CAPSA

Presentations are designed to appeal to a wide variety of classes and age groups, including health, physical education, science, adult roles, and social studies. Presentations are available for community groups as well.

Full time caseworker/advocates who confidentially work with victims of rape and sexual assault. Provides information, referrals, and support following the traumatic experience of being the victim of a violent crime.

Educational support groups for victims of rape and sexual assault. Groups are not counseling sessions, but instead a chance for victims to meet together, discuss issues relevant to survivors of sexual assault, provide support for one another, and learn about and discuss options for the future.

The program is designed to provide victims of domestic violence with a safe place to live while they work on a goals that will help them be more self-sufficient and be better able to provide for themselves and/or their families.

24 hour crisis phone line, Mobile Crisis Team, and Rape Crisis Intervention.

Provides confidential support services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Receiving assistance from does not mean that a victim will have to talk to the police, or that the crime will be reported to law enforcement. Those decisions are made by the victim and can be discussed in complete confidentiality with a advocate.

Presentations are designed to appeal to a wide variety of classes and age groups, including health, physical education, science, adult roles, and social studies. Presentations are available for community groups as well.

Safe, confidential location for victims fleeing domestic violence or for victims of sexual assault. Rooms for both small and large families, and rooms that are handicap accessible. While staying in the shelter, individuals meet with a caseworker, work on action plans for self-sufficiency, find resources for assistance, and search for jobs.