You Matter
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What We Do Matters
Family Matters of Greater Washington is the oldest as well as the preeminent social service provider in the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Area. We are in the compassionate solutions business –the business of acknowledging human suffering and then doing something about it.
We do the most. We have been doing it the longest. And, we want you to join our family.
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Our Values
Excellence
Excellence
We strive for standards of service excellence that exceed the expectations of those we serve, partner with, and support our cause with professionalism at the highest level.
Diversity
Diversity
We respect personal differences by valuing unique contributions, fostering a trusting open, and inclusive enviroment, and treating each person in a manner that reflects the values of Family Matters.
Integrity
Integrity
We believe in adhering to high ethical principles, standards, and basing our actions on doing the right thing, at the right time, for the right reason.
Stewardship
Stewardship
We are committed to carefully utilizing all human, natural, and financial resources. This means we will be fiscally and enviromentally responsible, use the time and talents of our workers mindfully, and spends all funds invested in us wisely.
Accountability
Accountability
We pledge ourselves to having the courage and honesty to accept responsibility for our actions and taking ownership. We believe in being truthful, respectful, sincere and responsive in our interactions with others.
Innovation
Innovation
We believe in embracing and investing in opportunities by leveraging our knowledge and experience. We will encourage creativity and professional exploration within our community and the health and human services sector.
Our Progress. Your Success.
“From day one, I have believed in the importance of identifying and applying compassionate solutions to big, seemingly intractable social challenges. To me, applying compassionate solutions means approaching people as individuals, not clients and addressing their challenges without judgment, but rather with a sense of dignity, compassion and purpose, knowing solutions do exist. At Family Matters I have fostered a culture of purposeful experimentations to find new and creative ways to do exactly that.”
