Refer Families
Help parents, caregivers, teens, and families learn about FOTC programs and resources that may meet their needs.
PARTNER WITH FAMILIES OF THE TREASURE COAST
Help More Families Find the Right Support at the Right Time.
Strong families are supported by a community that works together.
Schools, employers, nonprofits, healthcare and behavioral-health professionals, civic organizations, libraries, and community groups can help extend FOTC's reach without duplicating services.
PARTNERSHIP WITH PURPOSE
More Connections. More Opportunities for Families.
Families often learn about helpful programs through people and organizations they already trust.
Your organization may be able to introduce families to FOTC, share practical education, host a community learning opportunity, or explore another mission-aligned collaboration.
WAYS TO PARTNER
Find a Way to Work Together.
Partnerships can take different forms. Start with an idea that fits your organization and the community you serve.
Share Family Resources
Make practical parenting ideas, family resources, and program information available through your organization's channels.
Host a Workshop
Explore bringing an introductory family education workshop or community conversation to the people you serve.
Co-Promote an Event
Work together to share an upcoming program, event, or community learning opportunity with families.
Sponsor an Initiative
Ask about opportunities to support a community initiative, educational experience, or family-strengthening effort.
Explore a New Idea
Have a mission-aligned partnership idea that doesn't fit another category? We'd like to understand it.
WHO CAN CONNECT WITH FOTC?
Different Organizations. A Shared Interest in Families.
You don't need to provide the same services as FOTC to explore a partnership.
Sometimes the most helpful collaboration is making a connection between an existing audience and an appropriate resource.
Schools and education organizations
Employers and businesses
Nonprofits and social service agencies
Healthcare and behavioral-health professionals
Civic groups and community organizations
Libraries and community learning spaces
A PRACTICAL APPROACH
Partnerships Start With Understanding.
An initial conversation helps us explore whether there is a useful fit.
Share Your Interest
Tell FOTC about your organization, the community you serve, and the kind of collaboration you're interested in.
Explore the Fit
Discuss what your organization hopes to accomplish and which existing FOTC programs or resources might be relevant.
Agree on a Next Step
If an opportunity fits, FOTC can identify appropriate follow-up steps, responsibilities, and any necessary approvals.
Partnership inquiries are exploratory.
Programs, scheduling, eligibility, staff availability, funding terms, and any formal partnership commitments require confirmation by FOTC.
LEARN ABOUT OUR WORK
Understand What Families Can Find Through FOTC.
Families of the Treasure Coast provides practical learning experiences and resource pathways focused on family strengthening.
Our programs include PEP, PTCC, parenting education workshops, and the Parent Warmline.
Explore FOTC Programs →
EDUCATION. RESOURCES. CONNECTION.
Help Families
Find Their
Next Step.
Find Their
Next Step.
REFERRALS AND FAMILY PRIVACY
Share Support, Not Someone's Private Information.
Organizations can introduce families to FOTC by sharing program pages or support resources.
If you need a formal referral arrangement, contact FOTC to confirm the appropriate process before sending participant details.
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START WITH A TRUSTED CONNECTION
A clear referral can
make support easier to find.
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GOOD TO KNOW
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of organizations can partner with FOTC?
Schools, employers, nonprofits, healthcare and behavioral-health professionals, libraries, civic groups, and other community organizations can inquire about collaboration.
Can we host a parenting workshop?
You can inquire about hosting a workshop or community conversation. FOTC will confirm program fit, facilitator availability, and scheduling.
Can our organization refer families?
Yes, you can share FOTC program information directly. Any formal referral process involving family information should be confirmed with FOTC.
Do partnerships require financial sponsorship?
Not necessarily. Potential collaborations include referrals, education, co-promotion, and other ways to support the community. Financial terms, if any, are discussed separately.
Does submitting an inquiry create a partnership?
No. An inquiry starts an exploratory conversation. Formal arrangements require review and appropriate approval.
CONNECTION STARTS HERE
Let's Help More Families Find Practical Support.
Tell us about your organization, the people you serve, and what you would like to explore.