Amazon Prime Days! CCC Wish List!
Please help us with our Wish List! During Amazon Prime Days, October 8th and 9th! use the QR Code using your phone, OR CLICK HERE and click and ship right to us!
Unmask Domestic Violence Flyers!
Domestic Violence month Rally Flyer Click here Domestic Violence month Events Flyer Click here
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month!
Click here for a flyer of events for October!
Partners in Peace Awards Breakfast 2024
October 11, 2024 Join us for our 34th Annual Partners in Peace Breakfast! Get your tickets by clicking here to register
Community Crisis Center Logo Wear Fundraiser
Thanks to our friends at Print Loop, we are excited to offer this logo wear fundraiser promotion. For every item ordered, the Crisis Center will receive a portion of the sale.
What Were You Wearing? Exhibit
A powerful statement of the true stories of sexual assault in the form of a clothing exhibit that disproves the myth that what one wears is the cause of sexual assault happening to them. Display atFine Line Creative Arts Center37W570 Bolcum Rd., St. Charles, IL Thursday April 18, 2024, 6-8pmSaturday April 20, 2024, 2-4pm
Local Community Supporter with a big heart and a big check stops by CCC
The Crisis Center is thrilled that Walmart Store #1814, located at 1100 S. Randall Road in Elgin, continued their generous support of our mission this year by providing a local community grant in the amount of $2,000. They also provided treats and water bottles for our shelter residents, eye care supplies for our EC clients ...
DSV counseling team to offer new Counseling Group Healing Pathways
This spring the Crisis Center will be offering a new group counseling program for adult women survivors of sexual assault called Healing Pathways. This group will meet weekly over the course of 10 weeks, with the goal of helping survivors explore topics related to their healing. Topics being discussed in group sessions will include dealing ...
Winter Wear Giveaway Warms the Heart and Soul
As the fall days turn colder, and winter is just around the corner, the Crisis Center’s dedicated volunteers are knee deep in sorting winter coats, hats, gloves and scarves as our annual Winter Wear Giveaway gets underway. A critical initiative every year at the Crisis center and for the community, it is all made possible ...
Keeping families at home this holiday season
This past year the Crisis Center provided $195,367 in financial housing support to 53 families to prevent homelessness. Funding was provided by the Department of Human Services under their Homeless Prevention Program for those individuals or families facing homelessness and who met the program’s qualifications. The program provides short term financial support for individuals or ...