2. Mission Statement
 The Mission of the Woodlake Family Resource Center
is to increase our children's chances of success in
school and life by providing a system of services which
are easily accessible, comprehensive, culturally
sensitive, and responsive to our children and their
families “unique needs”.

3. WFRC Organizational Structure
 Superintendant
 Supervisors
 Therapist
1. ASW
2. MFT
 Public Health Nurse (PHN)
 5 Social Workers/Case Managers
 Child Development specialist
 Secretary

4. Community Context of Agency
 There are many support programs offered
 This resource center is there to help with the well
being of both students in this community and their
families.
 Different services and activities are offered for both
parents and children.
 These resources help parents obtain the knowledge
and resources they need to raise and educate their
children.

5. WFRC Population at Risk
 Low -income families
 Pregnant Teens
 Undocumented immigrants
 Troubled teens
 Single parents
 Elderly

6. Agencies Services
 Family services include: family case management, Parent ed. And skills
training, gang awareness and prevention, teenage parenting program (TAPP),
school readiness and Child development classes.
 Counseling: Individual and Family alcohol/drugs, Women support groups (La
Mujer Puede) and both family and individual counseling.
 Practical Assistance: Clothing and basic needs, job training, Medical/Healthy
families, eligibility food, car seat and stroller programs, unemployment, WIC,
emergency shelter resources,.
 Health: Birthing classes (Comenzando Bien), immunization referrals, nutrition
and health education.

7. Social Justice, Social Work Values and
Human Rights
 This agency was purposely created by thinking in the children and
their families in the community, to enhance human well being and
alleviate oppression, poverty and any other form of social injustice.
 These programs advocate with families for services and systems that are
fair, responsive and accountable to the families served.
 These programs strengthen families both culturally and racially to
enhance their ability to function.
 This is made easy when both family and staff work together in
relationships based on equality and respect.
 WFRC Human Rights: Equal treatment, Fair distribution of services,
Diversity sensitive, Cultural awareness, and to advocate for the
community.

8. WFRC is linked to many resources
 Woodlake Public Schools Department
 Tulare County Child Care
 Woodlake Police(Tulare County Sheriff)
 Family Health Care
 Food pantry
 Tulare County WIC
 Tulare County Transit
 Head start
 Proteus
 Turning Point Youth
 Sequoia Recovery Services
 Tulare County Probation
 Rape Crisis services
 C-set
 Battered Women shelter
 Among others…..

9. Services cont:
 These services offered to the Woodlake community are great, the
amount of people that walk into the agency for services every day is
incredible.
 There is a variety of certified personnel to help the families.
 Great collaboration with other agencies since they all work together
because the main concern here is the well being of the families.

10. Contact Information
 Woodlake Family Resource Center
168 N. Valencia
Woodlake Ca. 93286
Phone: (559) 564-5212