Buckeye Family Resource Center

We are committed to equipping parents and caregivers with skills and confidence to guide their young child’s development and successful learning ability. The center provides services to family and community members of all ages, free of charge.

FRC entrance

210 S. 6th Street – Bldg. 700
Buckeye, Arizona 85326
(On the Grounds of Buckeye Elementary School)
Phone 623-925-3911 (map)
Office Hours
Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Please follow us on Facebook and we will post updates as they become available.

Announcements

All activities at the Family Resource Center are CANCELLED.

We are a part of the Buckeye Elementary School District (BESD) and are following their COVID-19 precautionary measures.

We are accepting telephone calls at (623) 925-3911 if you need assistance.

Office Hours – Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Please follow us on Facebook and we will post updates as they become available.

PDF Versions located bottom right hand corner. First link will be English version and second link will be spanish

FRC Flyer – English _ In PDF

FRC Flyer – Español _ In PDF

Banner Children’s HealthMobile
Every Monday from 9am – 4pm
Banner Health provides health services to uninsured
children, 18 and younger, in the valley. This service is free and
a bilingual scheduler will be available to assist you.
For the availability: 480.412.6344

Programs and Classes

Developmental & Sensory Screenings
This is an opportunity to have your child tested developmentally to gauge whether the child meets appropriate milestones in the birth to 5 age group. The vision and hearing testing can serve as an early detection to problems in learning.
All tests are FREE, please call (623) 925-3911 to set up an appointment.

Did You Know?

Learning begins at birth.
Parents are a child”s first teacher.
90% of a child’s brain develops by age 5.
Strong families are the building blocks of a strong society.
Critical skills, like motivation, focus, and self-esteem, take root from birth to 5 years old.
Children exposed to high quality early education are 70% less likely to commit a violent crime by age 18.
Healthy children are less likely to miss school days.
Everyone benefits when more kids arrive at school prepared to succeed.
Good health is the foundation for child development.