Family Resources
Connecting families to local resources
The Family Resource Program helps families find support when they need it most. We connect families with local resources for food, housing, healthcare, clothing, and other basic needs.
If your family is going through a hard time, you are not alone. Whether you are facing financial challenges, dealing with an unexpected situation, or looking for support for your child’s growth and development, we are here to help.
Our team listens, offers guidance, and connects families to trusted services in the community. Our goal is simple: to help families feel supported, stable, and cared for.
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Foster & Homeless Youth
The McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act protects the right of students to attend school, even if they are experiencing homelessness or do not have a permanent address. This federal law removes barriers that can make it difficult for students to enroll, attend, and succeed in school.
Our student support team works closely with school staff and community agencies to help students and families access educational programs, support services, and enrichment opportunities that promote academic success and social-emotional well-being.
Our support includes:
- Removing barriers to school success for McKinney-Vento eligible students, including help with school supplies
- Informing families and students about their educational rights
- Encouraging parent and student participation in school activities
- Providing information about community resources and local services
- Connecting families to programs that support learning and stability
- Supporting the social and emotional well-being of students and families facing homelessness or financial hardship
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