Stakeholder Resource

Exploring How Family Resource Centers Work with Young Parents

While some studies have shown the effectiveness of Family Resource Centers (FRCs) – which provide critical services to families to increase their access to supports for basic needs, support accessing public benefits, and skill-building classes – in individual communities or states, less research has examined services provided by FRCs across states.

To help fill the gap, this Child Trends study aims to gain a better understanding of the services FRCs provide across the country—and particularly of how FRCs work with young parents (under age 25), how they help young parent-led families access public benefits, and whether/how they provide services to young parent-led families involved with the child welfare system.

Source
Partner Resources
OFA Initiatives
A Home for Every Child
Topics/Subtopics
Family Strengthening
Family Formation
Supportive Services
Child Welfare
Special Populations
Pregnant and Parenting Teens
TANF Program Administration
Publication Date
2025-11-01
TANF Regulatory Codes
45 CFR Part 260.20 – (a)
45 CFR Part 260.20 – (d)