FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER OF PALM BEACH COUNTY INC
EIN 84-4391404 · Adult Education (B60)
What they do
PARENT POWER PROGRAM: COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAM DESIGNED to EMPOWER LOW-INCOME HISPANIC PARENTS to BETTER RAISE SUCCESSFUL and HEALTHY CHILDREN. HOSTED AN ANNUAL BACK-TO-SCHOOL EVENT: OVER 150 BACKPACKS and SCHOOL SUPPLIES WERE DISTRIBUTED FREE of CHARGE; PROVIDED HEALTH SERVICES INFORMATION and VACCINATIONS; and PROVIDED ASSISTANCE WITH SCHOOL REGISTRATION. PROVIDED FIVE 13-WEEK PARENTAL TRAINING PROGRAMS AT TWO SEPARATE LOCATIONS, EIGHTY-SIX PARENTS REGISTERED and ATTENDED THE CLASSES WITH SIXTY-THREE COMPLETING and GRADUATING. TWO ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTORS WERE TRAINED and TWENTY-EIGHT CHILDREN RECEIVED CHILDCARE and TUTORING. HOSTED AN ANNUAL HOLIDAY FAMILY DAY EVENT WITH FREE TOY GIVE-AWAY. FIFTY-FIVE VOLUNTEERS DISTRIBUTED 836 TOYS VALUED AT $14,576 WITH 1400 ATTENDING THE EVENT. VOLUNTEERS WORKED A TOTAL of 1466 HOURS to DELIVER PROGRAM SERVICES.
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ContactELIZABETH ROSADOExecutive Director
Mailing address1900 S CONGRESS AVE STE B, PALM SPRINGS, FL 33406
Main phone(561) 318-6302 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- December 2020
- County
- Palm Beach
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