Family Resource Center

Stand In The Gap

Who do I contact?

Rhonda Thomas-Peters
rhonda@christshaven.org
(817) 431-1544 Ext. 1014

Christ's Haven's family resource Center

All families go through challenging times. Christ’s Haven’s Family Resource Center was created to stand in the gap for local families in need of support.

Who can access support?

Families experiencing economic strain
Families in need of counseling services
Foster families in Tarrant County

What support is provided?

Parent/Caregiver Education Trainings & Webinars
Weekly food boxes containing a variety of perishable & non-perishable food items are available for pick up on Fridays at Christ’s Haven’s Food Pantry.
Counseling services are provided by professional counselors for youth, parents, and/or biological siblings.
“Foster Family Care Packages” containing essential food, toiletry & clothing items are dropped off for new foster placements or families in crisis.

family resources library

Heroes for Suicide Prevention Webinar

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Discussing Body Safety With Children Webinar

Having a conversation with children about personal body safety should not be a scary topic. In fact, talking with children about their bodies is a major protective factor to prevent abuse. Let's talk about how to educate and empower children to keep their bodies safe.

Responsible Internet Safety for Kids (R.I.S.K.) Webinar

To better protect your children online, it's important to facilitate conversations to help them learn about the dangers of the internet, the risk & safety issues they may face, and how to navigate unsafe situations online.

Supporting Your Anxious Child Webinar

Anxiety has become a significant mental health concern among children and teens. As parents or caregivers, it can be hard to know how to help. Join our discussion with a professional counselor and social worker on how to care and support your anxious child.