Every fall, community members gather for one of CAPSA’s most anticipated events of the year: the Annual Wine Pairing Dinner. Held at the beautiful Logan Country Club, the evening is more than a celebration of fine food and wine. It is a celebration of community, compassion, and the collective effort to support survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Cache Valley.
This year’s event carries a special meaning. We are dedicating this year’s Wine Pairing to the memory of Mike Parent, a beloved friend of CAPSA and an enthusiastic supporter of this very event. Mike’s passion for winemaking was matched only by his generosity. For nearly twenty years, he bottled his private cabernet sauvignon, crafted from grapes grown at a family friend’s vineyard in California’s Alexander Valley. Each fall, his family would gather from across the country to help with the bottling, turning it into a cherished tradition. Mike donated much of his wine to charitable causes, including CAPSA, where it helped raise thousands of dollars to support survivors.
Tragically, Mike passed away this past July. While his presence will be deeply missed, his spirit, generosity, and love for both wine and community will be felt throughout this year’s pairing. Hosting this event in his honor is both a tribute and a reminder of the power of individuals who choose to make a difference in their community.
A Tradition of Excellence
CAPSA’s Wine Pairing has become a cherished annual tradition for the organization, bringing together community members, businesses, and advocates to raise critical funds for our mission. Each year, thousands of dollars are raised to support CAPSA’s life-saving services, which include emergency shelter, therapy, housing assistance, and advocacy for survivors.
One of the elements that makes the Wine Pairing so remarkable is its consistency and quality. The event has been routinely hosted at the Logan Country Club, a venue that provides an intimate and elegant atmosphere perfectly suited for an evening of connection and generosity. Each year, CAPSA partners with Justin Hamilton and his team atOff-Premise Catering, who design and execute a truly unforgettable meal.
Guests are treated to a five-course meal, each course carefully paired with a selection of fine wines. From the thoughtful presentation to the robust flavors, every detail is crafted to delight and surprise. For many attendees, the Wine Pairing is not only an opportunity to support a cause close to their hearts but also a highlight on their culinary calendar.
Stories That Inspire
While the food and wine provide a memorable experience, the heart of the Wine Pairing lies in the stories shared during the evening. Each year, Jill Anderson, CAPSA’s Executive Director, speaks to the audience. She shares real stories of real survivors: women, men, and children whose lives have been forever changed through CAPSA’s programs and services. These stories are raw, emotional, and deeply moving.
There is a moment, every year, when the room goes quiet. Wine glasses are set down, forks rest on plates, and every heart in the room turns toward the stories of survival and resilience. It is in these moments that the need for CAPSA becomes undeniable. The services CAPSA provides are not abstract. They are lifelines for people in our very own community.
The generosity that follows is always overwhelming. Year after year, attendees give from their hearts, whether through donations, auction bids, or simply spreading the word about CAPSA’s work. The Wine Pairing is proof that when people gather together with a purpose, incredible things can happen.
Why It Matters
Domestic and sexual violence are issues that affect every community, including ours. Survivors need safe shelter, supportive services, and advocacy to rebuild their lives. CAPSA provides all of this and more, but we cannot do it alone. Events like the Wine Pairing allow CAPSA to continue offering these vital services free of charge to survivors and their families.
The need speaks for itself. Each story shared at the Wine Pairing is a reminder that behind every statistic is a person. Someone’s daughter, son, friend, or neighbor. Attending the event, donating, or supporting CAPSA in any way is not only an act of generosity but also an act of solidarity with survivors.
Looking Ahead
As we prepare for this year’s Wine Pairing, we invite our community to join us in honoring Mike Parent’s legacy, enjoying an evening of incredible food and wine, and making a meaningful difference in the lives of survivors.
Together, we can ensure that CAPSA remains a place of safety and a source of hope. Together, we can celebrate community and generosity. And together, we can raise a glass to Mike, to survivors, and to a future free from violence.
Join Us October 24th
Tickets are still available for this year’s Wine Pairing, and we would love to have you join us for this meaningful evening. Seating is limited, and this event has sold out in the past, so we encourage you to reserve your spot. Tickets can be purchased online at capsa.org/wine, where you’ll also find more details about the event. Every ticket purchased helps CAPSA continue providing life-saving services to survivors of domestic violence and sexual abuse in our community.
