2021 Annual Report
The Family Conservancy Annual Report
We don’t think it will work, we KNOW it will.
The amount of information an individual is able to process and retain is greatest during the first five years of life, when 90 percent of brain growth occurs.
Promote social emotional skills. Build resilience.
The single most common factor for children who develop resilience is at least one stable and committed relationship with a supportive parent, caregiver, or other adult.
Impact Update
Building Brains
Children transition to kindergarten ready for success.
Highlights in this area include:
- 764 children increased their protective factors.
- 31 program leaders increase their knowledge of effective practices that support quality early education programs.
Empowering Families
Parents experience increased well-being, and advocate for their children.
Highlights in this area include:
- 691 parents increased their knowledge of developmental milestones and community resources.
- 482 child care programs improved family engagement.
Strengthening Resilience
Individuals and families develop social-emotional skills and healthy relationships, learn coping skills and heal from trauma
Highlights in this area include:
- 44 outpatient mental health clients reduced their depressive symptoms.
- 55 mothers experienced a reduction in depression symptoms.
Success Stories
Building Brains
Empowering Families
Strengthening Resilience
2021 Highlights
Financials
