+ People During the 2014 fiscal year, our counseling, prevention, and support services reached more than 11,000 Silicon Valley residents, including:
582 Children and adults were served through the Deaf/Hardof-Hearing Program’s school and family support services.
1,112 Teens and adults learned healthy relationship skills, helping to end cycles of violence and abuse.
3,113 Adults participated in substance use disorder treatment.
2,086 Children, teens, and adults received evidence-based clinical counseling services.
4,174 Youth and adults were reached through LGBTQ Youth Space drop-in center, peer support, counseling, and community education services.
610 Current and former foster youth (ages 16 to 21) received individualized support as they transition into adulthood.
What is behavioral health? “The term ‘behavioral health’ is a general term that encompasses the promotion of emotional health; the prevention of mental illnesses and substance use disorders; and treatments and services for substance abuse, addiction, substance use disorders, mental illness, and/or mental disorders.” (SAMHSA)
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Our Services Thanks to our donors, confidential, culturally-appropriate, and professional behavioral health services are available to empower children, teens, and adults to emerge stronger from life’s challenges.
Children
Teens & Young Adults
Families
Adults
Individuals of all ages and families access clinical counseling services, including specialized services for people who have experienced trauma. Children and adults who are Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing (Deaf/HOH) and their family members access specialized, culturally-competent mental health services and support services, as well as on-campus student support groups. Parents and partners gain skills and tools to end intergenerational cycles of domestic violence, child abuse and neglect, and relationship violence through counseling and educational programming. Teens learn to build healthy relationships and prevent dating violence. K-12 students access on-campus, school-based clinical counseling services, including specialized mental health care children with special needs. Parents and guardians access consultations and support. Current and former foster youth gain life skills and receive one-to-one guidance, leadership development, and specialized mental health care to help them transition into independence.
High-risk teens and their family members are empowered to make positive choices and to build strong, positive relationships through Teen Families and Schools Together (FAST).
LGBTQ youth and young adults find a safe place at our youth-driven LGBTQ Youth Space, which offers a dropin center, peer support groups, leadership development, and culturally-competent counseling services.
Adults receive the assistance they need to succeed in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction. Our pioneering intensive program offers a higher level of care. Adults with co-occurring disorders, benefit from specialized clinical support, including through the Mental Health Court.
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+ Thriving, Together FCS has brought on-campus counseling services to K-12 students for more than 20 years. Early intervention gives children and youth the best chance at success in school and in life. These clinical services provide vital support to families, while addressing factors that hinder learning and wellness. We met Nick when he was in the second
The following year, Nick faced greater
When it was time to transition to middle
grade.
multiple
challenges. His grandmother was diagnosed
school, our therapist created a bridge to the
issues, including anxiety, attention deficit
with cancer and his mother began to
therapist at his new school, who also is a
hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and a mood
experience severe depression.
member of our clinical team.
Having already lost his father, Nick was
Nick began to make--and keep--friends.
He
was
coping
with
disorder. At home, his mother and grandmother, who
terrified by the thought of losing someone
had stepped in to help after the death of her
else he loved. As he tried to cope, he acted
son-in-law two years prior, strove to provide
out, becoming increasingly aggressive with
stability for Nick, yet it was difficult. Coping
peers and classroom staff.
with financial stress and grief, they also
member of his eighth grade class. His grandmother’s cancer is in remission and his mother is doing much better. Even when
Our therapist worked with Nick to develop
life does become difficult, Nick applies the
his empathy skills and to build his resilience,
skills he has gained through therapy to cope
observed his behavior during class and
effectively--and he reaches out for help when
Referred to our on-campus therapist, Nick
recess in order to recognize patterns and
he needs it.
started individual therapy. His mother and
monitor progress, and offered support and
grandmother were relieved and grateful that
guidance to his mother and grandmother.
professional, child-centered services were
Nick became less volatile at school and at
available for Nick at his school.
home.
struggled to understand how best to help him.
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Today, Nick takes pride in being a positive
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Now Nick, who hardly could bear to be at school when we first met him, is looking forward to high school.
