FAMILY RESOURCE CENTERS NETWORK OF CALIFORNIA

Improving the lives of families of children with disabilities

All children need love and support to grow and thrive

As a coalition of Early Start Family Resource Centers, we train together, we set standards together, and we unite our voices together to advocate for better policies across the state.

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Train and Inform:

Providing professional development to staff at Early Start Family Resource Centers.

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Connect:

Forging partnerships to help get families the services they need for their children.

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Advocate:

Using our collective voice to improve access for families and children with disabilities.

What is the FRCNCA?

Learn about the Family Resource Centers Network of California, a coalition of Early Start Family Resource Centers in California.

Looking for support?

It can be overwhleming when your infant or toddler is diagnosed with a disability or developmental delay. There are dozens of words you may not recognize and a complicated web of services that is difficult to navigate. We'll help you get connected to a nonprofit near you who can support you on your journey.

Statewide impact

Organizational members

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Trainings every year

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Staff trained to date

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Lives impacted

A unique, statewide coalition

At any of the Early Start Family Resource Centers across California, parents and caregivers can get connected with parent-to-parent support, coaching, and mentoring.

The Family Resource Centers Network of California is a coalition that ensures staff at Early Start Family Resource Centers statewide are given opportunities to access cutting-edge professional development and enhanced connections with other professionals in the field.

Grace Miranda Huerta (Family Resource Center Staff)

Suddenly we were thrust into the unknown of how we were going to continue giving support to our early start families. I can’t thank you enough for the strategies of how to work remotely and remain connected to our community...I gained an extended support of colleagues, together sharing ideas that give strength and resilience to our families.

Grace Miranda Huerta (Family Resource Center Staff)
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