Second Family Circle provides non-clinical support, resource navigation, referral information, and community-based assistance for individuals and families facing difficult life circumstances.

Support may include:

• Connection to mental and behavioral health resources through referrals and community-based resource information

• Substance use resource navigation, including contact information for licensed treatment providers, recovery support options, county access services, crisis resources, and public treatment locators

• Reentry and rehabilitation resource navigation for individuals returning home after incarceration or working to rebuild stability

• Family preservation and reunification support through resource connection, encouragement, and non-clinical guidance

• Housing, food, transportation, employment, childcare, household needs, and basic-needs resource navigation

• Non-clinical emotional support, resource guidance, and individualized navigation during difficult life transitions

• Non-clinical advocacy, stabilization support, and follow-up communication to help individuals and families stay connected to resources

Second Family Circle does not provide therapy, treatment, diagnosis, medical advice, legal advice, crisis counseling, or case management services requiring licensure. We help individuals and families connect with licensed providers, community programs, public resources, and organizations that may offer additional support.

Why Second Family Circle Was Created

Second Family Circle For Family Preservation & Reunification, LLC was created from a place of compassion, lived experience, faith, and a deep desire to help individuals and families feel supported during difficult seasons of life.

Many families face challenges that can feel overwhelming, including family separation, reentry after incarceration, housing instability, treatment needs, parenting stress, financial hardship, and barriers to finding the right resources. During those moments, people often need someone who will listen, help organize next steps, and connect them with appropriate community resources.

Second Family Circle was created to help bridge that gap.

Our purpose is to provide non-clinical support, resource navigation, referral information, encouragement, and community-based assistance for individuals and families who may need help finding direction, stability, and support.

We believe families are stronger when they are connected to caring people, helpful resources, and supportive community connections. Second Family Circle exists to help individuals and families feel less alone while they work toward stability, healing, reunification, and a brighter future.

Second Family Circle does not provide therapy, treatment, diagnosis, medical advice, legal advice, crisis counseling, or case management services requiring licensure. We help connect individuals and families with community resources, licensed providers, programs, and organizations that may offer additional support.

Second Family Circle For Family Preservation & Reunification, LLC is guided by compassion, lived experience, community connection, faith, and a commitment to helping individuals and families access support during difficult seasons of life.

Our work is rooted in understanding the challenges many families face, including family separation, reentry after incarceration, housing instability, treatment needs, parenting stress, financial hardship, and barriers to accessing resources.

Through community experience, relationship-building, and resource navigation, Second Family Circle helps individuals and families identify possible next steps, connect with local programs, and access community-based support.

Our leadership approach is centered on listening, encouragement, accountability, respect, and helping people feel supported while they work toward stability, reunification, and long-term growth.

Second Family Circle provides non-clinical support, referral information, and resource navigation. We do not provide therapy, treatment, diagnosis, medical advice, legal advice, crisis counseling, or case management services requiring licensure. When additional support is needed, we help connect individuals and families with licensed providers, public resources, community programs, and organizations that may offer appropriate services.