Family & Children’s Counseling Services (FCCS) staff and supporters break ground on the expansion to the agency’s 257 Main St., Binghamton location. From left to right are: Broome County Commissioner Nancy Williams, Greater Binghamton Chamber of Commerce representative Debby Evans, Family & Children’s Counseling Services board VP Maryann Johnson, Family & Children’s Counseling Services CEO Lisa Hoeschele, Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham, New York State Assemblymember Donna Lupardo, and Broome County Executive Jason Garnar. (PHOTO CREDIT: FCCS)
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — Family & Children’s Counseling Services (FCCS) on April 14 formally broke ground on the expansion of its facility at 257 Main St. in Binghamton. The new 9,000-square-foot, two-story building will connect to FCCS’ existing structure. It features an integrated redesign that is client-centered, better meets the needs of children and families, and […]
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