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District highlights Community Empowerment Center's service to nearly 2,000 families
Summary
Officials at the kickoff said the Community Empowerment Center served nearly 2,000 families in its first year and was named an official community hub by the Commonwealth of Virginia; Fallon Park Elementary's lift center was also recognized as a community school site.
At the kickoff, an agency official said the Community Empowerment Center served nearly 2,000 families in its first year and that the Commonwealth of Virginia designated it an official community hub.
"The Community Empowerment Center served nearly 2,000 families in its 1st year, and the Commonwealth of Virginia has already taken notice, naming the Community Empowerment Center an official community hub," the agency official (first speaking at SEG 033) said. The official also noted that the lift center at Fallon Park Elementary earned recognition from the state as a community school site.
The remarks positioned the centers as part of the district's family- and community-facing services; the transcript did not include program budgets or detailed metrics beyond the stated service count, so further reporting would be required to corroborate the nearly-2,000 figure and to describe services more fully.
