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Hamlin FCCS Observation

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Overall both agencies were professional and courteous to myself and from my observation to other clients. If needed I believe that the Family Links program would be appropriate and suitable for providing mental health services. However, at Hamlin FCCS there would need to be a referral made prior to requesting services. The staff appeared to be competent and approachable which may increase client engagement and participation.

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