November Newsletter
CAPSA’s Annual Wine Pairing: A Night of Fine Dining, Community, and Tribute
Every fall, community members gather for one of CAPSA’s most anticipated events of the year: the Annual Wine Pairing Dinner. Held at the beautiful Logan Country Club, the evening is more than a celebration of fine food and wine. It is a celebration of community, compassion, and the collective effort to support survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Cache Valley.
This year’s event carries a special meaning. We are dedicating this year’s Wine Pairing to the memory of Mike Parent, a beloved friend of CAPSA and an enthusiastic supporter of this very event. Mike’s passion for winemaking was matched only by his generosity. For nearly twenty years, he bottled his private cabernet sauvignon, crafted from grapes grown at a family friend’s vineyard in California’s Alexander Valley. Each fall, his family would gather from across the country to help with the bottling, turning it into a cherished tradition. Mike donated much of his wine to charitable causes, including CAPSA, where it helped raise thousands of dollars to support survivors.
Tragically, Mike passed away this past July. While his presence will be deeply missed, his spirit, generosity, and love for both wine and community will be felt throughout this year’s pairing. Hosting this event in his honor is both a tribute and a reminder of the power of individuals who choose to make a difference in their community.
A Tradition of Excellence
CAPSA’s Wine Pairing has become a cherished annual tradition for the organization, bringing together community members, businesses, and advocates to raise critical funds for our mission. Each year, thousands of dollars are raised to support CAPSA’s life-saving services, which include emergency shelter, therapy, housing assistance, and advocacy for survivors.
One of the elements that makes the Wine Pairing so remarkable is its consistency and quality. The event has been routinely hosted at the Logan Country Club, a venue that provides an intimate and elegant atmosphere perfectly suited for an evening of connection and generosity. Each year, CAPSA partners with Justin Hamilton and his team atOff-Premise Catering, who design and execute a truly unforgettable meal.
Guests are treated to a five-course meal, each course carefully paired with a selection of fine wines. From the thoughtful presentation to the robust flavors, every detail is crafted to delight and surprise. For many attendees, the Wine Pairing is not only an opportunity to support a cause close to their hearts but also a highlight on their culinary calendar.
Stories That Inspire
While the food and wine provide a memorable experience, the heart of the Wine Pairing lies in the stories shared during the evening. Each year, Jill Anderson, CAPSA’s Executive Director, speaks to the audience. She shares real stories of real survivors: women, men, and children whose lives have been forever changed through CAPSA’s programs and services. These stories are raw, emotional, and deeply moving.
There is a moment, every year, when the room goes quiet. Wine glasses are set down, forks rest on plates, and every heart in the room turns toward the stories of survival and resilience. It is in these moments that the need for CAPSA becomes undeniable. The services CAPSA provides are not abstract. They are lifelines for people in our very own community.
The generosity that follows is always overwhelming. Year after year, attendees give from their hearts, whether through donations, auction bids, or simply spreading the word about CAPSA’s work. The Wine Pairing is proof that when people gather together with a purpose, incredible things can happen.
Why It Matters
Domestic and sexual violence are issues that affect every community, including ours. Survivors need safe shelter, supportive services, and advocacy to rebuild their lives. CAPSA provides all of this and more, but we cannot do it alone. Events like the Wine Pairing allow CAPSA to continue offering these vital services free of charge to survivors and their families.
The need speaks for itself. Each story shared at the Wine Pairing is a reminder that behind every statistic is a person. Someone’s daughter, son, friend, or neighbor. Attending the event, donating, or supporting CAPSA in any way is not only an act of generosity but also an act of solidarity with survivors.
Looking Ahead
As we prepare for this year’s Wine Pairing, we invite our community to join us in honoring Mike Parent’s legacy, enjoying an evening of incredible food and wine, and making a meaningful difference in the lives of survivors.
Together, we can ensure that CAPSA remains a place of safety and a source of hope. Together, we can celebrate community and generosity. And together, we can raise a glass to Mike, to survivors, and to a future free from violence.
Join Us October 24th
Tickets are still available for this year’s Wine Pairing, and we would love to have you join us for this meaningful evening. Seating is limited, and this event has sold out in the past, so we encourage you to reserve your spot. Tickets can be purchased online at capsa.org/wine, where you’ll also find more details about the event. Every ticket purchased helps CAPSA continue providing life-saving services to survivors of domestic violence and sexual abuse in our community.
