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Contact FAF to ask a question, share community experience, discuss the planned pilot, or explore how you or your organization could contribute.
FAF is currently preparing its pilot. This contact page is not yet a family-intake, emergency-response, crisis, or child-protection reporting channel.
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Use this form for general organizational communication. Required fields are marked with an asterisk.
This page is not a family-intake or crisis-response pathway.
FAF is preparing a proposed Randolph County pilot. Family eligibility, intake procedures, service scope, staffing, safeguards, and launch timing have not been finalized.
Families and community members may use this form for general questions or feedback. Do not submit confidential case information or rely on this form for time-sensitive help.
FAF will identify it clearly and explain its purpose, scope, eligibility, privacy and consent expectations, and how families can determine whether it is appropriate.
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Fair Access Foundation is not an emergency-response provider, and this website and contact form are not monitored as an emergency, crisis, medical, law-enforcement, or child-protection response service.
If someone faces an immediate threat to life or safety, contact the appropriate emergency service. For other urgent medical, behavioral-health, legal, protective, or crisis needs, contact the qualified professional or responsible public agency for that situation.
Do not rely on this form for time-sensitive help.
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For general organizational questions, use the form or the contact details below.
Ask the question. Clarify the purpose. Protect sensitive information.
Useful conversations begin with an accurate description of what is being requested and what FAF can—or cannot—appropriately do.
FAF will route organizational inquiries responsibly while keeping pilot status, authority, privacy, and existing professional roles clear.
Clear purpose. Appropriate boundaries. Honest follow-through.