Volunteer Appreciation Individual, small group, and corporate volunteers expand and strengthen our circle of support for the people we serve. These are just a few of the meaningful ways that volunteers made a difference last year.
Youth Leaders
National Rebuilding Day
Foster Youth Support
Our LGBTQ Youth Space is a youth-driven program. That means youth are actively involved in decision-making, planning activities and events, and guiding the growth of the program.
In April, our Palo Alto Office received a much-need dose of skilled TLC through the generous support of Rebuilding Together Peninsula.
For the last few years, a group of mothers (some pictured above) have made back-toschool time and major holidays special for current and former foster youth we serve.
Last year, the program’s Youth Speakers Bureau reached more than 3,500 people, sharing their personal experiences and nurturing understanding.
We were matched with a neighbor: Stanford University’s Land, Buildings & Real Estate (LBRE). The talented volunteers made repairs and beautified and modernized our courtyard, lobby, and restroom.
The backpacks, school supplies, Thanksgiving side dishes, and more that they have collected help to show youth that someone in their community cares if they have a new notebook and pencils on the first day of school.
Would you like to get involved, too? Please visit www.fcservices.org/volunteer or call 650.543.5434. Strengthening families, Changing lives.
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+ Special Events 11th Annual Circle of Support Breakfast
4th Annual Golf Classic
At our annual spring event, award-winning actor and mental health advocate Joe Pantoliano shared his journey of recovery and advocacy. Palo Alto psychiatrist Christopher Capelle, MD, (pictured) was honored for his commitment to community-based mental health care.
Our August 2013 tournament, co-chaired by Alice Nuzzo and John DuBois, featured a day on the greens of Los Altos Golf & Country Club and a fun-filled evening party.
Special thanks to lead underwriters John A. and Cynthia Fry Gunn and to our volunteer committee.
Special thanks to Sereno Group Real Estate, San Jose British Motors (now Land Rover San Jose), and Opes Advisors for their lead underwriting support
Valle Monte League Valle Monte League, an all-volunteer organization, has raised funds to support our mental health services since 1954. Their 46th Annual Christmas Tree Elegance events dazzled.
Committee members Minnette Diamond (left), Jean Forstner (Chair), and Stephanie Hewitt with keynote speaker Joe Pantoliano.
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Provisional members of Valle Monte League visited our Julian Street office in June for a tour.
In June, Valle Monte League hosted the inaugural Walk for Mental Fitness, which had its kick-off at our Julian Street office.
Financials
For the Fiscal Year ended June 30, 2014
As a community-based organization, we take seriously the trust placed in us by our donors, funders, volunteers, and clients. We are dedicated to providing the highest quality behavioral health services and to adhering to the highest standards of fiscal management.
Expenses
Revenue Contributions & Grants
Program Services Substance Use Disorder Services
$2,441,757
$ 492,235
Special Events (net)
157,823
Mental Health Services
1,766,187
In-Kind Contributions
126,787
Foster Youth Services
1,074,641
Government Funding
7,670,207
LGBTQ Youth Services
557,083
Fees for Services
School-Based Counseling Services
962,830
Investments & Miscellaneous Income
Clinical Counseling Services
276,789
total revenue
Family Violence & Abuse Prevention Services
546,665
Management & General
811,639
Marketing & Development
200,552
(net of special event expenses)
total expenses
$8,638,143
89% of our operating budget directly funds program services.
421,828 39,440 $8,908,320
Our complete audited financial statements are available on our website (www.fcservices.org/financials) and by request. We are proud to have been awarded a gold-level seal for our commitment to transparency by GuideStar USA. The revenue surplus reflects grants and contribitions received late in the fiscal year for services to be provided during Fiscal Year 2015.
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+Donor Appreciation Visionary
City of San Jose
Nancy and Clay Campbell The Crouse Family Michael and Christine Curry * Barbara and John Glynn * Martin and Diana Neiman Alice and Richard Nuzzo The David & Elizabeth Rome Family Foundation * Western Digital (WD) Foundation
Kaiser Permanente Northern California Community Benefit Grants Program
Partner
$100,000 +
Valle Monte League, Inc.
