In ADA, batterers are confronted about their violent and coercive behavior and learn to become personally accountable. The program is designed to intervene with offenders as well as work with local public safety and court systems to heighten their awareness and response to domestic violence. Click above link for additional information regarding our ADA program . The goal of Families First is to secure the safety of the child and preserve the family unit. This program is offered in Jackson, Branch and Hillsdale Counties and is only accessible through the Family Independence Agency.
Therapists help clients understand and meet the challenges of daily life.
Also, referrals to other agencies to help provide clothing and utility shutoff assistance are available. Help is available at the Northside Community Center in Ann Arbor, Mondays through Fridays. Please call 734.662.4462. Topics include building communication skills, resolving conflicts, planning a budget, values clarification and dealing with family relationships. Offers professional development for the parish social minister whether a volunteer or employed by the parish.