FSRC staff have returned to the office on a part-time basis, are fully vaccinated and following the Dane County Face Covering Emergency Order. To learn more, visit the FSRC Newsdesk
“Recognize my disabilities. Emphasize my possibilities and focus on the positive.”
FSRC can help make this inspiration come true!
You’re not disabled by the disabilities you have, you are able by the abilities you have. It’s about trusting feelings and taking chances.
“Keeping Dane County families together by providing resources to support and care for their children with significant disabilities.”
We provide in-home and community support to families in Dane County (WI) who are raising children with disabilities at home. Services include Family Support and Community Inclusion.
FSRC has assembled the following catalog of helpful website links and downloadable documents for families of children with disabilities. It is our goal to continually expand this resource center and keep it current with the latest information, so please check back often and feel free to recommend additional resources via our online contact form.
Do you have a piece of equipment that your child has outgrown and you’d like to sell or give away to another family? Are you looking for a particular item for your child? This is spare text meant to push the read more button down further on the page.
Family Support & Resource Center employs approximately 25 staff members. We are an Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action employer. This is spare text that has a white font, meant to be hidden from view to make the Read more button push down on page.
ANTI-RACIST COMMITMENT: FSRC staff are committed to being held accountable, open to participation in honest discussion, and continuous education of ourselves as it relates to systemic and institutional racism locally and beyond.
“The work your organization does is invaluable and beyond any measure.”
“Our case manager is very supportive, knowledgeable and a great advocate, truly a lifesaver. We would be lost without our wonderful case manager.”
“Thank you for making a difference in my little boy’s life. You are all wonderful. Thank you so much.”
