November 14, 2026
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM at the Center for Child Protection
Our annual Family Resource Festival is back for its 5th year! This free, public event is designed to support families across Travis County by connecting them with valuable resources. This fall-themed community gathering will feature 40 local organizations offering information, services, and support to meet a wide range of family needs.
In addition to these incredible organizations, the event will feature family-friendly activities, including games, photo booths, free food, live music, giveaways, and more!
We hope to see you there! Please RSVP for the event so we can prepare enough food and support for everyone.
For more information, please email jcabin@centerforchildprotection.org.
Download our 2025 Family Resource Guide
Community Partners
African American Youth Harvest Foundation
All Around Barber School
AnyBabyCan
APH Health Equity
Asian Family Support Services of Austin
Austin Public Library
Austin Voices for Education & Youth
Avance Austin- change order
Bake-A-Wish
Boys & Girls Club
Capital IDEA
Carlson Law
Carrying Hope
Center for Child Protection
Central Health Texas
City of Austin/Neighborhood Services Unit
Con Mi Madre
Foundation Communities – Children’s HOME Initiative
Frost Bank
The Goodwill Excel Center High School for Adults
HACA
HEB
Integral Care
Keilah Radio
Life Anew Restorative Justice
Lifeworks
Lock Arms for Life
MIOP
Mothers Milk Bank at Austin
Reggie Rap’s Room
SAUL PAUL
St. David’s Foundation Oral Health
St. David’s Trauma Injury Prevention
St. Louise House
Travis County Constable Office
UnboundNow
Univision
VELA
Workforce Solutions Capital Area
Watch this video to learn more about the Center for Child Protection
Through community events like the Family Resource Festival, the Center is able to educate more community members about the prevalence of child abuse and provide even more services to Travis County’s most vulnerable children. Learning about the resources and support available empowers individuals to make a difference in the lives of children served at the Center and takes our community one step closer to ending the cycle of abuse.