Established in 1989, the National Center for Families Learning (NCFL) is a national nonprofit organization that works to eradicate poverty by providing educational solutions for families through a multigenerational approach. It operates on the belief that when children and parents learn together, the whole family and community thrive. NCFL's work includes several key programs and partnerships:

• Family and Child Education (FACE)
  • Comprehensive family literacy model designed for American Indian families that integrates language and culture and is funded by the Bureau of Indian Education.
• Family Learning Communities™
  • Aims to establish coordinated family learning systems in communities across the country.
  • Core component in NCFL's multigenerational models is Parent and Child Together (PACT) Time®, involving planned activities where parents and children learn together.
• Driving Possibilities
  • Development of a 32-year partnership with Toyota, focuses on educational and workforce readiness in STEM in specific communities.

Resources

NCFL. (n.d.). Homepage. https://familieslearning.org/

NCFL. (n.d.). National Initiatives. https://familieslearning.org/what-we-do/current-work/

NCFL. (n.d.). Resources. https://familieslearning.org/resources/