Join the Purple Promise: Take a Stand This Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Every October, Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) brings communities together to honor survivors, raise awareness, and inspire action. This year, CAPSA invites local businesses and organizations to take part in a powerful new movement: the Purple Promise.
The Purple Promise is more than a pledge; it’s a commitment to help end domestic violence and build a safer, stronger community for everyone. By joining, your business becomes a visible ally in the fight to create a future free from abuse.
What the Purple Promise Means
When your business makes the Purple Promise, you’re standing side by side with survivors, advocates, and community members who believe that safety, respect, and compassion should be universal.
By taking the Purple Promise, you pledge to:
1. Stand for Safety
You affirm your support for survivors and your dedication to promoting healthy, respectful relationships. Domestic violence affects people of all ages, genders, and backgrounds. By taking a public stand, your business sends a powerful message that everyone deserves to live free from fear and harm.
2. Strengthen Community
Your commitment helps fund CAPSA’s life-saving programs: from emergency shelter for families escaping abuse, to counseling, advocacy, and prevention education that breaks the cycle of violence. Every contribution helps provide safety and hope to someone in need right here in Northern Utah and Southeast Idaho.
3. Show Your Colors
Purple is the color of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. It’s a symbol of courage, survival, and peace. By displaying purple ribbons or signage in your business, you help raise awareness and encourage others to join the cause. When your customers see purple, they’ll know your business stands for safety and compassion.
A Powerful Way to Give Back
Businesses that take the Purple Promise are invited to contribute $1,000 (or more) as a Purple Promise Partner. This partnership directly funds CAPSA’s critical services and programs, ensuring that survivors in our community have the support they need to heal and rebuild.
Your generous contribution provides:
Emergency Shelter – Safe, confidential shelter for individuals and families escaping danger.
Counseling and Advocacy Services – Professional support that helps survivors navigate their healing journey.
Prevention Education – School and community programs that teach healthy relationship skills and prevent future violence.
Every dollar makes a tangible difference in someone’s life. When your business joins the Purple Promise, you’re not just donating. You’re helping save lives.
Recognition for Purple Promise Partners
To thank our Purple Promise Partners for their compassion and leadership, CAPSA offers several forms of recognition throughout the month of October:
Website & Social Media Recognition – Your business will be featured on CAPSA’s website and social media channels during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, highlighting your commitment to ending abuse.
Purple Promise Window Decal & Digital Badge – Display your support proudly with a custom Purple Promise decal for your storefront and a digital badge to share online. These materials show your customers that you care about creating a safer community.
Optional Training – CAPSA staff can visit your business to provide an optional on-site presentation, offering education on recognizing signs of abuse, supporting survivors, and building a culture of safety. To schedule a training, please reach out to kara@capsa.org, and we’d be happy to coordinate those details.
By joining the Purple Promise, your business becomes part of a visible movement that encourages others to take action. Together, we can turn awareness into lasting change.
Why Your Support Matters
Domestic violence is more common than many realize, and it affects every community. Survivors often face overwhelming barriers when trying to escape abuse, from financial hardship to social stigma. CAPSA provides free, confidential support to help survivors find safety, healing, and hope.
When local businesses stand behind this mission, it sends a strong message that our community does not tolerate abuse and that survivors are supported, believed, and valued. Your participation in the Purple Promise helps sustain the programs that make this vision possible.
Make Your Purple Promise Today
This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, join CAPSA in making a difference. Become a Purple Promise Partner and take a stand against domestic violence. Your pledge represents compassion, leadership, and community strength.
Let’s work together to shine a light of hope and create a community free from violence.
October Newsletter
Light the Night with CAPSA: Shining Purple for Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Cache Valley
Every October, communities across the country come together to honor Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM). It’s a time to raise awareness, show support for survivors, and take a stand against abuse in all its forms. Here in Cache Valley, CAPSA is proud to kick off DVAM with our annual Light the Night event. This powerful community gathering will take place on Wednesday, October 1st, at the Cache County Historic Courthouse, and we invite everyone in our community to join us as the purple lights come on across downtown Logan, displaying awareness and support for survivors of domestic violence.
What is CAPSA’s Light the Night Event?
