News & In the Media
Family and Children's Service of the Capital Region offers many valuable resources to our community, and the media often recognizes this fact and reports on our new programs, releases of research, and other noteworthy events. Various programs of Family and Children's Service have appeared on television, in your local newspaper, on the radio, and in health and human service publications. Below you can see a sample of such reports from 2011, and below that an archive of various media documents.
If you would like to see our archive for Media and Announcements from 2010 and older please click here.
Gazette Piece Covers Gambling With the Gloss Removed at CPG
The Gazette recently published a piece by reporter Carl Strock about the realities of gambling and the treatment to be found at the Center for Problem Gambling at the Family and Children's Service of the Capital Region. You can read this article by clicking here.
Social Art Gallery Artist Ruxana Saifi Featured in Times Union
Ruxana Saifi, one of the many artists to display art at the FCS Social Art Gallery, was featured in an article in the Times Union. She discusses her pursuit of the arts in the US, artistic inspirations, and more. To read the article please click here.
FCSCR Announces Release of Major New Book by Staff Member
Family & Children’s Services of the Capital Region today announced the release of a new book, The Nonprofit Outcomes Toolbox, by FCS staffer, Dr. Robert Penna. Susan McDermott, Senior Editor with John Wiley & Sons, stated, "There is literally nothing else like this volume currently available to those working in the nonprofit sector; and Wiley is pleased to be the publisher bringing this important work to the market.” FCSCR is pleased to provide The Nonprofit Outcome Toolbox at a discount. Those interested should contact Keith Pickett directly at 518-462-6531. To read a press release regarding the launch of The Nonprofit Outcome Toolbox, by Dr. Robert Penna, please click here.
Remembrance Ceremony for Suicide Survivors Coverage
Family and Children's Service of the Capital Region has issued a press release regarding the solace the annual Remembrance Ceremony brings to survivors of suicide. To read this press release, please click here.
