Overview
Revenue
$10 to $25 million (USD) per year
Headquarters
Lawrence, Massachusetts
Category
Charitable Organizations & Foundations
Family Continuity (FC) is a private, non-profit mental health and social services agency serving Eastern and Central Massachusetts from hub offices in Peabody, Lawrence, Whitinsville, Worcester, Plymouth and Hyannis for more than 30 years. The agency was founded in 1985 to provide individuals with community-based resources that reduced the need for institutional care. FC’s behavioral health services approach every relationship from a place of respect and the deeply held belief that we all hold the keys to our own personal success. Our mission statement is to: “Support family success in every community by empowering people, enhancing their strengths, and creating solutions through partnerships to achieve hope, positive change and meaningful lives”. Our 30 program portfolio encompasses community and home-based services as well as outpatient clinics that provide evidence-based, best practice therapies for individuals and families. Our treatment philosophy begins with meeting an individual’s basic needs and creates a collaborative partnership between client and clinician. FC is committed to partnering with community stakeholders, health officials, and policy makers to create a true continuity of supportive care that extends beyond our clinical relationships to strengthen the greater communities we serve. Family Continuity is a pioneering nonprofit human service agency, actively serving individuals, families and communities throughout Eastern and Central Massachu. As a provider of strength-based behavioral health services, Family Continuity approaches every relationship from a place of respect and the deeply held belief that we all hold the keys to our own personal success. Our 30 program portfolio provides a spectrum of emotional, developmental, and behavioral programs for children, adolescents, adults, couples, families and seniorsInnovative programs such as our Integrated Care Service that connects FCP clinicians with medical offices and schools, and our collaborative work with municipalities to create jail diversion programs that connect those suffering from addiction with treatment rather than jail, are at the cutting edge of the way we approach mental health in our stateContinued partnerships with community stakeholders, health officials, and policy makers, help us to achieve our goal of providing a true continuity of supportive care to individuals and families that can transform, not only our clients, but the community as a whole.
