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 to protect, nurture and support children and families to build stronger, safer communities, and powered by the dedication of our staff, partners, and supporters, we expanded access to critical services, responded to growing community needs, and helped children and families 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.
Greater Louisville Head Start 2025 ANNUAL REPORT
Through our program Greater Louisville Head Start, at Family & Children’s Place continues to support young children and families during some of the most important years of development. Head Start is designed to ensure children enter school ready to learn, while also strengthening families with the tools, resources, and support they need to thrive.
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Program Highlights
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Child Advocacy Center
- 1,541 Total Children Served
- 2,119 Total Individuals
- 697 Forensic Interviews
- 907 Follow-up Advocacy Services
- 106 Multidisciplinary Team Meetings
- 12 Community Education Trainings
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Visitation & Parent Services
- 153 Individuals and 83 Families served
- 60 New cases
- 1,787 Service hours completed
- 1,710 Total client contacts
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Greater Louisville Head Start
- 384 Families served
- 885 Individuals served
- 39,518 Total Client Contacts
- 66% of Families Participated in Goal Setting
- 65% of Families Participated in Family Workshops
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Health Access Nurturing Development Services
- 851 Families served
- We held 7 baby showers with over 120 participants
- 16% increase in enrollment in FY25
- 99% of children showed no abuse or neglect since entering HANDS
- 92% of babies were born at a healthy birth weight
- 96% of children were current on immunizations
- 81% of children achieved development milestones
- 41 zip codes served
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School Based Services
- 72 children served
- 218 individuals engaged
- 729 service hours delivered
- 60% showed improved math
- 70% improved homework completion
- 95% can identify substance-use risk factors
- 60% improved attendance and classroom behavior
- 16 families graduated from 10-week Healthy Family Night programs