Catalyst
$50,000 - $99,999
Humanitarian $25,000 - $49,999
FIRST 5 Santa Clara County John A. and Cynthia Fry Gunn
Inspirer
$10,000 - $24,999 Cisco Systems Foundation City of Sunnyvale El Camino Healthcare District Barbara E. Jones * Kaiser Permanente South Bay Community Benefit Programs Leo M. Shortino Family Foundation Anne and Jeffrey Maggioncalda * Sobrato Family Foundation Lisa and Matthew Sonsini * Stevens Creek Toyota Tella Sakamoto Foundation Anonymous
Leader
$5,000 - $9,999 Maribeth Benham * Celeste and Wendell Birkhofer * Boston Private Bank & Trust Company California Mental Health Services Authority
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$2,500 - $4,999 Moira Cullen The David B. and Edward C. Goodstein Foundation Dudley-Vehmeyer-Brown Foundation James Gladen The Hansra Family Christina S. Kenrick * Steven and Michele Kirsch * The Morrison & Foerster Foundation The Mary Vivian Snow Trust Ian Nasman Jim and Laura Ochsner Ken Olivier and Angela Nomellini * Opes Advisors Clayton Peters and Crysta Krames Anna Ranieri and Stephen Boyd Michael and Paula Rantz Foundation Sereno Group Real Estate - Los Altos Anonymous
Sustainer
$1,000 - $2,499 Bank of the West Employee Giving Program Susan and Joseph Becher Bernard A. Newcomb Foundation * Judy Bogard-Tanigami and Hide Tanigami Margaret and Martin Brauns Janet Brownstone and Andrew W. Verhalen Terri Bullock, CFP * Bryan Cameron Michelle and Christopher Capelle Michael Chinn
For the Fiscal Year ended June 30, 2014
Tom, Neva, and Mary Ann Cotter * Yogen and Margaret Dalal * Julie and Dennis Daul John and Liane Davila Foundation Arthur Davis Deloitte LLP - San Jose Constantin Delivanis and Alison Kibrick Minnette Diamond John Fiddes Penny and Greg Gallo * HRH Foundation Christopher and Jamie Henderson IBM Employee Charitable Campaign Katharine R. Imwalle * Intuit Foundation Jon and Michelle Kaplan Jaynie and Bill Kind Kari and Michael Kirk * Kirkorian Family Foundation Los Altos Community Foundation William Marr Duncan and Shirley Matteson Jim and Suzi McElwee Laureston and Barbara McLellan Ellen McNeil Rod Kramer and Maureen McNichols Karin Meng Tracey and William Moison Jean and Barbara Mordo Alicia Nuzzo Olander Family Foundation Jim Plutchak Ken Powell and Rona Foster Rainbow Chamber of Commerce Amy Rao San Jose Earthquakes Judith Schwartz and Bill Conlon Joan E. Sherlock John M. Spencer Laura Strand David J. Studley United Way Silicon Valley Giving Campaigns Olivia and Guillermo Viveros Anonymous (2)
Ambassador $500 - $999
Andrew Barton Philip E. Berghausen Jr. Paul Biber Burr Pilger Mayer Royce Cablayan Charles Schwab Corporation Renee and Michael Child * Courtenay and Sean Corrigan Satish Dadral Stephanie and Christopher Dauer Shaun Del Grande Suzanne and Abbas El Gamal Shirley R. Ely Elizabeth and Robert Fergus Diana and Freeman Ford Jean Forstner and Matson Wade Nancy Friedberger Andrew Perlman and Phyllis Gardner Jeanne and Amato Giaccia Margaret and Edward Graziani Sheryl Heckmann Stephanie Hewitt Tom and Rachel Kellerman Liz and Richard Kniss Jim and Suzanne Kohlberg Howard Lagoze and Kate Hobbie Victor and Virginia Lebacqz Lucinda and Rob Lenicheck Diane and Larry Lovaglia Maryanne McGlothlin The Metro Foundation Camilla and David Olson Lisa and Dave Orton Gerhard and Carol Parker Denisa Randazzo Ann Rando * Guenter and Charlotte Reichert William E. Reller Denise and Tom Robinson Susan Samueli Page and Ferrell Sanders * Alison and Kevin Sayar Judy Severson * Philip G. Abrahamson and Dana Shelley Howard Slayen The Taube Family Foundation Beth Tompkins Mark Uram
