Family Resource Center

PALS, Family Inc. hosts a variety of free or low cost classes for the community such as TBRI classes, mental health classes, financial planning classes, cooking classes, painting classes, and more! We also host monthly foster family support groups. 

PALS Family Inc., under the direction of Sara Whiteshield, has created the Walking Buffalo Woman Project. We advocate and educate the public on the importance of keeping the culture of Native American children and Native children in care. 

At PALS Family, Inc., we understand life can be challenging. Our GRACE House we use for a variety purposes, including our HOPE closet. The home is also used for supervised or unsupervised family visitations, classes, support groups, and more. Interested in using the GRACE House? Send us a request.

PALS Family, Inc. accepts donations of new or gently used clothing, shoes, car seats, high chairs, cribs, twin beds, bedding, toys, and diapers. All foster families and any other families in need of these items can shop the closet for free, by appointment only.

  The PALS Pal Program is a mentorship program which pairs a volunteer with families and/or individuals of all ages. The goal of this program is to provide a positive influence in the lives of adults and children who may otherwise not have one. 

 The Grand PALS Program offers children in our community the opportunity to engage with an older wiser generation of loving adults. Volunteers can teach skills classes, engage with children one-on-one, or be pen pals with a child.  

PALS Family, Inc. partners with local mental health and legal professionals to provide free or discounted services to those who cannot afford services otherwise. 

At PALS Family, Inc., we understand life can be hard sometimes. We believe in the true concept of "community," which is why we host fundraising events for individuals and families in our community experiencing a life-changing diagnosis, a house fire, or another sort of tragedy.