24-HOUR HOTLINE
508-583-6498
NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE 800-799-7233
24-HOUR HOTLINE
508-583-6498
NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE 800-799-7233
Registration Now Open!
Join us for Family and Community Resource's Annual Walk for Survivor Safety & Community Cultural Fair! This day of fun and community connection raises awareness and support for survivors of domestic violence and trauma served by FCR. We are going to have a wonderful selection of vendors, games, food trucks, raffle items and more!
Register today by clicking here!
Suicide Prevention Month
September is Suicide Awareness Month. Suicide is one of the leading causes of death in the United States, but we can combat it. FCR is committed to providing a safe and comforting environment for all and raising awareness, breaking the stigma, and talking openly about mental health. Click here to learn more about how you can do the same for your friends, family, and community members this and every month.
DV 101 Registration OPen!
Registration is now open for the Fall session of FCR's 40-Hour Domestic Violence Training Course!
The course will be on Mondays and Wednesdays from 4:30pm - 7pm, starting on September 16th. The class is $250 for 10 sessions. If you are interested or have questions about the trainings, please reach out to Zoe Sachs at zoe.sachs2@fcr-ma.org. We hope you will come and learn more about DV and how you can help support survivors in your community!
Through our Domestic Violence, Mental Health Counseling, Supervised Visitation, and Intimate Partner Abuse Education programs and our multi-lingual 24-hour hotline.
Through FCR’s Transitional Housing Program, we provided 26 families with emergency safe home services, and provided 24 additional families with permanent housing and support services.
During the pandemic shutdown, we continued to serve through virtual educational training and support groups, reaching over 3000 community members.
“I don’t want my daughter to grow up thinking that it is acceptable for a man to abuse the mother of his child or any woman. FCR has given my daughter and me the chance for a safe and healthy life,” said a grateful Sarah, 17 years old, who is now on her new journey to a better life with her daughter.
Your involvement is critical in helping us carry out our mission of serving families and individuals impacted by trauma and violence. We have many ways for you to lend a hand in our organization - both virtually and in person!
FCR's Outreach, Education and Training Coordinator, Zoe Sachs, washonored to be chosen as the guest speaker at Stonehill College's 2022 Take Back the Night event.
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month #TDVAM
This year, the goal is to #TalkAboutIt!
Parents Talk to your kids, talk to their friends about their relationships. Learn the signs and some tips and tools here!