Annual Report
Center For Family Services values the support we receive from our generous funders at the federal, state, and county levels, as well as the funding we receive through private grants and individual and corporate donations.
Community investment in our important work enables us to create brighter futures for the children and families we serve. Our annual reports capture the breadth and depth of our services. Download our Annual Report to learn more about our important work.
A special thank you to everyone involved in supporting our mission.
Because of you, Center For Family Services meets critical needs in our community and offers the services that provide hope to children, build strong families, and encourage healthy communities.
Because of you
Your involvement in Center For Family Services makes so many positive things possible. Together, we are improving lives, one child, one adult, one family at a time.
Thanks to your support, we:
Provided comfort and security to 492 children facing homelessness through our safe housing continuum.
1,113 individuals and their families received support through intervention and trauma services. 
Prepared 824 children and their families for a successful transition to kindergarten. 
Supported 672 parents and family members in getting their babies off to a strong start. 
Responded to 11,282 calls to support victims of sexual and domestic violence through our 24/7 crisis hotline. 
More than 10,000 people received support in connecting to affordable health coverage options. 
Helped 5,348 people in their journey to recovery through our addiction counseling and treatment programs. 
Provided counseling and supportive services to more than 21,000 people. The Impact
Every day Center For Family Services supports people in finding the vision, the hope, and the strength to achieve a better life. Your investment expands our reach in the community and improves outcomes for children and families.
Thanks to your support:
100% of the young adults in our permanent supportive housing program are employed and/or enrolled in continuing education. 
86% of the graduates in our workforce development programs transitioned to employment, secondary education, or national service. 92% of the youth in our emergency shelters were reunited with family or successfully transitioned to a caring home. 
91% of families who experienced domestic violence increased their knowledge of ways to protect themselves and their families from future violence. 90% of our families increased their knowledge of positive discipline techniques. 100% of families in our parenting program were connected to a primary medical provider. 
100% of the children in our pre-k program experienced a minimum of 60 minutes of physical exercise.
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