Mission
Our mission is to strengthen families through partnership and collaboration.
Vision
We are dedicated to a Colorado in which every family is thriving and self-reliant.
About Us
Recognizing that strong families create resilient communities, the Family Resource Center Association is a leader in the field of family support and strengthening.
Our EDI Commitments
Our equity, diversity, and inclusion mission is to build an engaged and representative FRCA Network that recognizes the importance of social, economic, health, language, and racial justice. We strive to promote diversity and equity – and to be a model of inclusive excellence. We will support our EDI development and sustainability efforts by providing technical assistance, identifying needs, training, advocacy, resources, partnership opportunities, and ongoing evaluation.
What Our Members Are Saying
The Family Resource Center Association is really a foundational support for us...We call on them frequently to help us be the best resource center we can be.
Tara Manthey, Executive Director, Denver Indian Family Resource Center
The CFSA 2.0 training was excellent…great material, and professionally delivered! It really helped strengthen our team’s knowledge and skills.
Paul Narduzzo, Regional Executive Director, Catholic Charities of Central Colorado
Upcoming Events
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2021
Standards of Quality for Family Strengthening & Support 2-Day Virtual Training (September, 2021)
Description: FRCA adopted The Standards of Quality for Family Strengthening & Support in 2013. They are the first and only standards… - 16 Oct 2021
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2021
Administering the Colorado Family Support Assessment 2.0 using Motivational Interviewing Skills (October)
Administering the Colorado Family Support Assessment 2.0 using Motivational Interviewing Skills Training blends the skills of Motivational Interviewing (MI) and…
2020 Annual Report
2019-2020 Evaluation Report
FRCA’s annual evaluation report shows that families receiving strengths-based support services at Family Resource Centers show statistically significant improvement in economic self-sufficiency and health.
