The Casey Family Programs (TCFP) initiated this needs assessment project with designated tribal communities to provide those communities and TCFP  with a better understanding of the needs of Native American families, children, and youth in each of these communities. With this information, these tribal communities can take leadership in developing comprehensive planning efforts with TCFP and other service providers to better address the needs of the families, children, and youth in a coordinated fashion.
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2006 Annual Report

DIFRC Annual Report 2006.pdf

The Denver Indian Family Resource Center (DIFRC) project began in late 1999 and builds on previous efforts in Denver going back to the middle 1980's to integrate service delivery to American Indians through collaboration of existing organizations. The Casey Family Program has provided the resources and leadership to make several years of planning efforts actually move forward and become a reality. The most recent revitalization of the project began in September 1999 with submittal of a proposal to The Casey Family Program national office from the Great Plains Region of Casey.
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