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According to the National Family Support Network, Family Resource Centers (FRCs) are the most typical Family Support and Strengthening programs. They may be community or school-based but serve as welcoming hubs of community services and opportunities to strengthen families.
What is a family resouce center?
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Utilizes an approach that is multi-generational, strengths-based, and family-centered
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Reflects and is responsive to community needs and interests
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Provides support at no or low cost for participants
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Builds communities of peer support for families to develop social connections that reduce isolation and stress
A community or school-based welcoming hub of support, services, and opportunities for families that:
what services do frcs most commonly offer?
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Parenting Support
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Access to Resources
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Child Development Activities
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Parent Leadership Development
concrete
needs
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diapers
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wipes
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baby food
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car seats
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personal hygiene products
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menstrual supplies
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household items (trash bags, pillows)
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clothing/shoes/slippers
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shelf stable food
Funded by the American Rescue Plan Act through the Potts Family Foundation and in collaboration with the Oklahoma State Department of Health