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Family Assessment, Counseling and Education Services, or FACES, will celebrate its new, larger location Saturday with an open house from 5 to 8 p.m. Entertainment includes mariachi music, Mexican food and a silent auction. The center, which also has offices in Tustin and San Clemente, has offered low-cost counseling and support to families of divorce since 1988. It also offers alcohol and drug intervention, prevention and support groups, and anger management. The office is at 1966 Chapman Ave. Information: (714) 879-9616.
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