Family Focus Aurora – Kapur Center serves the Aurora community in the southwest suburbs of Chicago. In addition to providing program services, our center has become a community staple with community projects such as the Roots Aurora festival. The Aurora – Kapur center is named after Sharad Kapur, longtime benefactor and supporter of Family Focus.

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Available Programs

Family Advocacy Center
Known as FACs, Family Advocacy Centers are a partnership between Family Focus and the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS). This program is open to parents who have been referred to DCFS for potential neglect or abuse. FACs provide parenting classes and one-on-one support, and can supervise visits with children who have been separated from their parents.
Home Visiting
The home visiting program is open to caregivers with children from newborn to 3 years old. Parents receive visits from their home visitor to ensure their child is meeting development milestones through parent-child activities and education. Activities guide parents and children in sharing and learning activities that improve gross motor, language, fine motor, social, and emotional skills. Parent curriculum includes good maternal or paternal and child health, home safety, food security, positive parenting, and school readiness. Most home visiting programs also invite the parents to engage with other parents in the program through community events or support groups.
Immigration and Citizenship Support

Family Focus provides immigrant families and individuals with bilingual services to provide pathways to success including assistance with the citizenship process by accredited staff, DACA renewal, interpretation services, ESL and GED classes, citizenship classes, referrals to healthcare, education, and employment resources, and more.

Family Focus Aurora is also an Illinois Welcoming Center and provides comprehensive case management services for immigrants and refugees to help eliminate barriers that immigrants may have. Services include connecting individuals to state and federal resources and information, educational workshops and information, and linguistic support.

Parent Mentoring

Parent Mentors is a program where parents are able to volunteer in school classrooms. Parents volunteer for 2 hours/day and are required to complete 100 hours per semester to receive a stipend. The parent mentors are supported by receiving weekly trainings on classroom instruction practices and leadership skills. This program gives parents the opportunity to grow on their own goals personally and professionally.

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Open Monday – Friday
9 AM – 5 PM

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