Family Community Resources, Counseling for traumatized people/communities (South Shore, Cape Cod, Islands)
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- Mission
- from their site: Our mission is to serve individuals and families whose lives are impacted by trauma at home, school or in their community. FCR, Inc. is committed to providing the highest quality of services including advocacy, support, individual and group treatment, case management and community education and training. Victims have the right to receive these services free of any bias with regard to age, gender, race, income, religion, sexual orientation, national origin or physical or mental challenges. All FCR services are provided within a setting that preserves safety, confidentiality and dignity; and, empowers individuals to move toward personal growth, health and happiness.
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from their site:
Crisis line: 508-583-6498
TTY: 508-583-6498
Toll Free: 1-800-281-6498
Outpatient Treatment for Victims of Trauma
Outpatient Mental Health Services for Victims
The Visitation Center(s)
Child Witness To Violence Project
Adult Offender Services
Responsible Fatherhood Program
Cape Verdean/Portuguese Program
SafeHome Emergency Shelter Program
Civilian Police Advocacy Project
Outpatient Treatment for Victims of Trauma
Free, confidential services include:
* Intake and referral program
* Individual supportive counseling
* Advocacy for DTA, DCF, and other community resources
* Battered Women's Support Groups, day & evening
* Evaluation & assessment for duel diagnosed battered women
* Individual and group treatment for duel diagnosed battered women
* Community Advocacy
* D.C.F. Liaison
* Individual, group and family treatment (non-offending parent)
* Psychiatric evaluations and medication management
* Trauma Evaluations
* Individual and group treatment for GLBTQ victims
* Supervised Visitation Programs
* Civilian Police Advocates
* Cape Verdean/Portuguese Project
* Volunteer and Intern Program
* Community Presentations and Training
* Safe Home Emergency Shelter Program
* Specialized services for elder victims of family violence over the age of 50
Outpatient Mental Health Services for Victims
The following services are available for children, adolescents, and adults whose lives are impacted by a traumatic event.:
* Home, school or clinic-based individual, group & family treatment
* Psychiatric evaluations & medication management
* Trauma evaluations
Family and Community Resources, Inc. accepts most major health insurances, including; Medicare, MBHP, Mass Health, BC/BS, Harvard/Pilgrim, Tufts, Neighborhood Health Plan (NHP), Boston Medical Center (BMC), HealthNet Plan, and most major commercial plans.
The Visitation Centers
The Visitation Centers provide monitored exchange of children for offsite visitation or supervised onsite visitation. Services are available in Plymouth, Norfolk, Bristol, and Barnstable Counties.
Brockton 508-584-2185
Hyannis 508-778-1980
Quincy 508-584-2185
Taunton 508-824-1342
Child Witness To Violence Project – Violence Intervention Project
The Violence Intervention Project is a program for children aged 3-17 who have witnessed violence at home, school, or in their community. Services include:
* Assessments, Evaluations
* Individual Therapy
* Group Treatment
Our staff, which consists of licensed social workers and master's level child therapists, is committed to providing the best and most appropriate care for each child referred for services. Individualized plans are developed and implemented in conjunction with the child's family, school, physician and other social service agencies that may be involved.
As part of a larger private, non-profit agency, we are committed to providing services to all children regardless of their ability to pay. We recognize that these children, often the "silent victims" of abuse, are themselves VIP's in need of individualized attention and care.
The Clinic Director and her staff of Masters Levels Clinicians come with a great deal of experience working with both adult and child victims, collaterals, police departments and the community at large.
We welcome referrals from parents, police, department of social services, schools, physicians/health centers and courts.
Please feel free to call 508-583-6498 for more information or to make a referral.
Adult Offender Services
Certified by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, FCR's Adult Male Program provides group services for offenders of family violence in the greater Brockton area as well as Cape Cod and the islands. Services are provided in English, Spanish, Portuguese, & Cape Verdean Creole. Groups are held evenings in a safe community setting.
Responsible Fatherhood Program
Helps Dads and Step-Dads develop nurturing parent-child relationships whether they reside with the child(ren), have visitation or are involved in a relationship with the child's mother.
Fees for adults are based on income and a sliding fee scale is available.
For more information or to make a referral, please call 508-584-2185.
Cape Verdean/Portuguese Program
Trained bi-lingual battered women's advocates provide specific services to members of the Portuguese and Cape Verdean community who are victims of domestic violence. Services include: community outreach and education, individual and group therapy and supportive counseling and case management.
For more information, please call 508-583-6498.
SafeHome Emergency Shelter Program
Trained staff and volunteers assist victims of domestic violence and their children escape from abusive homes and find the resources necessary to start a life free of abusive and controlling behaviors. Through FCR's collaboration with community partners, the faith-based community, and volunteers, FCR can, when space is available, provide short-term emergency SafeHome shelter, food, and transportation to victims.
Civilian Police Advocacy Project
Working closely with the individual departments of Brockton, East Bridgewater, Bridgewater, West Bridgewater, Rockland, Whitman, Avon, Stoughton, and Abington, trained, experienced advocates reach out to victims who have been assisted by the criminal justice system and provide ongoing community based advocacy and supportive counseling.