Adults facing difficulties find compassionate help at Family & Children's Agency

Adult & Senior Programs

Adults facing difficulties find compassionate help at FCA. Our dedicated, professional staff provides a safe and reliable place for those facing mental health issues, substance addiction, and homelessness, so they can heal, recover, and start a more stable next chapter in their lives.

FCA is also your trusted Fairfield County nonprofit for senior care. We offer a spectrum of care to allow seniors the ability to remain safe and independent in their own homes.

Select a program below to learn more.

Victims of Crime Assistance

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Latino Outreach

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Testimonials

“ She truly helped me become better and want to change certain behaviors in my life. ”

— PTIP Participant

“ I've been with Supportive Housing within FCA for a very long time. Its very rewarding to have people in your corner who you can depend on. My case worker has been very helpful and supportive over the years. I wouldn't know what to do without her. ”

— Housing Retention client

“My case manager has been attentive and exceptionally hardworking when it comes to assisting me and my family in any way that she can. I am very grateful for her and her supervisor and don’t know where I would be without their help! ”

— Homeless Services client

“ Their compassion was off the charts and their ability to help us open up to uncomfortable discussion was outstanding! They made me feel very safe! ”

— PTIP Participant

“ Dad got excellent care from his homemakers. Thank you! ”

— Senior Services client

“Before, I thought I could do everything on my own and I didn't need anybody. That was my biggest mistake. I feel the opposite now. It's so important to have people you can talk to and turn to without fear of being judged. I don't see my recovery without Project REWARD.”

— Project REWARD client

Adults & Seniors

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Happy New Year!

Virtual Conversation – The Cost of Home: Exploring local housing challenges and community solutions

When Words Are Hard: How to Support Someone Thinking About Suicide

Thank you Volunteers: Tauck

Social Work Month: Mayra