CAPSA’s Light the Night is more than just a kickoff to Domestic Violence Awareness Month—it’s an opportunity for our entire community to come together with hope and purpose. On the first night of October, the Cache County Historic Courthouse and the surrounding downtown area will glow with purple lights, the official color of domestic violence awareness.
This event is designed to be both meaningful and uplifting. Families, friends, survivors, and supporters are invited to gather, enjoy purple-themed activities, and watch the valley shine in purple as a symbol of unity. By attending, you’re not only helping raise awareness but also showing survivors that they are not alone and that Cache Valley stands with them.
This year’s Light the Night will include:
Purple refreshments for guests to enjoy while mingling.
Luminary decorating, where participants of all ages can create hopeful, supportive messages. These luminaries will light up the grounds as the sun goes down.
The exciting moment when the downtown Logan purple lights are officially turned on, marking the beginning of DVAM in Cache Valley.
Why Purple Lights for DVAM?
Purple is the national color of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, symbolizing courage, survival, and peace. Across the U.S., communities light landmarks and buildings in purple to demonstrate their commitment to ending domestic violence.
Here in Cache Valley, the purple lights surrounding the Cache County Historic Courthouse are more than decoration—they are a message of solidarity. They let survivors know that their community sees them, believes them, and supports their healing. They also serve as a reminder to everyone in Cache Valley that domestic violence is not a private issue—it’s a community issue, and we all play a role in ending it.
When you walk or drive through downtown Logan during October and see the purple lights, you’ll know that our valley is united in supporting survivors and working toward a safer future for everyone.
Why Attend Light the Night?
Attending Light the Night with CAPSA is a way to turn awareness into action. The event is free, family-friendly, and open to everyone. By showing up, you send a powerful message: that you care about survivors, that you want to learn more, and that you are committed to helping end domestic violence in Cache Valley.
The event also creates an opportunity for important conversations. Many people in our community have been personally impacted by domestic violence, whether they know it or not. DVAM is a time to break the silence, reduce stigma, and remind survivors that help is available. CAPSA provides free and confidential services year-round, but awareness events like Light the Night amplify our mission and extend our reach.
How You Can Get Involved Beyond the Event
Coming to Light the Night is a great first step, but there are other ways you can support survivors during Domestic Violence Awareness Month:
Wear purple throughout October to raise awareness.
Share photos of the Cache Valley purple lights on social media with hashtags like #DVAM and #CAPSA.
Talk to your family, friends, and coworkers about domestic violence and available resources.
Learn more about CAPSA’s services and volunteer opportunities at capsa.org.
Join Us in Lighting the Night Purple
Mark your calendars for Wednesday, October 1st, at the Logan Historic Courthouse. Come decorate a luminary, enjoy a purple refreshment, and be part of the moment when Cache Valley shines purple for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Together, we can create a safer, more supportive community where survivors are empowered to heal and thrive.
Join CAPSA, your neighbors, and community leaders as we Light the Night purple—because every light matters, every survivor matters, and together we are stronger.
For more information about CAPSA, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, or how you can support survivors in Cache Valley, visit capsa.org.
Setting Boundaries: Master These 5 Tips for Healthy and Respectful Relationships
February marks Healthy Relationships Month, a time to reflect on the building blocks of strong, supportive, and respectful connections. At CAPSA, our Prevention Education department focuses on empowering individuals with tools and strategies to enhance relationships, and one of the most critical aspects we emphasize is setting boundaries.
Healthy boundaries are essential for maintaining balance, self-respect, and mutual understanding in any relationship. Boundaries define what you are comfortable with and communicate your needs and limits to others. When set and respected, they create a foundation for trust and growth, fostering healthier connections.
Here are five powerful tips to help you establish and maintain healthy boundaries.
1. Know Your Limits
The first step is understanding your personal limits. Take time to reflect on what makes you feel safe, respected, and valued. Think about past experiences and identify situations where you felt uncomfortable or taken advantage of.
Knowing yourself and your needs allows you to communicate clearly to others. For example, if you value personal time, you might establish a boundary of not answering work emails after a certain hour.
2. Communicate Clearly and Respectfully
Effective communication is vital when establishing boundaries. Use clear and respectful language to express your needs and limits. Remember, boundaries are about fostering understanding, not creating conflict.
