We have compiled our numbers from the last fiscal year and present you with our Annual Report. This easily-readable document is available to show all of the awesome work we’ve been doing throughout the year, and we are so glad to share it with you! (note: for a PDF/stationary version of this Annual Report, just click…
As the new year dawns on the Eastern Shore, Worcester Youth and Family Counseling Services, Inc. (WYFCS) welcomes the rays. The local non-profit will celebrate its 50th anniversary of serving the community in 2025 and have many events planned for the upcoming year. WYFCS was established in September 1975 in cooperation with Shore Up! and Salisbury…
Worcester Youth and Family Counseling Services has received a generous seven nominations for the 2024 awards for Coastal Style Magazine’s “Best Of” Awards. These awards are well-known through the Eastern Shore and we are so happy that our community has taken the time to nominate us. If you are interested in voting for WYFCS for any…
Worcester Youth & Family Receives Grant from CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield to Improve Behavioral Health Outcomes on the Lower Eastern Shore $7.9 million in grants to various organizations will improve access to behavioral health services and provider workforce development in Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Northern Virginia Berlin, Maryland –Today, Worcester Youth & Family Counseling Services, Inc. was…
September is National Recovery Month which is an observance held every year to educate people that substance use treatment and mental health services can enable those with a mental and/or A couple coming for pre-marital therapy, questioning their own abilities to commit to this relationship for the remainder of their lives began to come weekly to…
Worcester Youth and Family Counseling Services (WYFCS) is seeking mentors for their new mentor program, which was recently developed and partnered with the Worcester County Board of Education. Its mission is to promote the power of mentors to transform young lives, to develop and play a vital role serving 6th graders through high school seniors. January is…