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Foundational: Program demonstrates awareness of and works with other service providers and community organizations to share resources & information.

High Quality: Program creates formal partnerships with other service providers & community organizations to strengthen families & communities collaboratively.

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Foundational: Program facilitates opportunities for families to build social connections with each other for resource sharing & mutual support.

High Quality: Program supports families to create their own opportunities to build social connections with each other for resource sharing & mutual support.

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06242025 Family Pathways Framework Community of Practice

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Are all of your programs and services listed and updated on Find Help Georgia to include full coverage area for each service?

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Find Help In Your Community! Whether it’s financial assistance, food pantries, medical care, child care, job training, and other free or reduced-cost services specific to your area, essential resources can be found here.

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What other formal referral processes do you use?

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What other formal referral processes do you use?

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Do you have written policies & procedures? 

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Do you have written policies & procedures? 

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Process and procedures for warm referrals.

How are they tracked?

When is there a follow-up with the family?

How is it provided to families?

Do you shop the support to get a feel for what your family will experience when you refer them?

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Introductions & share how implementation of the FPF is going within your agency & Role.

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-Review of Emergency Services & Referrals

-Padlet Activity

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What is going well?

What will you plan?

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Reflect and evaluate today's CoP

Which essential component should we discuss for the next CoP - August 26th

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We partner with local shelters and transitional housing programs as well as the Childcare and Head Start program to help bring in referrals. We also have a lot of referrals from current and previous clients.

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We took a look at our referral process extensively as we entered year 2. Here we learned that we needed to update our policies and procedures to reflect more of a tiered approach to how we were addressing the unique needs of each referral to move away from a one size fits all approach. This worked well for us.

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Because our program is strictly referral-based and not currently open to the general public. We worked diligently with our marketing department to create one-pagers and targeted marketing materials to provide to referral sources. We also thoroughly explain all of our services within our orientation PowerPoint, which we make mandatory for all of our program participants.

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We are intentional in building community partnerships. This is ongoing and continual as we both introduce what we do and go deeper into what services are offered in the community so we can share with our families.

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This year we've connected more with local churches within our service area to agree to allow us to use their facilities to host support groups, parent workshops, and fun networking opportunities for our families.

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Bloom's FRC has a formal referral process. We've established partnerships and have MOUs in place with the school systems in the counties we serve and a few community agencies. Our referral sources refer families by completing our referral form. Our referral policy is to respond to all referrals within 24 hours of receiving the referral. Our referral form includes three levels of urgency: emergency, within 2 weeks, and 30 days. 

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Bloom's FRC has a formal referral process. We've established partnerships and have MOUs in place with the school systems in the counties we serve and a few community agencies. Our referral sources refer families by completing our referral form. Our referral policy is to respond to all referrals within 24 hours of receiving the referral. Our referral form includes three levels of urgency: emergency, within 2 weeks, and 30 days. 

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Parent Support Groups Weekly

Parent leadership

- Bridge to summer event with local church

-Halloween event

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Bloom FRC offers Triple P Discussion Groups services to families via a 2-hour small group format on commonly encountered problems. During group discussions, parents support one another by sharing and applying new parenting skills and implementing parenting plans that are generated during each session. Parents are also encouraged to exchange contact information to build rapport with those who share similar issues in dealing with child behaviors. 

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Bloom FRC offers Triple P Discussion Groups services to families via a 2-hour small group format on commonly encountered problems. During group discussions, parents support one another by sharing and applying new parenting skills and implementing parenting plans that are generated during each session. Parents are also encouraged to exchange contact information to build rapport with those who share similar issues in dealing with child behaviors. 

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Bloom FRC offers Triple P Discussion Groups services to families via a 2-hour small group format on commonly encountered problems. During group discussions, parents support one another by sharing and applying new parenting skills and implementing parenting plans that are generated during each session. Parents are also encouraged to exchange contact information to build rapport with those who share similar issues in dealing with child behaviors. They're encouraged to share resources and information with one another as well.

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For enrolled families - Monthly family event and grandparent monthly event - (education topics based on feedback from prior month)

last 20 minutes networking for parents

parent advisory board for ideas for future events.

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FRC staff attend monthly Collaborative Meetings to network with community partners, state and local leaders to build a stronger coalition to address health equity and its impact on children and families in the FRC service areas. The FRC Program has built collaborative relationships with other service providers and is also able to share and obtain resource information for families we serve.

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We allow parents to participate in our fundraising events and participate in our community networking events as well.