The Carver Center for Families (CCF) strives to preserve, strengthen and celebrate families.
As a family resource center, the Carver Center for Families exists to strengthen both family and community. The Center’s focus on families is based upon the Strengthening Families Framework and its Protective Factors, an approach first introduced by the Center for the Study of Social Policy in 2005. To ensure that this Framework and its Protective Factors have impact, the Center will measure its work according to the National Family Support Networks Standards of Quality, https://www.nationalfamilysupportnetwork.org/. The Protective Factors and Standards of Quality are defined below.
The Strengthening Families Framework encourages families and communities to focus on 5 key protective factors that improve family stability and healthy child development and reduce child abuse and neglect. In partnership with caregivers, families, and community members, the Carver Center for Families seeks to build and support these protective factors:
To ensure that families are strengthened and supported through quality practice, the Carver Center for Families utilizes the National Family Support Network's Standards of Quality to evaluate its work.
The 5 domains and high quality indicators of the FRC model are...
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The Carver Center for Families (CCF) in Georgetown, Texas is a family resource center (FRC) that nurtures the health and well-being of children, youth, and families, and builds on the strengths of our community’s parents, caregivers, and residents, as well as the organizations that support them.