The Marshall County Family Resource Network is a nonprofit organization that is helping to make Marshall County, West Virginia, a better place to live and work. Since its inception in 1996, we've been committed to strengthening the community partnerships that make our county strong, building programs and services where they don't exist and targeting specific problems in our community and helping to solve them. From a $40,000 grant from the State of West Virginia, we've leveraged more than $2.2 million in state and federal funds for these community-based efforts since 2005.

The focus of the Marshall County Family Resource Network:

Substance Abuse Prevention

Health/Wellness

Community Development

You can get involved in any of the FRN's activities by registering for our workshops, participating in our community development and substance abuse efforts or by attending one of our quarterly general membership meetings. The next general membership meeting of the Marshall County FRN will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 13, at the Marshall County FRN conference room in the historic federal building, 324 7th Street, Moundsville WV. Please RSVP by calling the FRN at (304) 845-3300.

The Marshall County Family Resource Network was recently featured on "Comcast Local Edition." Substance abuse prevention director Latrisha Whitelatch was interviewed by Stacy Rich. You can see the 5-minute video here.