Community Partnership Family Resource Center

Your time, gifts, and support can change lives!

Join us in strengthening the village by investing in your community. Your positive actions have a ripple effect that touches countless lives. Together, we can foster a culture of empathy, respect, and understanding where families feel valued, supported, and motived to thrive alongside others. Families flourish when they have the tools to succeed and thrive when they feel connected to their community. 

We understand that every family is unique. Whether a single parent, a blended family, a multigenerational household, or any other family structure, no two families are exactly alike. Even though your family might look different from your neighbor’s, we’ve learned that all families face similar challenges at one point or another in their journey.

CP believes in the power of shared experiences and the wisdom of learning with others who understand your journey. Whether families are joining a playgroup, attending a parenting class, or volunteering in our community garden, they’ll find a sense of belonging and support. CP creates opportunities for families to come together and build lasting relationships.

Community Partnership Family Resource Center is honored to be part of your village and to work alongside you to build a brighter future for all families.

Our Vision: All families are resilient, connected, and included in building a thriving community.

Building a community, where every family can thrive!

For every $1 invested in Community Partnership in 2018, the Teller County child welfare system saved an estimated $2.92. 

Return on Investment of a Family Resource Center to the Child Welfare System: Community Partnership Family Resource Center, Teller County, CO.  In this report, the OMNI Institute quantified the savings to the child welfare system for Teller County, Colorado from investment in Community Partnership Family Resource Center (CPFRC). CPFRC is the sole Family Resource Center that serves Teller County, and after beginning a formal partnership with the local child welfare system, there was a 63% reduction in the rate of child abuse in the county.