CAPSEA’s ‘Leave the Lights On’ fundraiser is dedicated to raising crucial funds for the operational sustainability of our emergency shelter.
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Peace Begins at home
Every human being has the right to live a safe and healthy life, free of violence and abuse. For over four decades, CAPSEA’s team has worked tirelessly to help Elk and Cameron county community members live safer, healthier lives.


24/7 Confidential Hotline
If this is an emergency, call 911 immediately.
Elk County Hotline: 814-772-1227
Cameron County Hotline: 814-486-0952

Peace Begins at Home
CAPSEA is here to help you live a safer, healthier life.
What began as the Elk County Crisis line has evolved into a comprehensive non-profit victim service agency committed to providing high quality, long-term care. We are here for you – every step of the way.
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How cAPSEA Can Help

24/7 Hotline

Crisis Shelter & Housing

Crime Victim Services

Abuse Victim Services

Counseling & Support

Education & training
Your Donation Makes A Difference
Every Dollar Counts
Buys cleaning and Sanitizing supplies for the shelter
Feeds a small family meals for an entire day
Sponsors an individual counseling session
Provides emergency housing for a day
Covers one weekend of emergency hotline support
What's New with CAPSEA
Welcome To The Team: Amanda Tyler
CAPSEA welcomes Amanda Tyler to the nonprofit's team as the new Medical Advocate.
Read MoreAsk the Advocate Podcast: The Critical Need for Medical Advocates in the Community
Billie Jo Weyant, CAPSEA, & Barbara, PCAR discuss the impact medical advocates have when providing survivors the help they need...
Read MoreAsk the Advocate Podcast: Safe & Secure Digital Communications
Billie Jo Weyant, CAPSEA, and Kara Wasser, CEO of OhanaLink discuss how secure communications and virtual connectivity is critical for...
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