Program of Work

The chapter’s Program of Work (POW) shows how FCCLA helps members grow and achieve its purposes. It also promotes Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) and helps members learn important life skills. Here’s how:

Reflecting FCCLA’s Purposes

The POW helps the chapter meet FCCLA’s goals, like building leadership, improving families, and getting ready for the future. By creating activities like community service or career projects, the POW helps members work toward these goals while making a difference in their schools and neighborhoods.

Promoting Family and Consumer Sciences

The POW includes activities that teach about Family and Consumer Sciences, like cooking classes, budgeting lessons, and health projects. These activities show how FCS is useful in real life and helps members and others see how important it is.

Encouraging Skill Development

Planning and running POW activities helps members build skills they’ll use for the rest of their lives.

•  Leadership: Members lead teams and take charge of projects.

•  Management: They practice managing time, money, and resources.

•  Communication: Members learn to work with others and share their ideas.

•  Personal Growth: They gain confidence and learn more about themselves by trying new things.

By planning, doing, and looking back at chapter activities, the POW helps members grow as leaders and prepare for their future.