WE BELIEVE YOU

WE BELIEVE YOU

Please call CAPSA’s 24-hour Support Phone Line at (435) 753-2500

CAPSA is the
Rape Crisis and Support Center for Cache Valley and the Bear Lake Area

Sexual Assault Services

CAPSA is the
Domestic Violence Support Center for Cache Valley and the Bear Lake Area

Domestic Violence Services

Services Include:

  • Emergency Shelter
  • 24-Hour Support Line
  • Advocacy and Support Services
  • 24-Hour Response Team
  • Therapy Services
  • Children’s Services

CAPSA is a nonprofit domestic violence, sexual abuse, and rape recovery center serving Cache County and the Bear Lake area. We provide support services for women, men, and children impacted by abuse. All of our services are FREE and confidential.

Get Help

CAPSA can help you if you feel unsafe in your relationship or struggling to heal from abuse – the abuse could be current or happen when you were a child. Abuse manifests itself in many ways, including physically, emotionally, psychologically, financially, and sexually. CAPSA can help no matter the type of abuse or when it happened.

Please call CAPSA anytime at (435) 753-2500 or (208)540-8536 to speak with a trained advocate. Call 911 if you are in immediate danger.

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Give Help

Because of your support, and the support of others in our community, we are able to help women, men, and children escape abuse and start over. Visit the Give Help page to read success stories, find ways to get involved, and learn more about CAPSA.

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Strengthening CAPSA’s Presence in Idaho

For nearly 50 years, CAPSA has been a trusted source of safety, support, and healing for survivors of domestic and sexual violence across Cache Valley and Bear Lake Area. Recognizing the unique needs of residents in Franklin and Bear Lake Counties, CAPSA is expanding to provide dedicated services in Preston, Idaho.

This Idaho-focused initiative, known as CAPSA of Southeast Idaho, will establish a full-time presence in Franklin County, offering essential services—including crisis intervention, case management, and clinical therapy—with plans to build an outreach office, shelter, and transitional housing units. Each service will be carefully designed to meet the needs of Idaho survivors and their families, providing accessible, localized support that empowers individuals to heal within their community.

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Picture a Career at CAPSA

CAPSA is only able to provide this life-saving and life-changing work because of the exceptionalism of our employees and the support of our community. If you picture yourself in a career that matters, visit our career page.

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