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FACT
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Family Service Foundation, Inc.
Corporate Office
5301 76th Avenue
Landover Hills, MD 20784
888-333-7505 Toll Free
301-459-2121
301-731-6141 TTY
301-459-0675 Fax |
Baltimore Office
2622 Lord Baltimore Drive
Baltimore, MD 21244
888-840-3266 Toll Free
410-265-1901
410-265-1906 Fax |
Frederick Office
205-A Broadway
Frederick, MD 21701
888-840-3256 Toll Free
301-694-7828
301-694-8202 TTY
301-694-7860 Fax |
Laurel Office
8101
Sandy Spring Road
Suite
104
Laurel, MD 20707
301-317-0114
888-331-2684 Toll free
301-317-5604 TTY
301-317-5632 Fax |
Eastern Shore Office
220 East Main Street
Salisbury, MD 21801
(410) 677-3221 V/TTY
(410) 677-3224 Fax
1 -800-707-7662 Toll Free V/TTY
fsfs@dmv.com (E-mail) |
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Founded in 1936, Family Service Foundation (FSF)
is a non-profit mental health and social service agency dedicated
to serving both hearing and deaf individuals, including those with
chronic mental illness and developmental disabilities.
Affiliations:
- United Way
- member of Maryland Association of Non-Profit Organizations
- The Community Behavioral Health Association of Maryland
- The Maryland Association of Community Services for Person with
Developmental Disabilities.
Services and Programs:
- FSF provides a full range of outpatient psychiatric counseling
and clinical services to individuals and families. Clients utilizing
these services may be experiencing relationship issues, behavior
problems, emotional stress, etc.
- Programs provided by FSF include the Deaf AIDS Project, Developmental
Disabilities Program, and Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program .
Funding:
- Family Service Foundation programs are supported in part by the United
Way and the Maryland State Department of Mental Health and Mental
Hygiene (including AIDS, Mental Hygiene and Developmental Disabilities
Administrations).
- Other funding is received in part by individual and corporate
donations.
Employee Information:
- Family Service Foundation employs a total of 265 people
- Full-time staff: 194 / Part-time staff: 71
- Graduate and undergraduate interns from local schools are
placed in a variety of the agency programs.
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