C.A.R.E.
(Comprehensive Assistance for Recovery and Empowerment)
C.A.R.E. provides quality
casework, therapy, and
supervised visitation services to
individuals and families within
Wells County and surrounding
counties.
Mission
The mission of the C.A.R.E.
department is to empower youth
and adults, families, and the
community through education,
support, and trauma-informed
practices that promote healthy
relationships, positive coping
skills, and healing experiences.
focus areas
- Finding employment
- Improving home conditions
- Recovery from substance abuse
- Healing from abuse and neglect
- Ending domestic violence
- Relationship issues
- Creating healthy boundaries
- Establishing coping skills
- Addressing mental health concerns
- Money management
- Parenting education
- Safety planning
AND MUCH MORE!
Our Advantages
- All services are voluntary
- Safe space for exploration and growth
- Privacy, confidentiality, and autonomy are respected
- A nonjudgmental environment
- Proven assessment methods are utilized to identify strengths and to determine needs
- Goals and treatment plan are developed collaboratively
- Transportation assistance may be available to allow clients to access services, community resources, and visitation as necessary
- Services are provided in the home, in the community, or at an FCS office (three office locations include Bluffon, Decatur, and Marion)
- Services are provided for clients in Adams, Wells, Jay, Blackford, Grant, and Huntington counties
- Our staff engages in continuous education and brings their own experiences to the work that they do in order to best serve clients and families
- Our team includes Community Peer Support Professionals (CPSP) and licensed clinicians
Program Contact
If you or someone you know is interested in participating in the program, please contact the Program Coordinator below:
