Oakland Family Resource Center

10/29/2025

Food resources.

https://www.bghelps.org/_files/ugd/2597b7_63b689d4083a4e06af36d17df5df0739.pdf?fbclid=IwdGRjcANvFnlleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHocwrIpVilSBhAuxAH_KBSjZJtjaSbq0tBv5W0JcYsLw_HW_DcUKy-PCZv67_aem_XDAE4wQu0hYe1j1vBGXL_A

Good resources.

10/18/2025

Boys To Men had their first event yesterday. Cookout and spooky stories!

09/30/2025

Today our Boys To Men group had guest speakers from the Smiths Grove/Warren County Fire Department. They learned about fire safety and the career path of a firefighter.

09/29/2025

09/29/2025

We are in need of cake mix and icing for the center! Every student enrolled in our building gets a birthday bag and we rely heavily on donations for this task. If you are able to donate feel free to drop off at Oakland Elementary or email Sarah.carnes@warren.kyschools.us to make arrangements for pick up or delivery.
Thanks!!

09/25/2025

Doughnuts with bus drivers is always a great morning!

09/25/2025

It’s time to register for the 2025 Teen Angel program!

Now through October 31, families can sign up their teen to be part of this year’s program—a program created to ensure every teen in Bowling Green and Warren County schools can experience the joy of Christmas.

Together, we can make a difference in the lives of local teens.

For details on how to register, check the flyer below or visit www.commed.us/teen-angel.

09/16/2025

We had our first Boys To Men meeting this morning. We are so excited to see what all this group will accomplish this year!!
If you’d like to support our BTM group or any other programs please email Sarah.carnes@warren.kyschools.us

09/09/2025

When Kentuckians can’t afford to heat their homes in winter or cool them in summer, survival becomes a struggle.

For decades, this was a heartbreaking reality for some families. In 1981, Congress established the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) to address a growing crisis: families unable to afford heating and cooling during extreme weather conditions. LIHEAP was created to ensure no one has to choose between paying their energy bills and meeting other basic needs, like buying food or medicine.

LIHEAP provides financial assistance to low-income households, helping them stay warm in the winter and cool in the summer. By reducing the risk of unsafe living conditions, LIHEAP protects families from the dangers of extreme temperatures.

This program serves seniors, families with children, and individuals with disabilities across Kentucky. Its mission is simple but vital: to keep homes safe and livable for those who need it most.

Help us spread the word about how LIHEAP makes a difference for Kentuckians season after season. Share this post today!

09/09/2025

Tomorrow (September 9, 2025) is High Attendance Day across Kentucky!

08/08/2025

Back to school survival cook out for staff today!

08/05/2025