Colorado Family Resource Center Associate Evaluation 2019-2020

The Colorado General Assembly established Family Resource Centers (FRCs) in 1993 to serve as a single point of entry for providing comprehensive, intensive, integrated, and collaborative community-based services for families, and individuals in local communities.

Key Features of Family Resource Centers in COFRCs in Colorado adhere to the following standards and practices when delivering FamilyDevelopment Services in Colorado.

The Family Resource Center Association (FRCA) was established as a strategic statewide network for FRC advocacy and funding. Using a collective impact model, FRCA strengthens and expands ColoradoFRCs through program fidelity standards; program quality monitoring; outcome measurement and reporting; state and national level advocacy; resource development; and organizational technical assistance and trainings, including capacity building for all its members.

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