FCS provides support services within a child’s or young adult’s home and community.  Services include independent living skills, community connections, follow through on therapy and educational goals. Associates are involved in ongoing training regarding best practice, autism spectrum issues, sensory integration needs, and all developmental disabilities.  Behavior Consultation Services and Nursing Services are among other services offered.

Through one to one mentoring relationships children and young adults gain critical life skills to live more independently.

Funding Sources

Medicaid Waiver

Private Fees

Support Services

Personal Assistance

Residential Habilitation/Support

Accessible transportation

Counseling and Behavior Management

Nursing/Healthcare Coordination

Home-Based Counseling Program

This program provides intensive home and community based services to families referred through the Department of Child Services or Juvenile Court.

We provide teaching and support in the areas of child development, nutrition, housekeeping, cooking, positive discipline, recreation, parenting instruction and support in accessing other programs which may benefit the family.

Individual and family therapy is provided by master level clinicians.

Funding is provided through the Department of Child Services.

Day Services

The St. Vincent New Hope Day Services Program began in April of 2008.  Our program serves adults who have labels of intellectual and physical disabilities.  Our mission is to provide meaningful days to the individuals that we serve, through development and growth in their personal areas of interest.  We are an activity based program.  We offer individuals the opportunity to shape their own day through personal choice and preference, while still participating in a structured day.  We also strive to work toward community integration for all those served, through outings and interaction in the community.