The building was filled with families and members of the community who came together to celebrate, meet the service staff and learn about the support available to the Bega Valley.

Service manager Kristina Brenner said the organisation will be able to offer more services to the community by being in a more appropriate place where members of the community can have the space and a place to connect and grow together.

"I am thrilled that we're able to usher in a new era for family support service in our bigger and better building," Ms Brenner said.

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Ms Brenner said that with the office being within walking distance of people's houses and other services, their goal is to become a space where people can drop in.

"What the staff have said to me repeatedly, is how this new space offers the opportunity for us to be a bit more of a hub and a drop in centre for the community, " she said.

"There's lots of opportunities with this building that we definitely haven't had before, in regards to the space that it offers."

The services of that FSCFSS offers can range from individual and family support, support groups, advocacy and referral (dealing with government and other services), as well as linking people up with other local organisations.

Who they can help:

To read a full list of the type of things the FSCFSS can help with go their website and look at their services.

The new premises has been relocated to 47 Bega Street, their opening hours are 9am - 4.30pm, Monday - Friday.

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