Family Resource Centers were created as part of the Kentucky Education Reform Act in 1990. The primary goal of Family Resource Center (FRC) is to help families meet their full potential! How, you may ask? The FRC uses the strengths and resources of families, community agencies, and school staff to help families remove non-cognitive barriers to learning; and as a result, students improve academically. What does that mean? The Family Resource Center is here to help. As a parent or guardian, life is hard, messy, and complicated sometimes! What should you do? Where do you turn for help? We are here to support you.
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Assistance with clothing, school supplies, hygiene supplies, food
Referral to community resource agencies
On-site counseling services or referral for counseling
GED referral & parenting classes
Health related referrals
First Connections Cradle School Program (ages birth-5)
After-School Enrichment or referral
And much more- just ask!
Helping Hand of Hope- 270-769-3092
Salvation Army- 270-900-4682
Community Action- 270-769-1927
St. Vincent de Paul Society- 270-763-4249
Warm Blessings- 270-763-9276
Feeding America Food Banks- 270-769-6997
Communicare Children's Crisis Unit- 270-769-1304
Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health- 270-351-9444
The FRC does accept donations of the following (donation receipt provided upon request):
Gently used or new children’s clothing and tennis shoes
New children’s underwear and socks
Non-perishable food
Monetary donations in the form of gas or food gift cards or a check made payable to Meadow View Family Place
**Due to limited space, please call first to see what is needed**
This Family Resource has an active Advisory Council that meets at least 5 times throughout the school year. Anyone is welcome to attend the meetings. The major purpose of the advisory council is to provide the center coordinator with input, guidance, and recommendations with regard to the planning, development, implementation and coordination of center services, programs and activities.
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