According to writer Dolores Curran "healthy families are our greatest national resource." But healthy families don't just happen. That's where family life educators come in. Their purpose is to help individuals and families learn the skills they need at all stages of the life cycle. In this issue, we explore how family life educators are meeting the needs of people in a variety of communities and settings - from the pediatrician's office to the local area agency on aging.
NCFR members enjoy member benefits such as the Professional Resources Library, online access to the NCFR journals (if your membership level includes a journal description), online member directory, inclusion in online discussion forums, and "NCFR Report," the quarterly magazine. Members also receive discounts on conference registration, books and materials, and Certified Family Life Educator fees.
