Our Community Partners play an essential role in our mission and ability to support families in need.
Brockton Covenant Church seeks to make peace in the way of Jesus through listening that leads to understanding, active community engagement and gathering at the Table. We value diversity of all kinds, asking lots of questions and seeking justice.
The Family Center is an initiative of Community Connections of Brockton. It is a program of the United Way of Greater Plymouth County, supported by funding from Department of Children and Families (DCF), has a partnership with Brockton’s Promise.
QFRC provides community-based, multi-cultural programs, support groups, early childhood services, information and referral resources, and education for families whose children range in age from birth to 18.
Julie Maida lives in Massachusetts with her amazing husband and three children. She has been in abstinence-based recovery since May 2, 2000.
Julie is eternally grateful for all the gifts of recovery and fiercely determined to advocate for, and connect ALL women with the appropriate support and resources necessary to achieve their personal recovery goals. She writes about mothering with mental illness at juliemaida.me.
Our Community Partners
Our Community Partners play an essential role in our mission and ability to support families in need.
The Family Center is an initiative of Community Connections of Brockton. It is a program of the United Way of Greater Plymouth County, supported by funding from Department of Children and Families (DCF), has a partnership with Brockton’s Promise.
QFRC provides community-based, multi-cultural programs, support groups, early childhood services, information and referral resources, and education for families whose children range in age from birth to 18.
Julie Maida lives in Massachusetts with her amazing husband and three children. She has been in abstinence-based recovery since May 2, 2000.
Julie is eternally grateful for all the gifts of recovery and fiercely determined to advocate for, and connect ALL women with the appropriate support and resources necessary to achieve their personal recovery goals. She writes about mothering with mental illness at juliemaida.me.