Resources

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COMPLETE HOLMES COUNTY RESOURCE DIRECTORY

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INFORMATION REFERRAL EXCHANGE

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FAMILY SUPPORT

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EARLY CHILDHOOD & EARLY CHILDHOOD INTERVENTION

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SUICIDE PREVENTION

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FAQS

  • What services does Family & Children First Council provide?

    We identify and address the ongoing needs of children and families through planning, implementing effective strategies, monitoring, reporting and evaluating progress toward achieving desired outcomes.  Holmes County offers family service coordination where all parties meet to access the needs and strengths of the family to develop a strategic plan that involves all the needed agencies to enable the family to meet those needs.

  • Is Family & Children First just another counseling agency?

    Holmes County FCFC is not a counseling agency. The coordinator will help mobilize child and family servicing partners to address the needs of children and families through planning and implementing evidenced-based programs.

  • Who is eligible for service coordination?

    Any family with a child, ages from birth through 24 years old, who is already engaged in more than one system or agency.

  • Will Holmes County FCFC pay for rental assistance?

    No, the council does not pay for rental assistance, but the coordinator can help a family access funding sources if the family participates in service coordination that may help fund this need.

  • Will the Family & Children First Council pay for medical expenses?

    The Family and Children First council does not pay for medical expenses, but if the family participates in service coordination, the coordinator may be able to help the family access funding to pay for medical services.