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October 2021: Domestic Violence Awareness Month
CAPSEA is calling on the community to help shed the light on abuse by an intimate partner in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
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Stay up to date on all things CAPSEA. We'll share updates on everything from upcoming events and job listings to recent blog posts and third-party resources.
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SUPPORTER SPOTLIGHT: Elk County Foods
Local business owner reflects on the crucial role that CAPSEA plays in the community.
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A CALL FOR ACTION: CAPSEA Executive Director Calls on the Senate to Protect Critical Funding for Victim Service Agencies
CAPSEA’s largest funding source is in jeopardy, and we’re calling on senate leaders to support the VOCA Fix legislation.
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Myths VS Facts of Rape & Sexual Assault
CAPSEA advocates correct the most common myths and misconceptions of rape and sexual assault.
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Traumatic Incident Reduction (TIR) Counseling Q&A
A TIR Counseling client discusses her experience with the unique program offered by CAPSEA’s trained counselors.
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Sexual Assault Awareness Month, April 2021
The goal of SAAM is to raise public awareness about sexual violence, educate communities on how to prevent it, and bolster prevention efforts throughout the year.
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Business Owner Supports CAPSEA Through Turkey Dinners and Handmade Jewelry
Local business owner, Bonnie Lindberg of Lindberg Furniture, supports CAPSEA’s mission year-round through thoughtful and unique donations.
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Understanding Rural Victims of Crime
CAPSEA Executive Director, Billie Jo, helps human service professionals better understand rural victims of crime, including the challenges faced by these victims and strategies for providing services.
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CAPSEA Welcomes New Incredible Years® Coordinator
Keara Shrefler Helps Grow CAPSEA’s Family Counseling Services as New Incredible Years® Coordinator
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COVID-19 Creates Lasting Challenges For Abuse Victims
The disastrous effects of the ongoing pandemic are undeniable. But it’s not until we pull back the curtain into people’s homes – into their private lives – that we can see the situation is far worse than many people realize.
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