Family Service of the Piedmont has remained open during the pandemic and is working to keep local families safe and healthy. To support the agency's work, join the Greensboro Oyster Roast – Restoring Hope campaign. To learn more, visit: https://t.co/Z5mUfYjwd9.
If you are being abuse, you are not fine. If you or someone you know is in an abuse relationship, help is available. Call the Family Service of the Piedmont's Crisis Line at 336-273-7273. #fspcares#finenotfine
Family Service has remained open during the pandemic and is working to keep local families safe and healthy. Join our High Point Oyster Roast – Safe at Home fundraising campaign which will culminate with a drive-through event on March 5. Learn more at https://t.co/VTMKWck1LK.
Our Giving Tuesday donors will be entered to win cloisonné necklaces, all original designs by Anna Kazanchyan. Congratulations to Steve Coggin of Greensboro, our first winner! The next drawing will take place on Friday Dec. 4. https://t.co/cw9GzmfFI3
Giving Tuesday, Dec. 1, is a national giving day. Take part in making a bigger impact in the community by supporting nonprofits, like Family Service of the Piedmont, that make a difference. #GivingTuesday
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Don't miss our free flu shot clinic this Friday at our Families First Center, 315 East Washington St. in Greensboro, 1-4 p.m. on Nov. 20. No insurance required.
Together, we can work to slow the spread of COVID-19. This holiday season, remember the three Ws: Wear, Wait, Wash.
Wear a cloth mask over your nose and mouth.
Wait 6 feet apart. Avoid close contact.
Wash your hands or use hand sanitizer.
#COVID19NC#3WS#fspcares
Join Family Service of the Piedmont in celebrating National Coming Out Day today! Whether you're lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer, be proud of who you are. National Coming Out Day raises awareness about the LGBTQ community. #NationalComingOutDay#LGBTQ#fspcares
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Last year, Family Service served 7,071 victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and other violent crimes. If you or someone you know is in an abuse relationship, help is available. Call our Crisis Line at 336-273-7273.
To continue meeting the needs of clients, Family Service of the Piedmont has launched the Jamestown Pig Pickin' – Safe at Home campaign, in lieu of holding a Jamestown Pig Pickin' event this year. The campaign runs until Oct. 9. To join the campaign, visit https://t.co/PdhP5Jv7pF
Last year, Family Service served 7,071 victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and other violent crimes. And, on average, 20 adults and children were housed in our shelters each night, providing safety to those escaping violent homes.
The High Point Center for Child Wellness, our comprehensive psychiatric center for children, is open and providing services tailored to meet the needs of kids and their families. For more information or to make an appointment, call 336-801-1188. https://t.co/vYmcaY9VFX
Want to learn the steps of buying a home? Family Service of the Piedmont's Consumer Credit Counseling team is hosting an online "Keys to Homeownership" workshop 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Aug. 22. The workshop is $50. To register, call 336-373-8882.
A big thank you to Wheels4Hope for providing one of our clients with a refurnished car for her and her family! Family Service's partnership with Wheels4Hope provides individuals and families in need with affordable and reliable transportation.
Are you interested in sharpening your parenting skills and are in Guilford County? Take part in an evidence-based early childhood development training program for parents of children ages 6 to 12. The next online, 14-week series starts soon. Contact Alexus Prince at 336-882-8907.
The time for kids to go back to school is right around the corner. To make sure families are prepared, Family Service of the Piedmont will be giving away free reusable children's masks 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday, August 14 at the Families First Center in Greensboro.
Family Service is proud to protect its clients and staff. We require everyone at our centers to wear a mask. Help protect your health, your family and your neighbors. Remember to follow the three Ws: Wear a face covering. Wait six feet apart. Wash your hands. #fspcares
After spending more than 30 years struggling with mental health and substance use issues, Lewis had enough. He knew he needed a change. After being referred to Family Service, he started receiving counseling services.
Family Service's Harmony House offers supervised visitation and safe custody exchange services that allow children to visit with their parents in a safe, child-centered environment. To learn more about the program, visit https://t.co/k3ESHKbqvh.