Family Service of Chester County

06/09/2026

Today, we extend our deepest gratitude to several members of our Board of Directors as they conclude their service with Family Service of Chester County.

We are incredibly thankful for the time, leadership, expertise, and commitment each of these individuals has contributed in support of our mission and the communities we serve.

Please join us in recognizing:

⭐ Jamila Woolford – 9 years of service
⭐ Rhoda McNitt – 9 years of service
⭐ Janet Kane – 9 years of service
⭐ Eva Kaufmann – 3 years of service
⭐ Rich Sipple – 12 years of service (including 9 years of service and an additional 3-year term)

Board service is a meaningful commitment that requires thoughtful leadership, strategic guidance, advocacy, and stewardship. The impact of these dedicated volunteers will continue to be felt throughout our organization for years to come.

On behalf of our staff, clients, fellow board members, and community partners, thank you for your service, leadership, and unwavering support of Family Service of Chester County.

We wish each of you the very best in your future endeavors and look forward to remaining connected as members of the Family Service community.

06/06/2026

Every year, this gathering reminds us why we do what we do. 🙌

We took time to honor the incredible board members who are stepping down after years of dedicated service — your impact on this organization runs deeper than you know. We celebrated staff anniversaries and the people who show up, day after day, to serve our community with excellence.

And of course… the co****le tournament did not disappoint. 👏🏆

This team is something special. Grateful for everyone who makes Family Service of Chester County what it is.

05/27/2026

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05/26/2026

Stephanie's story of resilence and perservance is inspirational. Check out the amazing work the Supportive Housing team is doing in the lives of our young adults.

05/26/2026

We are grateful for Senator Carolyn Comitta and her team!

05/21/2026

Honored to attend the annual meeting for United Way of Southern Chester County as one of this year’s grant recipients.

The presentation on the rising cost of living was both insightful and sobering — a reminder of the impossible decisions many families are forced to make every day. Grateful for organizations willing to step into that reality with purpose, strategy, and action.

05/06/2026

Today was a special day for our team.

We are incredibly honored to share that Family Service of Chester County was recognized with the Circle of Caring Award at the annual meeting of the Foxwynd Foundation.

This recognition reflects the compassion, dedication, and hard work of our staff, board, partners, and supporters who show up every day to strengthen children, families, and our community.

We are deeply grateful to the Foxwynd Foundation for this meaningful honor, and to everyone who believes in our mission.

Awards like this remind us that the work matters—and that together, we can continue creating lasting impact.

05/05/2026

We want to say thank you to for the artwork for our Coatesville counseling center!

We truly appreciate your donation and help to make our space as welcoming as possible!

05/04/2026

At Family Service we understand how important mental health is!

04/29/2026

We were honored to welcome Chrissy Houlahan to Family Service of Chester County.

Congresswoman Houlahan has been a consistent champion for mental health care, access to healthcare, and lowering the cost of living—issues that directly impact the individuals and families we serve every day.

At FSCC, we see what’s at stake. When families can’t access affordable care, small challenges quickly become crises. Without support, mental health needs go untreated, housing becomes unstable, and children and parents face barriers that are hard to overcome alone.

Our work exists to step in before that happens—to provide counseling, strengthen families, and ensure people have access to the resources they need to stay stable and move forward.

If organizations like ours didn’t exist, too many in our community would fall through the cracks.

We’re grateful for leaders like Congresswoman Houlahan who understand that investing in mental health and human services isn’t optional—it’s essential to a stronger, healthier community.