by fsa3admin | May 28, 2020 | FSA in the News |
Our School Services Supervisor, Carol Morgan, says that the best way an adult can handle a teen they believe is struggling with depression or suicidal thoughts is to directly confront them about the behaviors they have noticed in a nonjudgmental and supportive way....
by fsa3admin | May 19, 2020 | FSA in the News |
United Way is working in partnership with Family Service Agency to distribute individual assistance grants to individuals and families in need on a rolling basis for as long as funds are available. Read...
by fsa3admin | May 13, 2020 | FSA in the News |
Family Service Agency is providing mental health counseling during the pandemic through telehealth, interfacing with clients via phone or teleconferencing with the consent of clients/parents/guardians. FSA is adhering to standard HIPAA guidelines and using only...
by fsa3admin | Apr 29, 2020 | FSA in the News |
“FSA’s core services for families and seniors — basic needs assistance and mental health counseling — are needed by even more community members during this crisis and will continue throughout,” Executive Director, Lisa Brabo. Read...
by fsa3admin | Apr 20, 2020 | FSA in the News |
About a dozen unemployed women in North County are working with the Little House by the Park to produce thousands of protective masks for Santa Barbara County residents. The effort is being funding by United Way. Read...
by Marianne McCarthy | Mar 13, 2020 | FSA in the News |
On this episode, Dr. Cynder Sinclair of NonProfitKinect, interviews Lisa Brabo, Executive Director of the Family Service Agency. Read...
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