History

1992 - County FSSR (Family Service System Reform) Collaborative Board begins Clarion County Family Net (CCFN)

1997 - North Clarion Family Center opens with FSSR funding

2000
- September - Countywide Key Leader Board was formed
- October - Planning grant for Keystone Communities that Care (CTC) project received
- November - Keystone local prevention board formed

2001
- January - The CTC Youth Survey is given at Keystone to set baseline data
- February - A CTC planning grant for Clarion Limestone projects is received
- April - Clarion-Limestone Family Center opens through FSSR funds
- August - Clarion-Limestone local prevention board formed; Keystone receives CTC funds to start programs
- September - The CTC Youth Survey is given at Clarion Limestone to set baseline

2002
- February - CCFN becomes State Health Improvement Plan (SHIP) partner
- April - Keystone Family Center opens; both prevention boards adopt the Family Net name
- September - CCFN wins two awards at the State Building Partnering Conference
- November - CCFN adopts a mission statement: "Working together to improve the quality of life for all of Clarion County"; Clarion Limestone receives CTC funds to start programs

2003
- January - PA Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) funding is received to open a central office for the organization
- April - The Redbank Valley Family Net forms in the New Bethlehem area
- May - Keystone Family Net receives 3 of 7 state awards at the CTC Conference
- June - Clarion County is elevated to a "Priority Community of Promise" by America's Promise
- September - CCFN receives State Incentive Grant to reduce drug use in teens
- November - Clarion County's Promise (CCP) is incorporated as a non-profit; CCP partners with Northwest PA Workforce Investment Act (WIA) to provide after school services to at risk students; The Pennsylvania Youth Survey (PAYS) was given in two school districts

2004
- June - Partnered with Clarion University Health Science Center to provide "Camp Looking Good," a summer day camp for kids
- July - Keystone CTC is awarded sustainability funding to insure continuation of the CTC process; CCP Family Centers become locally funded enabling them to continue
- October - CCP Partners with the PA Health Department to bring a regional "Healthy Schools Summit" to Clarion
- December - CCP collaborates with Head Start to provide a mentoring program for high risk high school students

2005
- June - FSSR funding ends permanently and Integrated Children's Service Planning funding is received to continue collaborative activities; CCP becomes first non-profit in the state to write county's ICSP; CCP receives SHIP funds to continue summer camps with Clarion University Health Science Center
- July - CTC sustainability funding is received to expand CTC process to encompass all of Clarion County, individual prevention boards unify under CCFN
- October - Clarion County is named one of the "100 Best Communities" by America's Promise
- November - CCP begins to coordinate high school tutoring program at Clarion Limestone High School; The PA Youth Survey was given in two school districts

2006
- April - Partnered with Penn State Co-operative Extension 4-H program to provide nutrition and fitness summer programs
- July - Local funding received to implement the Family Unity model in Clarion County; ICSP funding received to integrate services to children and families
- September - The Clarion-Limestone CTC after school program funding is picked up by the district

2007
- July - CTC Sustainability grant is received to insure continuation of programs and the CTC process; ICSP funding is received to integrate services to children and families
- September - Received PA Liquor Control Board funding to perform a "Community Alcohol Personality Survey"; CCP purchases a "Reality Tour" license using funds from the PA Attorney General's Office
- November - The PA Youth Survey was given in 5 of the 7 school districts

2008
- April - CCP collaborates with the local tobacco coalition to sponsor an essay contest for elementary students
- June - First countywide PA Youth Survey data was received
- July - ICSP funding received to integrate services to children and families
- August - Clarion County Dental Task Force was formed
- November - Children's Trust Fund grant was received to expand the "Special Delivery Baby Basket" program, started with the CTC funding, and to implement the "Happiest Baby on the Block" program

2009
- June - Planning begins to build a Federally Qualified Health and Dental Center in Clarion County
- July - ICSP received to fund Clarion County youth forum and give the youth a voice
- October - Clarion County Dental Task Force changes the name to Clarion County Community Health and Dental Task Force
- November - The PA Youth Survey was given in 6 of the 7 school districts in our county

2010
- July - CCP started ASQ Screenings for children 60 months and under
- September - CCP developed the Shocking Truth with Vern Hilyer/Brandon's Dad for 7th, 8th, and 9th grade students and their parents/guardians
- October - Received first PATHS grant from PCCD to work with Head Starts in Clarion County

2011
- April - Countywide truancy plan initiated through the Children's Round Table with Family Group Decision Making assisting with TEP meetings
- May - CCP started presenting to participants at the Zion Food Bank
- October - PAYS Survey administered to all seven county school districts

2012
- May - Golf outing fundraiser by Riverhill businessmen benefiting CCP
- June - Small Games of Chance trainings held throughout the county through partnership of Armstrong, Indiana, Clarion Drug and Alcohol
- July - CCP received PCCD PAATHS grant to work with K & 1st grade in three school districts
- November - Homemaker Mentor position started at Promise assisting at risk families with household management issues

2013
- January - FQHC (Primary Health Network) opens in Clarion, expanding physical, dental and mental Health services in county, as a result of the CCFN community health and dental task force
- July - PAYS Survey now being paid for through the PA Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs and the PA Department of Education.
- August - PCCD grant approved to start PATHS at North Clarion school district in grades 2-6 (PATHS already in K and 1)
- October - PAYS Survey administered to all seven county school districts

2014
- May - CCP staff invited to and provided workshop of experiences at PATHS International in Cleveland
- October - CCP receives CTF grant to receive training in Triple P, an evidence based parenting program
- November - CCP awarded the Outstanding Community Award for our "Dedication and Commitment to Equity" by the Clarion University Student Senate

2015
- July - Received an award from PCCD for the grant to bring PATHS programs to Union Elementary for grades 2-6
- August - CCP relocated main office to 214 S. 7th Ave, suite 20, due to expansion of staff and services; transportation has become available to patients of Primary Health Network within a 15 mile radius
- October - PAYS Survey administered in five of the seven county school districts

2016
- May - Tutoring ends in the C-L School District for high school students
- June - Clarion County Family Net receives award for "Outstanding Coalition of the Year for 2016" from the state at the Commonwealth Prevention Alliance Conference