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CAPSA is a nonprofit domestic violence, sexual assault and rape recovery center serving Cache and Rich Counties. Last year CAPSA served 1,551 women, men, and children and provided community education to 30,533 participants.

CAPSA’s support services includes 24-hour support phone line, emergency shelter, casework, rape exam advocacy, prevention education, clinical therapy and more.

All of CAPSA’s services are FREE and confidential.

Learn More About CAPSA Services

Services Include:

  • A Safe Place

    Emergency Shelter

  • Light in the Darkness

    24-Hour Support Line (435) 753-2500

  • Hand to Hold

    Advocacy and Support Services

  • Life Saving Support

    24-Hour Response Team

  • Place to Heal

    Therapy Services

  • Brighter Future

    Children Services

CAPSA can help

CAPSA is the local expert on safely escaping and starting a new life after domestic violence, picking up the pieces after rape, and healing from associated trauma from both. When someone reaches out to CAPSA, they can expect to speak to an expert who believes, does not judge, and will not disclose what is shared.

The individual is in control during the whole process. They determine the direction they want to take and CAPSA then helps them safely and successfully reach their goals.

We Believe You We Can Help You You Can Heal You Can Be Safe

Sexual Assualt and Rape Support Services

When you know CAPSA,

You KNOW HOPE PEACE SAFETY STRENGTH DIGNITY WORTH

NOSHAME | NOBLAME | NOFEAR

Sexual assault can take many different forms, but one thing remains the same: it’s never your fault and the trauma you feel is real. CAPSA can help.

KNOWCAPSA

CAPSA Services are FREE and Confidential and include:

24-Hour Support Line • Rape Exam Support • Clinical Therapy • Medical Advocacy • Reporting Advocacy • Protective Order Assistance • Stalking Injunction Assistance • Support Groups • Housing • Emergency Shelter

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Call CAPSA to speak to an advocate at (435)753-2500

Domestic Violence Services

When you know CAPSA,

You KNOW HOPE PEACE SAFETY STRENGTH DIGNITY WORTH

KNOWAbuse

Your abuse is real, we believe you and we can help you. CAPSA can help you escape relationship violence and experience a life free from abuse.

KNOWCAPSA

CAPSA Services are FREE and Confidential:

24-Hour Support Line • Emergency Shelter • Housing • Clinical Therapy • Police Reporting Advocacy • Protective Order Assistance • Court Room Advocacy • Support Groups • Teen and Children Services • Legal Support

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Call CAPSA to speak to an advocate at (435)753-2500

Helping a Friend or Family Member

  • Don’t be afraid to bring up the subject

    Ask your friend or family where she/he will feel comfortable talking, keeping in mind privacy and safe locations.

  • Acknowledge their situation

    Let this person know it is not his/her fault. The responsibility lies with the person who has hurt them. Let them know that it is okay to feel hurt, sad, humiliated, etc. Give them a chance to vent their feelings.

  • Validate their experience

    Let your friend know that you are concerned for their physical and emotional safety and if they have children, that you are concerned for their children as well.

  • Let them know there is help available

    Encourage him/her to call CAPSA to discuss a safety plan and learn about community resources. Call CAPSA at (435) 753-2500

  • Respect their choice

    Victims of domestic violence may return to the abusive relationship many times. Do not abandon him/her, (although it may be discouraging).

    Never let your friend believe that he/she has lost their chance to come to you for help again, if needed.

KNOW Campaign

The KNOW Campaign is designed to empower survivors of sexual abuse, rape, and domestic violence while bringing awareness to the breadth of services CAPSA offers.

Victims of sexual abuse, rape, and domestic violence often feel shame and isolation. These feelings mean many suffer alone and do not receive help.  This campaign is designed to show these individuals they are not alone, help is available, and there is a future where they will be able to again KNOW PEACE.

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Sexual Assault Support Service Disclaimer – This project was supported by Award No. [19VOCA123] awarded by the Utah Office Victims of Crime, Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations are those of CAPSA and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of Justice or grant-making component.

Domestic Violence Support Service Disclaimer – This project was supported by Award No. [19VOCA081] awarded by the Utah Office Victims of Crime, Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations are those of CAPSA and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of Justice or grant-making component.

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