Uschi Waite Carolyn Walker and Richard Kubelka R. Thomas Watson, Ph.D. John Woodfin Anonymous (2)
Advocate $100 - $499
Abbott Laboratories Employee Giving Campaign Christine Abraham Adobe Systems, Inc., Matching Gifts Program Joseph Albers Carolyn Amster Elaine and Dudley Andersen Arteaga’s Food Center Jose Arzate and Ben Griebe Lynne and James Audet Srinivasa Bangalore Janie Barman Rosel and Irving Barowsky Mark and Kristin Beach Edward Beardsworth and Aino da Rosa Jennifer Bennett Enrico and Jane Bernasconi Roman Beyer and Joanna Steinke Beyer Timothy G. Blackmore Colleen and Eric Blake Donna Bohling and Doug Kalish Susan and Abbie Bourgan Pam Brandin Anne Broderick and Lou Kavanau Sherry Bucolo Amy Byrne Mary and Luca Cafiero Cindie and Michael Candau Jerry Carrera Car Donation Services, Inc. Brian Chancelor Nan and Ron Chapman Caroline Chen Adrianna Citti Glascott Wendy Clawson Deborah and Cory Clemetson Dennis J. Coh Linda and Ray Collier Rebecca and Andrew Colman Daniel L. Cox Travis Croft Nancie and Jerry Crowley Michele Culberson Atsuko D’Amour Anne Dauer Mr. and Mrs. William Dawson Ralph Debono Lydia Dehn and David Welch
John Delaney Dwayne Dennis Harry and Susan Dennis Robert and Mary Dodge Sherie Dodsworth Mark Dorcak Carrie E. Drake Dan Dresslar Karen Drexler Dante Drummond Mark Duncan Jerry and Linda Elkind Judy Ellis Joy and Frank Erf Barbara and John Evers Joe Eyre Sally and Craig Falkenhagen Trish Fay Jan and Bob Fenwick Barry and Toby Fernald Margaret Ann and Donald Fidler Mary Fisher F.I.T. Los Altos Cynthia and Bill Floyd Rebecca and Thomas Fox Dottie and Ledger Free Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Geballe Dianne and Charles Giancarlo Anula Jayasuriya and David Gilmour Betsy Glikbarg Allison L. Gomez Nicole and David Goodwin The Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Anne and Hank Greiner Jacqueline Griffin Trudy Gross Jeanette and Harold Guthart Edward H. Haertel Libby and Roger Hagman Amanda and Stephen Hall David and Shirley Hammond Ken Down and Catherine Hamrick-Down Andrew Harker and Jeffrey Knollmiller Sparky Harlan Dr. and Mrs. Harry Hartzell * Valerie Hatton Thomas Havel Laurie Hawkins Christian Hegarty Jeanne Heise Richard Henning Elaine and James Herren Elizabeth Hewitt and Keith Koegler John and Lisa Hogan Laurie Hunter and Jonathan MacQuitty Kristine and Alex Ingram Monica Ip and Wai-Bun Yau
