Family & Children's Place
Annual Reports
Fiscal Year 2025 Impact Report
In Fiscal Year 2025, Family & Children’s Place continued its commitment to strengthening children and families across our community through prevention, healing, and hope. Guided by our mission and powered by the dedication of our staff, partners, and supporters, we worked to expand access to critical services, responded to growing community needs, and helped children and caregivers build safer, healthier futures.
This report highlights the measurable impact of our work over the past year and the collective efforts that made it possible.
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2,434
Total Number of Families Served
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4,656
Total Individuals Served
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6,188
Total Volunteer Hours
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Program Highlights
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Greater Louisville Head Start
- Early Head Start programming expanded! We have now opened enrollment to include expectant parents.
- Early Head Start provided families with healthy foods and produce, diapers, PPE, home safety kits, backpacks, school supplies for siblings, coats and toys so our families can be equipped with all the necessary supplies for creating safe and healthy homes.
- Provided community-building opportunities for our families at the Louisville Zoo, pumpkin patch, Dare to Care Food Bank kitchen and multiple parks throughout Jefferson County.
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HANDS
- Through a grant from Mayor Greenberg and The American Rescue Plan, we partnered with local organizations to provide baby showers for over 200 families.
- We welcomed over 300 families in FY24 into our program.
- We saw an increase in referrals, as we went from receiving 1132 in FY23 to 1475 in FY24.
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School-Based Services
- Began offering Before School Tutoring & Homework Assistance at our sites.
- More than 75% of students served through our programs increased their Reading/Literacy scores.
- Provided more than 70 families with life skill sessions on Financial Literacy, Nutrition, Safe Storage, Substance Use Prevention for youth, Mental Wellbeing, Digital Safety, and more.
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Visitation & Parenting Servies
- Visitation & Parenting Services was established to help support and reunite children and families.
- The program features facilitated and supervised visits between children and their parents to help build strong, healthy relationships
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Child Advocacy Center
- Emmie, the facility dog, celebrated her 7th birthday and continues to bring support and joy to the children who visit us.
- We had 1,492 children walk through our doors with allegations.
- Because of Kentucky Leadership in Frankfort, CACs statewide are sharing a $5 million investment to expand this service.
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