FamilyMenders
FamilyMenders Mission

FamilyMenders was established in 2003 with the purpose of providing responsive and caring services to the client,  the case manager and the agencies that request our services. All services are immediate, timely and responsive, specifically tailored to meet the clients’ particular needs.

We believe in providing services with empathy, genuineness and respect while focusing on positive outcomes that the child may grow to live a stable, healthy and safe lifestyle as well as supporting, restoring, and preserving the family.

FamilyMenders Vision

FamilyMenders has a collective vision: We want to see families gain balance in their lives to live and function happily and safely.    

We are equally committed to meriting the trust of the community service professionals who choose the FamilyMenders professionals.   

FamilyMendersStandards

Our high standards of performance depend on improved accountability, client information access and tracking, accurate, timely, and concise reports, and improved communication routes. We are HIPAA compliant and confidentiality is always safeguarded.

FamilyMendersPrinciples

  • We respect the family system and operate within the boundaries to promote possible and positive outcomes

  • We have a respectful and perspective view of the clients needs and respect the parameters of needs as provided by referring agency

  • We believe human behavior can change; behavior is a process that requires the opportunity to learn new behaviors, opportunity to model new behaviors, and opportunity to experience benefit from these changes

  • We influence change by teaching people processes of change and model how to be a change agent  in their own lives so they have a greater power for positive development for growth within themselves and their families


How do we assess needs?

The needs of our clients are diverse; FamilyMenders staff respects this.  From dealing with the juvenile justice system to child parent engagement, our staff has the experience and the tools necessary to identify and analyze the  client’s needs.  An assessment must be from a view point of those we are to serve, the referring agency, and of our best knowledge. It is only from a proper and thorough assessment that we can begin to mend.