About Us

The Family Resource Center (FRC) is committed to the healthy development of children and families through a variety of parenting programs and services.

We believe that every family deserves support, education, and resources. We are committed to responding to the current and emerging needs of children and families.

The entity that is now known as the Family Resource Center (FRC) was established in the Spring of 1977 as a pregnancy health hotline to meet the county’s need for expecting mothers and new mother education.
Overtime as the needs of the community changed, we changed with it. The organization would shift away from being a pregnancy health hotline and focus on early childhood education. In 1995, the FRC increased access by expanding our services to include in-home education visits.


In the year of 1997, the Connection Center was established at the FRC for the Department of Social Services and the Family Courts of Fond du Lac County. This new service would provide opportunities for parents and children to have supervised visitation outside of the Department of Social Services facilities.
In 2014, the Support Observe Achieve Read program was established at the FRC and would become a foundational piece to our parent educational programming. Contributing to the mission of no child left behind.


In 2022, the FRC began providing case-specific parent education for parents and families working towards reunification. Through established communication networks between social workers and FRC parent educators, we are able to meet goals and monitor progress.













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