Family Centered Practice

Members

Family Voice Council members represent all regions of the state and a wide range of experiences, family compositions, household incomes, professional backgrounds, and viewpoints.

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What to Expect as a Family Voice Council Member

Family Voice Council members meet virtually each month, making a one-year commitment with an option to extend for a second year. Members receive a monthly stipend as compensation for their time and contributions.

• Building programs and policies that serve children and adults simultaneously, such as early education for children and workforce development for parents.
• Aligning and coordinating services to increase access and more effectively meet the needs of families.
• Tracking outcomes for both generations to measure meaningful progress.
• Engaging families as partners and decision-makers in shaping programs that reflect their goals and lived experiences.