Family Resource Center

Amy Medley, FRC Coordinator

Email Amy Medley
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
(502) 485-8333

What is the Family Resource Center?

The Stonestreet Elementary Family Resource Center (FRC) was created as part of the Kentucky Education Reform Act (KERA) to provide information and/or referrals to families in the Stonestreet Elementary community. Because there are many barriers that can get in the way of a child's success in school, the center works to ensure that needed resources and support are made available in order to remove any obstacles. The center also strives to provide an inviting, warm atmosphere where parents can feel comfortable and confident in taking an active part in the school and in the lives of their children. By working together, the center and families can replace educational barriers with bridges of opportunity and success.

Who may use the FRC?

The Stonestreet FRC serves all children, parents, and families in our community.

Who operates the FRC?

The center is operated by a full-time coordinator and a part-time clerk. An Advisory Council made up of parents, community members, and school staff also provides guidance in decisions concerning the center.

Available Services and Referrals

Some of the services that Stonestreet's FRC can provide or refer are as follows:

  • Children's support groups

  • Mental health services

  • Expecting parent programs

  • Computer training

  • Recreational and family activities

  • Daycare referrals

  • GED, Job Corps, and technical school referrals

  • Assistance with clothing and school supplies

  • Neighborhood Place referrals

  • Childcare before and after school

  • Educational enrichment activities

  • Home visits

  • Special events information

  • Mentoring program

  • Middle school transition program

  • Free and reduced-price meal assistance

  • Every 1 Reads

  • Centerstone

  • Health Services

Visit the JCPS Family Resource and Youth Services Center website to learn more about FRCs.

Important Phone Numbers

  • Adult Education, 485-3400

  • Child Abuse Hotline, 595-4550

  • Child Support Division, 583-0070

  • Community Action Agency, 574-1157

  • Community-Based Services (AFDC, Medical Assistance, Food Stamps), 595-4238

  • Domestic Violence Crisis Line, 581-7222

  • Highview Health Center, 231-1459

  • Jefferson County Public Schools, 485-3011

  • Ministries United in South Central Louisville (MUSCL), 363-9087

  • Neighborhood Place, 962-3160

  • Newburg Health Center, 458-0778

  • Poison Control Center, 589-8222

  • Police, Fire, EMS, 911

  • TARC, 585-1234