News & Events
Family Support Services
If you are interested in information regarding our support groups please view our Calendar.
Freedom in the 806 Coalition Meeting – Wednesday, September 22, 2021
The Original Harley Party – Saturday, July 31, 2021
All In The Family – December 2020 Issue
All In The Family – November 2020 Issue
Read “Our Mission Continues” : Finding Safety during COVID-19, Free Virtual Conference, and More!
Coping with social distancing – My High Plains
Invisible: The cost to women and children – abc 7 News Amarillo
Family Support Services continues to recover after devastating fire – KFDA News Channel 10
Veterans Resource Center
Please join us for an open house celebrating the new Veteran Resource Center. WHEN: October 6, 2021 @ 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm WHERE: 800 South Rusk, Veterans Resource Center To RVSP call 806.342.2540 or email: dicksons@fss-ama.org
Volunteer Applications
We accept applications at all times! The next class begins October 28, 2021.
Save the Children and The Boogey Man
Do you remember Stranger Danger? The term “Stranger Danger” arose in various campaigns in the 1960’s. The campaigns had limited success and were later criticized for confusing children into believing that only strangers were a threat and that all people they...
True Grit and Resolve
Author: Jim Womack To say it has been a tough year for the FSS team would most definitely be an understatement. Just as we were getting settled in our new facility after losing our main office in a fire, most of our teammates have been uprooted yet again to work...
7 Ways to Help With Anxiety During COVID-19
Author: Sabina Farmer The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has taken a huge negative toll on many people around the world. Although it may seem almost impossible to manage our stress and worry during this difficult time, here are some tips that can help you...
What is Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Author: Lupe Schneider Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavior Therapy or TF-CBT is a researched-based therapeutic intervention for youth ages 3 to 18 and their parents. It is designed to help with the impact of traumatic events, such as sexual abuse, physical abuse,...
