What a dificult situation.....Is there anyway you can move???

No :( I'm trying to stay at school because my third abuser aka my cousin will be here in a week

Shit! Please get the fuck out of there - and stay away.
Do it anyway you can.

Call the local abuse hotline - They can help. A shelter is better than being in danger.

A shelter will scare me :-/

u have to do this for urself. I understand why ur afraid. It is scary, change and moving out but u have to do this for urself. Ur brave and strong and will get past this. We're all with u. Take this step.
Hugs.

Is there a Women's Center nearby - they can be VERY understanding and often have temporary housing you can use. Are you in college? If so, go to a counselor and see if there is on-campus help. But, protect yourself, stay out of your abuser's presence whenever possible.
Be safe!!!
Refuse2quit

I understand that you are afraid. The best things I have done for myself have always started out with a lot of fear and apprehension, yes the "unknown" is a scary place, yet I the end It will probably be the most wonderful thing you have done for yourself. Of course there will be challenges but nothing like the challenges you may be facing in a week. WE ARE ALL here to support you through the process! The choice is yours. I truly wish you the best, YOU DESERVE IT! Blaine

I can see how the unknown of a shelter would be scary - but more scary than staying in the same house as 2 or 3 of your abusers?
Shelters are there to help women, they have experienced staff, they are set up to be safe.

I used to assume that because home wasn't safe, no where was. That was a big mistake and stopped me accepting help earlier. Please don't make the same mistake as I did.

Thank you for your comments guys I will look into shelters around here :-/ I'm praying I get the job at school.. It sucks because the stress and realization has caused me to shut down

Hopeless25:
The bottom line here is to protect yourself from further abuse. I used to work for a Women's Center as the only male advocate on staff. We were able to assist women in not only being safe and finding shelter, but in finding their voice, regain their power and learning that they are NOT alone. A staggering amount of women (and men) stay in unsafe environments due to monetary needs, emotional reliance or just plan fear. And as other's have said, any new territory is scary at first, but you can overcome fear - it is a normal reaction to the unknown and that is especially true for victims / survivors. Please do whatever it takes to keep yourself safe - re-victimization is often overwhelmingly harmful due to the victim blaming themselves for remaining in an environment that they later believe they could have left. Do this for yourself; Do this for your FUTURE self. And you do have a future, even if at times it does not feel like it.
All my best - reach out for help and if you don't get it, keep reaching. Sometimes it takes multiple attempts to find the advocate or assistance that helps you become whole.
I wish you well - you sound as if you already know that where you are staying is very dangerous - now help yourself and get out before the abuse starts again.
Wishing you all the strength and power you need to make the move -
Refuse2quit

One of my...um...committee members says she loves you and thinks you are so brave and strong, she wishes she was just like you.
She wants you to be safe (and have cookies).

Sincerely,
-The management.