For instance, you can say, “I feel overwhelmed when I’m interrupted during my work hours. Can we plan to discuss this after I’m done?” This approach makes your needs known while inviting collaboration.
CAPSA’s Prevention Education department offers valuable resources and training on communication, helping individuals communicate effectively in their relationships.
3. Be Consistent
Consistency is key. If you set a boundary, ensure you follow through with it. For example, if you’ve decided not to lend money to friends, it’s important to stand by that decision, even if pressured.
By staying consistent, you reinforce the importance of your limits and encourage others to respect them. Consistency also demonstrates that you take your own boundaries seriously, which makes others more likely to do the same.
4. Recognize and Respect Others’ Boundaries
Healthy relationships are a two-way street. Just as you set your own boundaries, it’s crucial to recognize and respect the boundaries of others. Pay attention to verbal and non-verbal cues and avoid overstepping.
If someone communicates a boundary to you, acknowledge it without judgment. For example, if a friend prefers not to discuss certain topics, respect their request and adjust your conversations accordingly.
5. Seek Support When Needed
Sometimes, setting boundaries can be challenging, especially in relationships where patterns of behavior have been established. If you encounter resistance or struggle to assert your needs, don’t hesitate to seek support.
CAPSA provides a safe space for individuals to explore these challenges and learn practical strategies. Whether through workshops, one-on-one support, or community education, we’re here to help.
Why Boundaries Matter During Healthy Relationships Month
Healthy Relationships Month is an opportunity to prioritize connection, respect, and mutual growth. Setting boundaries is a vital aspect of this process. It can help protect your emotional well-being, ensure relationships are built on respect, and empower you to thrive as an individual.
CAPSA’s Prevention Education department specializes in teaching these principles throughout February and beyond. By promoting healthy boundaries, we aim to create a community where individuals feel valued, supported, and free to be themselves.
Take the First Step
If you’re ready to strengthen your relationships, reach out to CAPSA. Together, we can build a future where respect and understanding thrive.
Setting boundaries is a skill, but it’s one that can transform your relationships and enhance your life. Start practicing today, and watch as your connections grow stronger, healthier, and more fulfilling.
5 Simple Ways to Support CAPSA this Year
At CAPSA, we know it takes community support to create lasting change. Every action, no matter how small it may seem, contributes to our mission of providing hope, healing, and safety for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Whether you have five minutes, five hours, or five dollars to give, your support can make a meaningful impact. Here are some small but powerful ways you can assist CAPSA in our mission.
Donate
Your financial support helps us provide life-saving services to survivors, including emergency shelter, therapy, legal advocacy, and more. Whether it’s a one-time gift or a recurring donation, every dollar counts. Consider setting up a monthly donation—even small amounts add up to significant support over time. When you contribute financially, you’re directly impacting the lives of individuals and families who rely on CAPSA for safety and healing. To learn more about donating, visit CAPSA.org/donate.
Volunteer
Volunteers are the heart of CAPSA. From assisting with events to helping maintain our facilities, there are countless ways to give your time and talents. Volunteering doesn’t just support our operations—it also strengthens community connections and allows individuals to play an active role in creating change. You can help by organizing donations, participating in community outreach, or providing administrative support. Even a few hours can make a big difference. Reach out to learn about current volunteer opportunities that fit your schedule and interests. To learn more about volunteering, visit CAPSA.org/get-involved/volunteer.
Educate Yourself
Understanding the realities of domestic and sexual violence in our community is an essential step in creating change. When you educate yourself, you become empowered to recognize signs of abuse and take meaningful action. Visit our website, read survivor stories, or attend one of our educational trainings to deepen your knowledge and awareness. These insights equip you to be a stronger ally and advocate for survivors.
Spread the Word
Awareness is powerful. Share CAPSA’s mission and services on your social media platforms or talk to your friends, family, and coworkers about how they can support survivors. Word of mouth can help someone in need find the resources they’re looking for. A simple share on social media or a conversation over coffee could be the catalyst for someone to seek help or get involved.
Participate in a Fundraiser
Organize a fundraiser or participate in one of ours! Fundraisers are a fantastic way to bring the community together for a cause while raising essential funds for CAPSA. Whether it’s a bake sale, a community walk, or a workplace giving campaign, your efforts can amplify CAPSA’s reach and resources. These events also serve to strengthen community bonds and bring greater visibility to our mission.
