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History

The concept of a “social center” grew out of a cooperative effort on the part of mental health services consumers, their families, local clergy and citizens, and city government. In the fall of 1985, the mayor and city council endorsed the concept and the city leased a building it owned to the first CFC at 9th and Walnut in downtown Canton. In 2003, the center moved to a building on the corner of 22nd and Cleveland Avenue NW. In August of 2014 the Center merged with Quest Recovery & Prevention Services and in 2016, became a program of CommQuest Services when Quest merged with Community Services of Stark County.

Currently

The CFC remains committed to providing services to our members. Those who believe the CFC can help their families andTexas when
appellant first moved next door to them.[2]  The family lived next door to appellant for
approximately one and one-half years, and during this time, Kenneth and
appellant became best friends who barbecued together and Ahung out@ regularly.
Appellant later bought a
house in Meadowbrook, an area in Fort Worth, and moved there.  Kenneth=s family moved into appellant=s house for approximately six weeks while Kenneth saved money for his
own house.  While living with appellant,
the family shared one bedroom, and appellant had his own bedroom.  D.S., who was ten years old when the family
lived in appellant=s home,
spent a lot of time with appellant.  




At trial, D.S. testified that
appellant acted inappropriately on one occasion while Kenneth=s family was still living at appellant=s home.  While D.S.=s siblings and parents were gone, D.S. got out of