Tri-County Family Resource Center
Fostering Resilience through Community Engagement
The Tri-CHIO (County Health Improvement Organization) and Rural Health Projects, Inc. received a grant from the Potts Family Foundation to create and implement a Family Resource Center (FRC) for Grant, Garfield, and Alfalfa counties. RHP’s FRC will host a tutoring program for kindergarten through 5th graders in a partnership with Enid Public Schools. Additionally, all families in the three-county area will be provided support, education and leadership opportunities. Join us this summer for our Ninja Life Hacks Summer Learning Academy!
WHAT OUR FAMILIES SAY
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Tutoring Program Parent
The Family Resource Center's after school tutoring program has helped [our child] and our family tremendously. [Our child] struggles academically due to cognitive delays. Tutoring is providing [our child] a stress-free environment where he can learn at his own pace without feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or frustrated. Since [our child] began tutoring, he has improved academically at school and has gained a bettter understanding of his school work. The guidance and personal attention have strengthened his subject comprehension, his confidence, and learning skills while providing the motivation to complete his school work.
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Tutoring Progam Parent
[Our child's] reading scores at school have improved tremendously. She has more conficence in her school work. One improvement I can also see if when she's reading she doesn't get stuck on a word like she would before, and she's retaining more of what she's reading."
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Tutoring Program Parent
The Family Resource Center After-School Program has helped my. eleven-year-old son tremendously. I have noticed his willingness to learn has improved since starting the program. My son enjoys the positive and judgement-free environment that comes with the FRC program."