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Family support · eligibility
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What to know
Families can get help with everyday problems, such as children skipping school or substance use, through the Family Assessment Program (FAP). FAP helps families deal with situations without involving the courts. Important details • FAP staff will talk to your family about your concerns and offer some options for help. • They can refer you to support in or close to your home such as: • Crisis intervention • Mediation • Family counseling • Substance abuse services • Domestic violence programs • Anger management programs • Mental health services How to get help • Visit the FAP program website for more information. • Email fapinquiry@acs.nyc.gov . • Contact the FAP office via email or by phone. The email box and phones are answered Monday through Friday 9-5, and all messages will be returned. Offices are currently closed to the public, but all inquiries and assessments can be done via phone and/or video. Manhattan Manhattan Family Court 60 Lafayette St., 2nd Floor New York, NY 10013 212-341-0012 Brooklyn 345 Adams St., 8th Floor Brooklyn, NY 11201 646-584-5178 , 347-907-0464 , or 646-584-8935 Queens Queens Family Court, 4th Floor 151-20 Jamaica Ave. Jamaica, NY 11433 718-725-3244 or 646-599-3308 Bronx 220 E. 161st St., 2nd Floor Bronx, NY 10451 718-664-1800 Staten Island 350 St. Marks Place, 5th Floor Staten Island, NY 10301 718-720-0418 or 646-276-4170
Hours, eligibility, and availability can change. The official provider or program source has the latest information.
Eligibility
• Children up to 18 years old and their families who are struggling to relate to one another can get help. • Any family can get help from FAP; you do NOT need to have an open ACS case.
Weekly hours
No dependable weekly hours are published here. Use the exact schedule in the description or official source and confirm before traveling or calling.