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Family Care Network Annual Report

Family Care Network, Inc. Annual Report for the 2017-2018 fiscal year.

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Solving Problems is an organizational strength and part of<br />

our reputation, locally and statewide. As social and community<br />

challenges are identified, <strong>Family</strong> <strong>Care</strong> <strong>Network</strong> loves to mobilize<br />

community individuals from across our communities to create<br />

“think-tank” summits to create solutions. We have experienced<br />

and benefitted from the power of synergy, innovation,<br />

creativity and the collective genius of community groups to<br />

create solutions to our local problems; not waiting for or being<br />

dependent upon government solutions! <strong>Family</strong> <strong>Care</strong> <strong>Network</strong><br />

is committed to bringing people together to make a better,<br />

healthier community for everyone.<br />

Creating Resources is a critical element in providing success and<br />

positively impacting our communities. Effective programs and<br />

services cost money. We have been fortunate to secure public<br />

funding to underwrite a portion of our efforts, but this funding<br />

does not cover all of our costs, and we must not be dependent<br />

on diminishing or limited public funding when caring for those<br />

who are the most vulnerable in our community. The <strong>Family</strong> <strong>Care</strong><br />

<strong>Network</strong> is about the Community Coming Together to take care<br />

of our local children, youth and families by financially supporting<br />

our services to ensure that every need is being properly met.<br />

With an outstanding, 31-year track record, the <strong>Family</strong> <strong>Care</strong><br />

<strong>Network</strong> is an excellent investment opportunity! Donors can<br />

have the confidence in knowing that their funds are being<br />

used precisely as expected, that the organization maintains<br />

impeccable fiscal management procedures, that we are very<br />

cost effective (especially compared to public services); and that<br />

our administrative expenses are less than 13%. Your donations<br />

definitely enhance the wellbeing of children and families.<br />

<strong>Family</strong> <strong>Care</strong> <strong>Network</strong> is a Community-Based Model Program.<br />

The agency has been recognized at the state and federal<br />

level for its innovative programs, successes and leadership in<br />

effectively serving children, youth and families, and its broadbased<br />

collaboration. A cornerstone to our success is our<br />

Community Integration, a model Community-Based program.<br />

Organizations throughout the state have traveled to the <strong>Family</strong><br />

<strong>Care</strong> <strong>Network</strong> to learn of our operations and practices in hopes<br />

of replicating them within their geographic region. We heartily<br />

encourage more individuals, groups and organizations to<br />

join us in serving children, youth and families on the Central<br />

Coast. Let’s continue to Come Together to “Be4Kids” and<br />

“BetheDifference!”<br />

This annual report exemplifies the positive impact we make<br />

in our community when we work together to make a better<br />

life for kids and families. Unfortunately, there continues<br />

to be tremendous need, childhood trauma, family stress,<br />

homelessness, and mental/emotional health challenges.<br />

Nonetheless, by Coming Together as a community, many lives<br />

will continue to be positively impacted. Thank you for reading<br />

this report. Please enjoy, and don’t forget to “Be4Kids” and<br />

“BetheDifference!”<br />

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