To help keep children safer and make families stronger for longer, FCCS has placed a property tax levy on the November ballot. We’ve pulled together information about Issue #46 and a review of what the investment will do.
As a child of South Linden who tragically lost a nephew in a violent incident, Miguel “Geno” Tucker understands the potentially devastating impacts of trauma. Geno points out that engaging urban teens requires empathy and a deep understanding of trauma.
Nearly every job at FCCS has had to evolve over the past four years to meet the new struggles and post-pandemic demands facing many families throughout our community. Our Call to Action is clear and built around six key themes that drive our work. It begins with a recognition that keeping children safer today is not a “one-size-fits-all” solution.
Record crowds and community partners. That's how we keep Franklin County kids safer and make families stronger for longer. Thanks to everyone who made the 2024 FamJam and Back to School Bash a big success with our friends Kidslinked.com.