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About Foundations Community Partnership Doylestown, PA (Jan. 12, 2010) - Foundations Community Partnership, a non-profit foundation supporting the behavioral health and human service needs of children and young adults in Bucks County, welcomes Christina Carson-Sacco, Psy.D., Linda L. Earnshaw, R.N., and Steven E. Detweiler to its Board of Directors for a three-year term. Dr. Carson-Sacco is a principle with The Center for Neuropsychology and Counseling in Warrington, PA, a private group practice serving the mental health needs of families in Bucks and Montgomery Counties. She was formerly a Clinical Psychologist at Associates for Counseling and Educational Services in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. She also is a member of the Central Bucks Chamber, Women in Business Committee and the Special Education Advisory Council Liaison, Upper Dublin, PA. Linda Earnshaw, R.N. is president of RP Homecare, a maternal, pediatric and adult home care agency in Springhouse, PA. She was formerly the Clinical Director/Director of Nursing at Foundations Behavioral Health in Doylestown, PA. In addition, she is a member of the Bucks County PA Emergency Response Team and the PA Children with Special Healthcare Needs Coalition. Steven E. Detweiler is Director of the LifeWorks Alternative School at Foundations Behavioral Health in Doylestown, PA. He also serves as Coach of the Central Bucks High School Varsity Boys Soccer Team and is on the Board of Directors of Peace Valley Holistic Center. He resides in Line Lexington, PA. "We are proud to welcome these highly qualified and dedicated behavioral health professionals to our Board of Directors," says Thomas G. Kelso, Chairman of the Foundations Community Partnership Board of Directors and President of Castle Valley Consultants, Inc. "Their clinical experience will help guide us in identifying and solving human service concerns in the local community." Foundations Community Partnership (FCP) develops community-focused, youth-based service learning opportunities, provides grants and scholarships, and supports community education, research and training. For more information call 267-247-5584 or visit www.fcpartnership.org ### |
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