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Diana and Michael Irvin Laurel Iverson Laura Jarrell John and Jacque Jarve Karen Jeffery Brooke and Stefanie Jeffrey Kenneth W. Johnson Barbara Jones and John Phelan Rory and Dan Kaplan Margorie Karlgaard David A. Kays Millie Kellogg Craig Kennedy David and Maureen Kennedy Patricia and Kent Kernahan Beverly Kiltz Dr. and Mrs. Chun Pang Kir Scott Kolasinski Irene Kolm Shapiro and Jerry Shapiro Ron Labetich Suzanne Legallet * Patrick Lemucchi and Elizabeth Rose LETS Club - Los Altos High School Michele Lew Ann and George Limbach Christopher Linden Jeanne and Duncan MacVicar Ronnie Mannos MAP Royalty, Inc. Carol Marks Bruce E. Martin Eva Martin-Long, State Farm Agent Jennel and Mark Massey Glen and Ellen McLaughlin McMinn Foundation John Gill and Mary McVey Gill Anthony and Linda Meier Rafael Mendoza Microsoft Giving Campaign Susann Mirabella Kris and Ken Moore Toni Moos Judith Moss Larry Mullen Charstan Mussman Steve and Vicki Nasman Michelle Ney Rosemary Noble Julie and Charles Noreen Faran Nouri Sheila Botein and David Oakes Mary and Victor Ojakian Marilyn M. Orr Susan Osofsky Margaret and John Parsons Janine Paver and Eric Brown
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Carole and Kevin Payne John Phan Rebecca Pinto R.L. Potter Faith Richie and Paul Hart Bernard and Janice Rosen * Lois and Jerald Rosenblum Walter and Maryanne Rossi Russ Satake Denise Savoie and Darrell Duffie Maria Hardisty and Stephen Schaper Marc B. Schenkel Léah Schlesinger Diane Schmitz Ursula Schorn Deborah Schueren Mary and Doug Scrivner Nancy and Greg Serrurier Brooke Shaw Dolores Shaw Amanda Shenan Steven Shepherd Barbara and David Slone Sarah and Gary Smith Michelle Smith Babette and Steven Smith Dave and Sharon Smullin Chris Snyder Tracie Southerland Leila Spencer Janet St. Peter and Paul T. Pitlick Joyce Stanford-Dale and Vern Dale Peter S. Stern Margie E. Struble Victoria and Larry Sullivan Rajat Bahri and Kavita Tankha Kathy and Mike Torgersen Joseph L. Townsend Lisa and Jack Troedson Nancy and John Truher United Way California Capital Region Mari Vargas Greg Walton Lisa Walton and Joseph Vanden Wymelenberg Margaret Weissbluth Shirley and Ed Wes Sallie and Jay Whaley Donna and Bruce Whitson Lyn and Greg Wilbur Arleene and Richard Wilkolaski Wind River Systems, Inc. Judith Windt and Manuel Nathenson Howard and Katherine Wolf Julia Wong Mr. and Mrs. John Woods
Lucy Wurtz Nancy and Andrew Wyatt Lumin Yen David J. Zaziski Fernando R. Zazueta ZVRS Anonymous (4)
Thank you also: AT&T United Way/Employee Giving Campaign Combined Federal Campaign County of San Mateo County of Santa Clara Cupertino Union School District Dartmouth Middle School Eastside Union High School District Fremont Union High School District Gilroy Unified School Dstrict Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Campaign Kepler’s Books Community Partners Program Mountain View-Los Altos Union High School District National Charity League Mid-Peninsula Chapter Palo Alto Unified School District Studio 22 Design, Inc. Sunnyvale School District
Thank you to all of our donors and volunteers who leveraged workplace giving programs to match their financial contributions or volunteer hours!
* Gifts made through a donor-advised fund of Fidelity Charitable, Schwab Charitable Fund, Silicon Valley Community Foundation, or other entity.