Every Action Matters
No matter how small your action may seem, it contributes to a larger movement of support, hope, and healing. At CAPSA, we’ve seen firsthand how individual contributions—whether it’s time, money, or awareness—can transform lives and strengthen our community. Every kind gesture, every dollar donated, and every hour volunteered makes a difference.
Whether you’re able to give financially, volunteer your time, or simply share information about CAPSA, your support is invaluable. Thank you for being part of this critical work. Together, we can continue to make a big difference in the lives of survivors.
To get started, visit CAPSA.org or contact us directly to learn more about how you can help.
New Year, Same Life-Saving Services
As we step into a new year, the season of goal-setting and self-improvement is in full swing. Many of us are reflecting on where we’ve been, envisioning where we’d like to go, and planning the steps it will take to get there. At CAPSA, we want you to know that this spirit of renewal and growth aligns perfectly with our mission. Whether you’re seeking safety, healing, or a fresh start, CAPSA continues to provide life-saving services to support you every step of the way.
A Fresh Start for Survivors
For survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, the idea of new beginnings can feel daunting. Setting goals and working on personal growth may seem out of reach when you’re navigating difficult circumstances or healing from trauma. That’s why CAPSA’s life-saving services are designed to meet you where you are and help you build the future you envision—not just in January, but every day of the year.
Seeking support is not just an act of bravery; it’s a powerful declaration that you are ready to embrace the hope and healing you deserve. At CAPSA, we’re here to walk beside you through every step of your journey. Our comprehensive programs are designed to empower survivors, restore independence, and create lasting change.
Services We Offer
At CAPSA, our services are centered around providing hope, choice, freedom, and independence. Here’s how we can support you:
New Year, New Opportunities
The start of a new year is an opportunity to reclaim your voice, set boundaries, and embrace the life you deserve. At CAPSA, we believe in your resilience and strength. Whether you’re reaching out for the first time or continuing on your journey with us, we’re here to provide the tools, resources, and support you need to achieve your goals.
Self-improvement doesn’t have to mean monumental changes overnight. Small steps, like calling our hotline, attending a support group, or setting up a meeting with a caseworker, can be transformative. Each step you take toward healing and growth is an act of courage and self-love.
Partnering with the Community
CAPSA’s work would not be possible without the support of our community. From financial contributions to volunteer efforts, your involvement helps us provide life-saving services to those who need them most. Together, we can create a world where survivors feel empowered to start anew.
This year, consider how you might support CAPSA’s mission. Share our resources with someone who might need them, volunteer your time, or donate to help sustain our programs. Every action, no matter how small, contributes to a larger movement of hope and healing.
You Are Not Alone
As we embrace the possibilities of a new year, CAPSA reaffirms our commitment to being a lifeline for survivors. You are not alone, and help is always available. Together, we can turn the page and write a new chapter—one of safety, empowerment, and hope.
If you or someone you know needs support, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Your journey is important, and we are honored to walk it with you. Visit CAPSA.org to learn more about our services or to find ways to get involved.
You Matter: A Message for Survivors
As we enter the month of October, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we at CAPSA want to remind you: you are not alone, and you matter. Whether you’ve experienced domestic violence or any form of abuse, know that we are here to support you because your safety, healing, and future are important to us.
You deserve to live in safety. You deserve to heal. No matter where you are on your path—whether you’ve just started reaching out for help or you’ve been working through your trauma for years—our team is here to stand by you. At CAPSA, you matter.
We see you. Your experiences, your pain, and your resilience matter. Your life, your story, and your future matter to us. There is nothing more important than making sure you feel supported, understood, and safe as you move toward healing.
You are worthy of safety, love, and respect. You matter. If you feel overwhelmed, uncertain, or lost, know that CAPSA is here because you deserve support. We are committed to standing with you, no matter what you’ve faced or are currently going through.
Healing can be a difficult journey, but you don’t have to take it alone. CAPSA is here for you because you matter. Every person who walks through our doors is valued, and we are ready to provide the resources, care, and community you need.
If you ever doubt your worth, remember this: you deserve safety and support because you matter. Your story is important. Your life is valuable. And at CAPSA, we will continue to be here for you, every step of the way.
You matter. And we are here for you.
Introducing CAPSA’s New Board Members: Marcia Stewart, Dan Johnson, and Carol Johnson