Many New Bedford area youth, especially those living in poverty,
face an uphill struggle toward becoming healthy, educated, responsible, self-sustaining
adults. In our work with youth, our job is to awaken a sense of possibility and opportunity
and help them take action steps toward achieving the new personal, educational, and vocational
goals they have set for themselves.
provides a safe, neutral, supervised, child-oriented setting where parents with children in foster care or who are involved in an active visitation dispute can visit with and strengthen their relationships with their children. Professional staff promote children's sense of safety, security, and hope and, at the same time, acknowledge and affirm parents' desires to strengthen ties with their children. Member of the Supervised Visitation Network.
Using a wraparound approach, FASE provides mentoring, advocacy, and individualized support that meet youth and families "where they are at" to:
is a four-year program for youth entering high school that boosts high school graduation and enrollment in college. Funded by the Milton S. Eisenhower Foundation, this program also provides leadership development, community service, and personal enrichment opportunities.