Tributes In Honor Of Mary Allen Eileen and Daniel Faria Royce Cablayan Janie Barman Satish Dadral Min Dlevendorff Susan and Joseph Becher John DuBois Glen and Ellen McLaughlin Barbara E. Jones Anonymous Christina S. Kenrick Michael and Paula Rantz Foundation Janet St. Peter and Paul T. Pitlick Heidi Kennedy June and John Sullivan Crysta Krames Michele Lew Diana Neiman Ann Rando Jim Ochsner Libby and Roger Hagman One World Children’s Fund Barbara and David Slone Anna Ranieri Linda and Ray Collier Jeanne and Amato Giaccia Anne and Jeffrey Maggioncalda Michelle Smith Sarah and Gary Smith
In Memory Of John D. “Jack” Black, Ph.D. Dave and Sharon Smullin Vivi Blanquie Michele Culberson Mary Cleminshaw Ann and George Limbach David B. Goodstein R. Thomas Watson, Ph.D. Marcella Heintz Linda and Dennis Ronberg Lisabeth Kaplan Rory and Dan Kaplan Joan Safajek Celeste and Wendell Birkhofer Akiko Satake Russ Satake Thomas Weissbluth Margaret Weissbluth
In Kind AJ’s Green Cleaners Alexander Atkins Design, Inc. AMC Mercado Aquarium of the Bay Arietta Wine Artisan Wine Depot Avalon Yoga International, Inc. Bliss Beauty Center Boston Private Bank & Trust Company Buena Vista Winery Burger Pit Byington Vineyard and Winery California Paint Company
California Shakespeare Theatre California’s Great America Cardinal Hotel Carmel Art & Film Festival Carolyn Schutz Cascal Restaurant Chateau Montelena Winery Cinnabar Hills Golf Club Citti’s Florist Cleveland Golf Clos LaChance Winery Cooper-Garrod Estate Vineyards The Crouse Family Devcon Construction Discovery Charter School DLA Piper LLP Dragon Productions Theater Company DTZ, Inc. Donna and John DuBois Norma Easterday Equinox Fitness F.I.T. Los Altos Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco For Yours Nails Salon Four Seasons Silicon Valley Susan Frankovich Tiffany Freymiller Robert Garcia GoKart Racer Golden State Warriors Golfsmith Greenhorn Creek Resort Hair International Nicole Heckman Hobee’s California Restaurants John Bentley’s Restaurant The Klausner Family La Honda Winery Lacoste - #363 Palo Alto Lindamood-Bell Learning Processes - Saratoga Los Altos Golf & Country Club Los Gatos Brewing Company Malibu C Marie Callender’s Massage Envy - Palo Alto Massage Therapy Center Joanne and John McGlothlin Maryanne McGlothlin Meriwest Credit Union Rachelle Mirkin Mollie Stone’s Markets - Palo Alto Diana and Martin Neiman Alice and Richard Nuzzo Camilla and David Olson Opera San Jose Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Oshman Family Jewish Community Center Palo Alto Philharmonic Pasatiempo Golf Club The Pasta Market Italian Restaurant Peppermill Resort and Spa Philz Coffee Pop Chips Anna Ranieri and Stephen Boyd Reach Fitness Rebuilding Together Peninsula Royal Troon Golf Club The San Francisco 49ers Foundation San Francisco Ballet San Francisco Bay Cruise San Francisco Giants San Francisco Opera San Francisco Playhouse San Francisco Symphony San Francisco Zoo San Jose Arena Authority San Jose Giants San Jose Museum of Art San Jose Repertory San Jose Sharks Savannah Chanelle Vineyards SD Sports Innovators The Sharks Foundation Spice Kit Stanford University Land, Buildings and Real Estate (LBRE) Stanford Park Hotel Stanford University Stephen Connors Studley & Associates Sundance, The Steakhouse
Thank you for your support. Contributions from individuals, corporations, foundations, community organizations, and government partners make it possible for thousands of children, teens, and adults to become stronger, safer, and more self-sufficient.
Tech CU
Tella Sakamoto Foundation Terun The H&H Company TheatreWorks Tommy Bahama - Stanford Shopping Center Kevin Tran Ralph and Starla Turner TurningWheels for Kids University of California, Berkeley Watten Painting, Inc. Whole Foods Market - Palo Alto
Our Julian Street office in San Jose benefited significantly from pro bono repairs by Devcon Construction.
