What Is CAPSA? Free, Confidential Services for Survivors in Northern Utah and Southern Idaho
You don’t have to have it all figured out to reach out.
Whether you’re in crisis right now, quietly weighing your options, or looking for information on behalf of someone you care about, CAPSA is here. You don’t need to have made any decisions. You don’t need to be ready to leave. You just need to reach out, and we’ll take it from there.
Need help now?
Utah Crisis and Support Line: 435-753-2500 | Idaho Crisis and Support Line: 208-852-0720
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Building Safer Futures Through Prevention and Education in Franklin County Schools
CAPSA is excited to share that we are beginning prevention and education presentations at Preston High School, Preston Junior High School, and Franklin County High School. This step reflects what we have consistently heard from families, educators, and community members: a strong desire to equip young people with skills that support healthy relationships, leadership, and safety,now and into the future.
Franklin County is a place where people care deeply about their kids and their neighbors. The growing interest in prevention education speaks to that commitment. By working together with schools, students, and families, we can build on the many strengths already present in our community while offering practical tools that help prevent harm and promote connection.
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What Is CAPSA? Answering Some of Our Most Frequently Asked Questions
What Is CAPSA? Free, Confidential Services for Survivors in Northern Utah and Southern Idaho
You don’t have to have it all figured out to reach out.
Whether you’re in crisis right now, quietly weighing your options, or looking for information on behalf of someone you care about, CAPSA is here. You don’t need to have made any decisions. You don’t need to be ready to leave. You just need to reach out, and we’ll take it from there.
Need help now?
Utah Crisis and Support Line: 435-753-2500 | Idaho Crisis and Support Line: 208-852-0720
If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
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March Newsletter
Building Safer Futures Through Prevention And Education In Franklin County Schools
Building Safer Futures Through Prevention and Education in Franklin County Schools
CAPSA is excited to share that we are beginning prevention and education presentations at Preston High School, Preston Junior High School, and Franklin County High School. This step reflects what we have consistently heard from families, educators, and community members: a strong desire to equip young people with skills that support healthy relationships, leadership, and safety, now and into the future.
Franklin County is a place where people care deeply about their kids and their neighbors. The growing interest in prevention education speaks to that commitment. By working together with schools, students, and families, we can build on the many strengths already present in our community while offering practical tools that help prevent harm and promote connection.
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