Robert F Kennedy Children's Action Corps
And RFK Childrens Action Corps, founded in 1969, to carry on the life and legacy of Robert F. Kennedy by helping children who were facing challenges and didnt have privilege or a voice. Our new name carries forward the work and life of Robert F.
Kennedy, a legacy defined by his commitment to serving people who are vulnerable. It also highlights that everything we do is in alliance with people and community. The merger was finalized during the annual meeting Wednesday and a new name was selected honoring Robert F.
Kennedys legacy of serving vulnerable populations, per the announcement. The Robert F. Kennedy Childrens Action Corps (RFKCAC) was founded in 1969 by a few young friends of Bobby Kennedy soon after his assassination to honor his legacy and his commitment to children.
RFK Childrens Action Corps is a nationally recognized leader in child welfare and juvenile justice. Childrens Health Defense, the anti-vaccine nonprofit group founded by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., recorded a more than 30% drop in revenue last year, according to recent tax filings.
We help each person we work with to be connected, capable, and healthy. About us Perkins and Robert F. Kennedy Childrens Action Corps are now RFK Community Alliance!
Perkins and Robert F. Kennedy Childrens Action Corps are now RFK Community Alliance! Our mission is to promote meaningful and sustained well-being for children, youth, and adults facing educational, developmental, mental health, and other challenges. Robert F.
Kennedy Childrens Action Corps and the Doctor Franklin Perkins School merged to form RFK Community Alliance! While it wont change the programs we run, the people we serve, or the people that make up our teams, were happy to be under one name. The Robert F. Kennedy Childrens Action Corps (RFK) has been a national leader in child welfare and juvenile justice for over 40 years, providing innovative and comprehensive programming for children and families dealing with behavioral and emotional issues.
Connect with children, young adults, and families in one of our community-based settings, including (but not limited to) Adoption, Youth Advocacy and Mentoring, Detention Diversion, Young Adult Supported Living, and our Therapeutic Horsemanship Program.