We regret any errors or omissions. Should you notice an error, please advise us so that we may correct it: info@fcservices.org, 650.543.5423
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+ Current Initiatives Areas of Innovation & Growth for Fiscal Year 2015 Expansion of Youth Services
Investment in Innovation
This year, we are expanding our effective youth programs by:
Our Clinical Counseling Program, which provides sliding scale services, including psychiatric care, relies on donations to reach children, teens, and adults with quality care. We are adapting the program model to the evolving health care environment and piloting new service activities, including increased support for veterans.
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Bringing our LGBTQ Youth Space model to our Palo Alto office to better serve lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth living in northern Santa Clara County. Expanding the evidence-based, nationally recognized Families and Schools Together (FAST) curriculum to a third campus in east San Jose.
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Exploring methods to increase substance use prevention and treatment services for youth and young adults.
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Increasing services for children and teens who are Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing by adding peer support groups at San Jose’s magnet elementary and high schools. (Middle school services launched in 2012.)
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You Can Help! Donate You make possible our comprehensive circle of support for children, teens, and adults in our community. Find out about the many ways to give in the “Get Involved” section at www.fcservices.org. Between now and June 30, your gift will help us meet our Challenge Grant from the Sobrato Family Foundation. The impact of your donation may be doubled!
Our Substance Use Disorder Services Program, the largest outpatient program in Santa Clara County, created and implemented a pilot program to provide intensive support to adults who need a higher level of care than the traditional outpatient model. This program, now expanding from its pilot size, is changing the lives of people who have repeatedly tried and failed in recovery.
Volunteer
Last year, our Independent Living Program (ILP) developed a new life skills curriculum specific to the needs of current and former foster youth. During FY 2015, ILP will refine the curriculum, applying youth feedback to make the curriculum the best it can be.
Stay Connected
Are you looking for ways to share your skills and talents? Have you been wanting to meet others who care about the health and wellness of our community? View our current opportunities at www.fcservices.org. Contact us to explore options for one-time and longer-term involvement.
We share news, articles of interest, event information, and client stories on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, and our blog. Find links at www.fcservices.org. We look forward to hearing from you!
Board of Directors Chair
Anna Ranieri, MBA, PhD Anna Ranieri Counseling and Consulting
Vice Chair
Clay Campbell PricewaterhouseCoopers, Partner (ret)
Secretary
Marianna Klebanov Attorney-at-Law Bill Moison Guardian Growth Equity Ian Nasman Deloitte
Advisory Council
Adjunct Committee Members
Lindy Barocchi
Carolyn Amster ^
Pam Brandin *
Michael Chinn ^
Rudy Burger ^
Stephanie Hewitt
Nan Chapman *
Jon Kaplan ^
Christine Curry
Judith Moss
^
Alice Nuzzo Sereno Group Real Estate
Cynthia Fry Gunn
Howard Slayen
Greg Gallo
Robert Wiercinski
Past Chair
LĂŠah Schlesinger Axiom
Betsy Glikbarg *
Boston Private Bank & Trust Company
Judith Schwartz To the Point
The Honorable Richard Gordon ^
members
Michael Schwartz DLA Piper
Jagdeep Hansra Hansra Law James G. Ochsner *
Carolyn Amster * Burr Pilger Mayer Royce Cablayan Sereno Group Real Estate Debbie Crouse cdCrouse Consulting John DuBois * John DuBois LLC Christopher Henderson Cisco Systems
Dana Shelley * Stanford University
Barbara Glynn
* Term ended in June 2014. ^ Term began in FY 2015.
Alejandro Martinez * Laureston H. McLellan Lawrence Schwab * Brenda Taussig ^
Joan Sherlock * SAP, Inc. Vijay Tella Tella Sakamoto Foundation Guillermo Viveros Juniper Networks
Barbara E. Jones Community Volunteer Jon Kaplan * Addison-Penzak JCC of Silicon Valley We were honored to have current and former members of our Board, special event committees, and donors join us to celebrate 65 years of service to our community last fall. Board members and event guest speakers, including the Honorable Shawna Schwarz, smile with the FCS birthday cake.
To protect the privacy of our clients, unless captioned, photos in this report are stock photography. Names also have been changed.
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