Recognition
Meet the Robinson family, identify strengths, and ask who sees the whole family.
Conference resource
The workshop deck is an evidence-bounded teaching tool.
The 25-slide conference deck follows the Robinson family from fragmentation to a proposed Family Success Infrastructure response. A public PDF release will be added after final placeholder and accessibility review.
What it covers
From one family’s lived experience to a shared operating question.
- 1Make fragmentation visibleMultiple systems, assessments, plans, handoffs, and accountabilities ask a family to do the integration work.
- 2Make family movement visibleService activity matters, but the central question is whether a family experiences stability, opportunity, dignity, and a clearer path.
- 3Make shared responsibility visibleTrusted navigation, aligned systems, community assets, and ongoing learning can move the burden from parents to organized systems.
Deck boundaries
The Robinson family, Fragmentation Map, and economic-mobility scenario are illustrative. Proposed measures are not historical results. The NFSN standards crosswalk is independently developed and is not an official certification or endorsement. The current deck is in release review, so this page does not offer a public PDF download yet.
Use the workbook and toolkitDeck at a glance
25 slides. One coherent story.
Discovery
Trace friction through the Fragmentation Map, service-access reality, and a continuum from referral to infrastructure.
Application
Use the Design Lab, target operating model, proposed measures, and One Move reflection to translate insight into action.
Use alongside the workbook