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Today CAPSA, The Dell Loy Hansen Family Foundation and Altabank planned on hosting a CELEBRATION and ANNOUNCEMENT media event. Although we had to cancel this event due to COVID-19, we still wanted to share the news and celebrate at a distance. SAFE HOMES – CAPSA’S HOUSING PROGRAM For individuals and families escaping abuse, a safe […]
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, when we as a community and as a nation take time to learn and better understand the problem of sexual assault and how we can make our communities safer. One of the best things all of us can do for survivors is to take the time to learn what […]
I want to start by thanking the entire community for an outpouring of support. As a CAPSA supporter, you recognize how domestic violence and sexual abuse support services are even more critical during a public crisis. While many nonprofits have reduced services during this public crisis, CAPSA has been ramping up services. I’d like to […]
CAPSA was founded and continues to be built by amazing women. With International Women’s Day, we would like to recognize and thank just a few. JENNY BOX Jenny Box was one of the founders and a continued friend of CAPSA. CAPSA was founded after two high-profile rape cases occurred on Utah State University’s campus. A […]
CAPSA’s Clinical Therapy is offered for immediate and secondary survivors of abuse and sexual assault. This service is free and confidential, and allows CAPSA to support the emotional needs of survivors alongside their other needs. Therapy is Valuable to CAPSA’s Clients Often, survivors of domestic violence, rape, and sexual assault – traumatic events which can […]
Holidays typically mean time with family, with people we love and who love us too. These much-needed breaks provide a time to rest and recharge as you enjoy spending time with loved ones. However, sometimes this means helping loved ones who are dealing with abuse. If your loved one tells you they are experiencing abuse, […]
CAPSA’s Emergency Shelter provides a safe place for individuals and families fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, and rape to escape and begin healing. The Shelter is designed as a home and clients stay for an average of 30 days. It has a large kitchen stocked, multiple living rooms and 8 private, family-size bedrooms (32 beds). […]
The Shelter is a Confidential and Free Service CAPSA’s Emergency Shelter provides a safe place for individuals and families fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, and rape to escape and begin healing. The Shelter provides a foundation for survivors to build from; it is set up to ensure safety and meet basic needs of individuals and […]
CAPSA provides support services for individuals and families impacted by domestic violence, sexual abuse, or rape. A core service is our 24-hour Support Phone Line for those who have experienced abuse or are supporting a friend or loved one. What is the purpose of the Support Line? CAPSA’s 24-hour Support Phone Line is answered by […]
CAPSA has been awarded two grants from the Utah Office for Victims of Crime to bring awareness to CAPSA’s domestic violence, sexual assault and rape support services 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 […]
24/7 Support Phone: 435-753-2500
P.O. Box 3617
Logan, Utah 84323-3617
Email: info@capsa.org
Phone: 435-753-2500
CAPSA is registered as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Contributions to CAPSA are tax-deductible, to the extent permitted by law.
CAPSA’s tax identification number is 87-0413330.