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Children and Family Commission announces a training opportunity to Train the Trainer using Promoting First Relationships Curriculum:
The Irreducible Needs of Families in King County
In order to answer the two questions above, the King County Children and Family Commission (CFC) has undertaken a multi-year initiative to achieve the following goals:
The CFC feels an increasing urgency to ensure that the needs of all families with children are met. Through input gathered in surveys, focus groups, and work with a diverse group of advisors, the CFC’s recent work deepens the community-wide understanding of the need for a focus on the well-being of families with children. This report describes progress on the Irreducible Needs Initiative (PDF, 3 Mb). |
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Mission and overview of the CFC |
Mission
King County government will work with families, communities, and schools to create and sustain a protective and nurturing environment for the health and successful development of children.
Overview
The King County Children and Family Commission was established in May 1992 by the County Executive and Council. The purpose of the Commission is to:
The Commission is made up of a broad cross-section of our community including youth, parents, service consumers and professionals. Members reflect the multi-cultural diversity of King County's citizens. Several members sit on the Commision as liaisons for other County Boards and Commissions in order to share information and facilitate better integration of services. The Commission meets on the second Monday of every month at 5:30 PM at the Casey Family Headquarters located at 1300 Dexter Avenue North, Seattle, first floor conference room.
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Values of the Children and Family Commission |