The summer edition of the Marshall County FRN’s Parents As Teachers program is here! Check it out below or at this link.
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The Marshall County FRN is proud to once again partner with the Mountaineer Food Bank for a Mobile Food Pantry serving Marshall County residents. The Mobile Food Pantry will be held Tuesday, June 25, at Four Seasons Pool, located at…
The Marshall County Family Support Center is offering two upcoming Pediatric First Aid/CPR courses, free of charge. The classes will be held at the Marshall County FRN and lunch will be provided. Space is very limited, so contact the FSC…
The Marshall County Family Support Center and Parents As Teachers (PAT) program will be participating in a Roll and Read hosted by the Northern Panhandle PAT program! Join us on June 15 at Xavier Hall in Moundsville for an afternoon…
The Re-entry Alliance for the Ohio Valley is hosting a Re-entry Job and Resource Fair on June 6th, 2024, at West Virginia Northern Community College. Employers and service providers will be available onsite to link individuals with opportunities and resources.…
The spring edition of the Family Support Center Newsletter is here! Check it out to see what we have been doing this past quarter and what we have planned for the next. The newsletter can also be viewed as PDF…
The past year has been a busy one for the FRN! We welcomed our new Executive Director, Kimberli Green, expanded our programming, and increased our community outreach. To see some of what we have been able to accomplish, check out…
MOUNDSVILLE, W.Va. – The Marshall County Family Resource Network (FRN) distributed more Teen Christmas gift bags than ever before, as the project moved into its eighth year in 2021. This year the FRN put together 280 bags, with a retail…
MOUNDSVILLE, W.Va. – Stacie Dei is celebrating 20 years at the helm of the Marshall County Family Resource Network (FRN). Dei has been employed as the Executive Director of the Marshall County FRN since 2001, and has worked to grow…