We help parents and family members navigate child-serving systems such as schools, the Department of Child Safety, Juvenile Justice, the Division of Developmental Disabilities, behavioral and physical health care, foster care, adoption, and more.
We also help adult members navigate their needs with life stressors such as housing, employment, behavioral and physical health, legal systems, child welfare involvement, and more. FIC offers care coordination and direct support services to assist individuals with life skills, employment, housing, physical health, behavioral health, substance use, family relationships and support, transportation, counseling, social connections, and more.
By increasing positive and effective communication, parents can better understand and navigate juvenile justice, child welfare, systems serving people diagnosed with disabilities, and more. Parents also get opportunities to engage with other parents navigating a similar journey.
FIC offers counseling services to adults and their family members experiencing stress or challenges in negotiating life transitions. Common topics include stress, anxiety, depression, understanding a diagnosis, substance use, family relationships, domestic violence, trauma, self-esteem, parenting, grief and more. FIC offers living skills mentoring programs for youth.
The Greatness Kids Club is a site-based, after-school and school-break program designed to build skills; cultivate healthy relationships; and provide trauma-informed, strengths-based support. The Greatness Kids Community program is designed to meet the individual needs of youth within their community and home setting.
