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FRYSC Services

Centers receive a state grant based on the number of students eligible for free school meals. However, once a center has been established, all children, youth and their families become eligible to receive services. Those children in greatest need will be given priority. The FRYSCs provide many different services to students and their families such as free school supplies, hygiene supplies, educational programs, food, clothing and much more. 

Anyone receiving services from the FRYSC must attend a parent/teacher conference or one workshop per service received from the center. 

    • Referral to health and social services
    • Career exploration and development
    • Summer and part-time job development
    • Substance abuse education and counseling
    • Family crisis and mental health counseling
    • Basic needs or emergency assistance
    • Attendance or education support services
    • Assistance with daycare placement
    • Assistance with after school childcare
    • Health and education services for new and expectant mothers
    • Parent/Child education (GED)
    • Health services & referrals to health services
    • Assistance with basic needs
    • Educational support & attendance