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Community Access Grants

Full Resilient Kids access, free for the families you serve.

A Resilient Kids Community Access Grant gives approved nonprofit and community organizations full access to share with families at no cost. It is an in-kind, noncash grant provided by Resilient Kids.

Your organization shares an approved invitation, link, or QR code. Adult caregivers enroll directly with Resilient Kids, and our team handles access, onboarding, and support.

In-kind accessNo cash payment to the organization
No costNo charge to the organization or family
Direct enrollmentNo family roster or staff approval
Launch supportMaterials, onboarding, and help included
A clear definition

A grant of product access, provided by Resilient Kids.

The program gives approved organizations a simple way to make Resilient Kids available to families without adding an enrollment or support burden to staff.

What it is

  • A formal Resilient Kids program for approved partners.
  • Full family access provided in kind at no cost.
  • An optional resource that families choose whether to use.
  • A partner-specific link, code, QR code, and launch materials.
  • Direct onboarding and support from Resilient Kids.

What it is not

  • It is not cash funding or a payment to the organization.
  • It is not a competitive award or reimbursement program.
  • It is not a trial, study, research program, or measurement initiative.
  • It is not a clinical service or a replacement for professional care.
  • It does not require a family list, medical records, or case information.
Access is not limited to a small test group.

Approved partners can make the program available to all families they serve. We coordinate the materials and rollout support around the organization’s own communication channels.

How it works

From a yes to a family-ready launch.

Resilient Kids prepares the materials before families are invited. The organization reviews and approves exactly what will be shared.

1

Confirm the fit

We discuss which families the organization serves and which voluntary channels make sense.

2

Prepare the packet

We create a custom link, access code, QR code, family flyer, getting-started guide, staff guide, and ready-to-share messages.

3

Review together

The organization checks the wording, materials, and planned channels. Nothing is released to families until the launch materials are approved.

4

Share and support

The organization shares the approved invitation. Families enroll directly, and Resilient Kids handles onboarding and support.

What families receive

The complete Resilient Kids experience.

Each family receives one account that follows each child from preconception through age eighteen and brings trusted caregivers into the same guidance.

  • One core action each week through age six, backed by developmental science and matched to the child’s developmental stage.
  • Monthly guidance from age six through eighteen.
  • Room for up to eight children and five adult caregivers in one family account.
  • Invitations for a co-parent or partner, grandparent, babysitter, nanny, adult relative, or trusted family friend who regularly cares for the child.
  • Each invited caregiver gets their own login and the same guidance.
  • Access through the iPhone and iPad app, Android app, or a web browser.
A light role for staff

The organization shares. Resilient Kids runs the access program.

The partner does not need to build a new intake process, manage accounts, or answer product support questions.

Review

Choose the right channels

Review the prepared materials and select appropriate voluntary channels such as email, text, a newsletter, a resource page, or an in-person handout.

Share

Use the approved invitation

Share the custom link, QR code, flyer, or prepared message. Families decide for themselves whether to enroll.

Refer support

Send questions to our team

Our support team can introduce the app, demonstrate family setup, help with access, and answer rollout questions at support@resilient.kids.

Privacy boundary

Families enroll directly. Their individual activity stays private.

Community Access Grants are designed to give families access without transferring sensitive partner records or turning the organization into an account administrator.

  • The organization does not send Resilient Kids a patient or family roster.
  • Resilient Kids does not request medical records, EHR data, benefits information, case information, CPS data, custody information, allegations, or other sensitive partner records.
  • Resilient Kids does not return an individual family’s activity to the organization.
  • Any organization-facing update is minimal, aggregate, privacy-safe, and separately approved.
Common questions

Community Access Grant FAQ

Why is it called a Community Access Grant?

Resilient Kids provides full product access in kind, at no cost to the participating organization or invited families. The grant is access to the product; it is not a cash award.

Is this an established Resilient Kids program?

Yes. Community Access Grants are a current Resilient Kids program with defined access terms, partner-specific enrollment routes, prepared launch materials, and direct support from the Resilient Kids team.

Who is the program for?

Community Access Grants are for approved nonprofit and community organizations that serve families. Hospitals, insurers, clinical practices, and other institutional purchasers use separate paid-access partnerships.

How many families can an approved partner invite?

There is no fixed participant-family cap for an approved partner. The goal is to make access available to as many families as the organization serves. We coordinate the rollout around the partner’s channels and support needs.

Does the organization need to collect names or enroll families?

No. The organization shares the approved invitation, link, or QR code. Adult caregivers enroll directly with Resilient Kids and verify their own email address.

Will families be asked for a credit card or charged later?

No payment details are required. There is no scheduled end date and no automatic paid conversion.

What information does the organization receive?

The organization does not receive individual family activity. Any organization-facing reporting is minimal, aggregate, privacy-safe, and agreed separately before it is provided.

Can Resilient Kids help staff and families get started?

Yes. Our support team can demonstrate the app, walk through enrollment, answer staff questions, and help families with access or setup.

Program description: Community Access Grants provide in-kind, noncash access to Resilient Kids. They are not cash grants, funding awards, tax advice, clinical services, or research participation.

Interested in making access available to your families?

Tell us about your organization and the families you serve. We will prepare a clear next step and answer any questions about access, materials, privacy, or support.