
  • Think of ways which may help you be safe such as calling a friend to give you a ride home.
  • Being uncomfortable can never cost your life. Violence can.
To learn more about Project H.A.R.T., call 314-646-7500 Ext. 128

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Women's Support and Community Services
2165 Hampton Avenue, St. Louis, MO
63139
Business Line: 314-646-7500
Crisis Line: 314-531-2003

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