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New Name, Same Mission
This year marks a significant milestone for CAPA — our 50th anniversary. For five decades, we’ve walked alongside children and families through some of life’s most difficult moments, offering compassionate, trauma-informed care to help them heal and grow. As we celebrate this important moment in our history, we’re proud to share something new: our updated… Continue Reading New Name, Same Mission
June 2025 CAPA Connections e-Newsletter
Our June 2025 CAPA Connections e-Newsletter is live! In this Issue: Exciting News! Play Like a Kid Raffle Summer is Here! … and more! Read our June 2025 CAPA Connections issue here Want to stay up to date on all things CAPA? Follow us on social and sign up for our emails here! Facebook… Continue Reading June 2025 CAPA Connections e-Newsletter
May 2025 CAPA Connections e-Newsletter
Our May 2025 CAPA Connections e-Newsletter is live! In this Issue: Play Like a Kid Staff Celebrations April recap … and more! Read our May 2025 CAPA Connections issue here Want to stay up to date on all things CAPA? Follow us on social and sign up for our emails here! Facebook | Instagram… Continue Reading May 2025 CAPA Connections e-Newsletter
CAPA on the Talk Raytown Podcast
CAPA was featured on the April 2025 episode of the Talk Raytown podcast, hosted monthly by the Raytown Chamber of Commerce. In this episode, CAPA’s President and CEO, Dr. Kristina Jones, and VP of Development, Amanda Jackson, discuss CAPA’s mission, history, child abuse prevention, and more. Listen to the full interview here, or by clicking… Continue Reading CAPA on the Talk Raytown Podcast
April 2025 CAPA Connections e-Newsletter
Our April 2025 CAPA Connections e-Newsletter is live! In this Issue: April Events Supporting Families You Know SEL Spotlight Play Like a Kid … and more! Read our April 2025 CAPA Connections issue here Want to stay up to date on all things CAPA? Follow us on social and sign up for our emails… Continue Reading April 2025 CAPA Connections e-Newsletter
Building a Village
At CAPA, we’re dedicated to fostering a supportive, empathetic, and growth-oriented environment for all our clients. We understand that families can face challenging times, and that’s why we’re here to support them in building resilience. Whether it’s through counseling for clients and families, providing support for new parents with infants and toddlers, or hosting educational… Continue Reading Building a Village
Building Stronger Families, One Moment at a Time
Simple Ways to Connect and Reduce Stress Strong, healthy families help create safe, nurturing environments where children can thrive. Between busy schedules, work responsibilities, and everyday stress, sometimes finding time to connect as a family can feel overwhelming. The good news? Small moments can make a big impact. Here are five simple ways to strengthen… Continue Reading Building Stronger Families, One Moment at a Time
March 2025 CAPA Connections e-Newsletter
Our March 2025 CAPA Connections e-Newsletter is live! In this Issue: Independence Sanitarium Spotlight Gift of Sole Gratitude Family Connection Challenge … and more! Read our March 2025 CAPA Connections issue here Want to stay up to date on all things CAPA? Follow us on social and sign up for our emails here! Facebook… Continue Reading March 2025 CAPA Connections e-Newsletter
February 2025 CAPA Connections e-Newsletter
Our February 2025 CAPA Connections e-Newsletter is live! In this Issue: Black History Month – A Personal Story Resources for Continued Reflection Become a CAPA Sponsor … and more! Read our February 2025 CAPA Connections issue here Want to stay up to date on all things CAPA? Follow us on social and sign up… Continue Reading February 2025 CAPA Connections e-Newsletter
Honoring Black History Month
Below is a personal story from a staff member, and other ideas for celebrating Black History Month… Cleora Womack: A Personal Story of Strength, Service, and Black History by Lexi Wright, CAPA’s Vice President of Programs The root of my passion for social services stems from my grandmother, Cleora Womack. Born in Tennessee in 1931,… Continue Reading Honoring Black History Month