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We exist to protect and restore human worth by confronting exploitation. Through victim services, education and outreach, and strategic partnerships, we are Utah's catalyst to create a state where all forms of human trafficking are intolerable. This location houses our weekly drop-in center. All other services area provided through our main office location.

CAPSA is a non-profit 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. Our shelter provides a refuge to start the healing process. CAPSA shelters men or women and their accompanied children. CAPSA caseworkers can provide referrals for employment, counseling, emergency food assistance, economic assistance, and action/safety planning. CAPSA therapists are licensed, and trauma informed to empower you to find hope and healing. CAPSA serves teens and children impacted by domestic violence or sexual abuse through individual therapy, educational groups, and safety planning. CAPSA also provides free educational and support groups for men and women. CAPSA prevention educators teach primary prevention throughout the community, giving presentations to middle and high school students, businesses, and community organizations. CAPSA also has a youth council, focused on raising awareness of teen dating violence and promoting protective factors against harm and violence. CAPSA is here for you, anytime, providing support and resources if you or someone you love has experienced domestic violence or sexual assault.

CAPSA provides a safe place for individuals who have experienced domestic violence, rape and/or sexual assault or who have been trafficked. Our shelter provides a refuge to begin the healing process. CAPSA shelters men or women and their accompanied children. CAPSA caseworkers can provide referrals for employment, counseling, emergency food assistance, economic assistance, and action/safety planning.

Emergency, short-term shelter for victims/survivors of domestic violence. Women and children served at the shelter. Males are served at an alternate location. Victim support; resource referral and assistance with community resources. No on-site services. Rural community and area; no public transit.

The Davis County Sheriff's Office Victim Advocate program will meet with victims to assist them with criminal/civil justice system assistance, information and referral to programs, personal advocacy/accompaniment to medical forensic exam, law enforcement interviews, and relocation assistance. The Davis County Sheriff's Office Victim Advocate program also offers after hour critical incident response to victims and families of victims of crime that are in need of emergency services.

The Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health's (DSAMH) victim advocate provides a trained, community-based, trauma-informed voice to provide support and assistance to crime victims involved with the Board of Pardons and Parole (BOPP). The victim advocate can provide support and assistance with the following activities: Attending BOPP hearings, assistance in writing victim impact statements to the BOPP, post-BOPP hearing supportive services, safety planning, protective orders, crime victim's compensation applications, and referrals to crisis intervention services.

Duchesne County Victim Services is a system-based advocacy located in the Sheriff's and County Attorney's offices. The advocates can respond on-scene or in offices located in Duchesne and Roosevelt. They provide direct services to assist victims of crime while they navigate the criminal justice system by providing education and support. They assist victims with obtaining orders of protection, Crime Victims Reparations (CVR), and by assisting with victim impact statements.