A Community Group of ARCCC
GOAL - VISION - MISSION
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Goal: We aim to glorify God by loving our neighbors.
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Vision: Knowing that families are a basic building block to any healthy society; we propose to strengthen our community by offering emotional and spiritual care to families, teachers, and schools. By extension, we hope to brighten the lives of children in the Albuquerque Area.
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Mission: Families Schools Community Groups Mission is to bring Hope & Resilience to schools and communities. We aim to prevent negative long-term effects due to stress from grief, loss, and other factors. We will do this by coming alongside the school to serve in the Community Resource Room, connect others to community resources and programs that encourage, grow and give opportunities to thrive. When more support is needed, we will refer to professional services.
Our teams are composed of both chaplains and community volunteers . Come serve with us!
STATEMENTS
Statement of Limitations: FSCG is not professional counseling nor psychological care. FSCG trains in Critical Incident Stress Management, Suicide Prevention, and Mental Health First Aid. We provide emotional & spiritual care to individuals. Chaplaincy acts as "emotional triage" for individuals who are experiencing stress and helps them determine next steps to restore hope and build resiliency.
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Confidentiality and Mandated Reporter Statement: The purpose of confidentiality is to provide a safe place where concerns, questions, or burdens can be shared without fear of disclosure. It provides a context of respect and trust where hurting people can come forward seeking help without the fear of punishment or embarrassment. The only information that will be recorded will be contact information.
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As Mandated Reporters we are required to report any suspected cases of abuse, neglect or exploitation of the disabled, children or the elderly. What this all means is your information will be kept confidential unless you intend to cause harm to yourself or another.
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https://www.nmhealth.org/publication/view/report/6564/​
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