What is the difference between FSCs and FAM?
FSCs are community-based social services that provide support for low-income and/or vulnerable individuals and families with social and emotional issues. Social Work Practitioners at the FSCs provide case management support and also partner with other agencies to coordinate holistic support for clients to help them achieve stability, self-reliance, and social mobility.
FAM (Strengthening Families Programme) focus on supporting couples who may face greater challenges in their marriage, and families showing early signs of stress. They provide the following services to these families:
a) Family counselling for individuals, couples and families experiencing conflict and stress.
b) Divorce support programmes for divorcing or divorced couples, as well as support programmes for the children to cope with the stress of the divorce.
c) Early-risk marriage support for minor marriages, young couples, transnational marriages and remarriages.
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