To prevent child abuse and neglect, Pikes Peak Family Connections, Inc. educates and supports parents so children have safe, healthy, and stable family relationships.

Programs and services

Pikes Peak Family Connections leads the community effort in child abuse prevention and treatment by offering a wide continuum of direct services and programs designed to educate and support families in the Pikes Peak region.

We offer:

• Nurturing Parenting Programs
• KPC Kids' Place Respite Nursery
• Secondhand Smoke Education
• Education and Outreach

   

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Want to make a difference in the life of a child?  Consider GIVING - your time as a volunteer, or funds/goods to support our programs!  Contact us for more information.

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• Volunteer Corner
• Donor Information

History of PPFC

Pikes Peak Family Connections (PPFC) is a local 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization with a long history of supporting families in the Pikes Peak region. 

The agency's roots were established in 1976 when it was incorporated as Parents Anonymous, a volunteer child abuse prevention organization that provided support groups for high-risk families until 1982.  In 1989, the organization was reactivated as a nonprofit partner of the El Paso County Health Department's Child Abuse Prevention Program.

The organization's name was changed to Pikes Peak Family Connections in 1992 to better reflect its mission.  In 2001, PPFC became a stand-alone agency, still working tirelessly to improve the lives of families and children in the Pikes Peak region.

Pikes Peak Family Connections is a founding member of the Family Empowerment Team (FET), a consortium of local nonprofit agencies providing a wide array of prevention, intervention, and educational services to at-risk families.