Contact

Saint Petersburg, FL - 33705
(727) 895-4912


Community Action Stops Abuse, Inc. (Casa)

24-hour help line.































































































































Local: (727) 895-4912































































































































TTY: (727) 828-1269































































































































































































































































CASA's vision is a community without violence so that home is a safe place.































































































































































































































































CASA's raise voices against violence through advocacy, empowerment and social change.































































































































































































































































CASA's vision is a community without domestic violence so that home is a safe place.































































































































































































































































Shelter:































































































































































































































































CASA provides refuge, crisis intervention, and advocacy for up to 45 days when home is not a safe place.































































































































































































































































The shelter is always open, and the location is confidential.































































































































































































































































Call CASA's 24-hour access line to reach a CASA advocate.































































































































































































































































Shelter residents receive emergency clothing, food, personal care items, child care, ongoing individual and group support, and mental health, substance abuse and justice advocacy.































































































































































































































































Gateway Housing:































































































































































































































































CASA program participants may be referred to CASA's Gateway Housing program as space becomes available.































































































































































































































































There are two apartment complexes; each with six, three-bedroom apartments and one two-bedroom apartment accessible to those with differing abilities.































































































































































































































































Residents pay reduced rent, utilities and participate in on-going safety planning, and support groups while enhancing their employment and life skills.































































































































































































































































CASA'S Youth Center:































































































































































































































































CASA provides licensed day care to Shelter and Gateway Housing for children age 5-13.































































































































































































































































The Youth Center provides activities and supervision for after school hours and full days during school vacations.































































































































































































































































Primary Prevention:































































































































































































































































CASA is committed to providing youth with tools and resources they need to help end domestic violence.































































































































































































































































Through their prevention efforts, they are always looking for ways to reach out to youth and encourage specifically teen involvement, particularly those who are residing in CASA's emergency shelter and/or CASA's Gateway Housing.



Community Action Stops Abuse, Inc. (Casa) Mission Statement

“Challenging the Societal Acceptance of all Forms of Domestic Violence, CASA Stands up to Silence through Advocacy, Prevention, Intervention, and Support Services.”

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Comments
  • User   2018-08-06 09:04:54

    I have an employee that is in St. Petersburg and is in desperate need of shelter for she and her daughter. She was a guest of yours last week but was asked to leave due to protocol issues. She understands the issues and will conform to your guidelines. She really needs a safe place to be. I talked to one of your staff yesterday and was given some confidential information about my employee that should not of been shared over the telephone. All we are trying to do is find safe haven for her.

  • User   2019-07-14 16:13:12

    Yesterday, Saturday the 13th, I showed up with the Water and Stone Church as a volunteer and organized the storage room. I was wondering if I could be used as a regular volunteer as I have lots of time on my hands. I have lots of gifts to offer. I could even provide counseling for your tenants.Let me know. Jonathan

  • User   2019-12-01 16:15:59

    I'm disabled a victim of domestic violence i have no money food stamps on the 8th of December.. I used my social security check to pay for room at cimys motel.. He took the rest i have no where to go i need help desperately please someone help me

  • User   2020-11-11 08:35:52

    I've recently moved here from seattle, I am a victim of domestic violence and stalking, I am currently staying in a hotel and in desperate need of assistance with a place to stay, can someone help?

  • User   2021-05-15 13:12:38

    I have my daughter's and my son although my son hasn't been home in 5 months. He's safe at a friend's but refuses to live with his father..... But their dad is an alcoholic and after 18 years I can't do it anymore and my kids are begging me to get me and them out... I have mild health issues and have been struggling to get back into work but my kids and I need to get out now.... I am willing to work and do what needs to be done, I just have none to turn to no family really whom can help... A Mother, Father yes actually 2 father's BUT they can barely make ends meet themselves.



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