SWEP Prepares Young Adults for the Workplace
This past summer, Boone County Family Resources (BCFR) once again launched its Summer Work Experience Program (SWEP), an initiative designed to provide young adults with developmental disabilities…
Annual Picnic Fun
Boone County Family Resources annual picnic was back this year at the MU Health Care Pavilion, and it was the biggest one yet with nearly 600 people…
Van Runs with Devin: Episode One
Follow Devin, Direct Support Professional at Boone County Family Resources, as he completes his daily van runs—creating a welcoming and supportive environment during each pickup and drop-off.
A Place to Be Proud Of
Steve has always taken pride in his home. Built in the 1950s, it holds a lot of history for him—but over time, age and health challenges made…
Robert Finds Peace and a Fresh Start at Oak Towers
After years of managing a home that had become a source of stress, Robert is celebrating a new beginning filled with comfort, security and a fresh sense…
Graduating, Mentoring and Heading to College!
In May, Drew kicked off a fun-filled summer by celebrating his graduation from Rock Bridge High School with a party surrounded by family and friends. For Drew,…
BCFR Collaborates with TIPS Students
Boone County Family Resources (BCFR) collaborated with student volunteers from the Thompson Center’s TIPS (Training in Interdisciplinary Partnerships and Services) program to develop resources for individuals with…
Family Finds Support in Boone County Family Resources
After relocating to Columbia from College Station, TX, Jana found a support system in Boone County Family Resources (BCFR) which has been instrumental in helping her son,…
Disability Rights Legislative Day 2025
On February 26, staff and individuals served from Supported Living traveled to Jefferson City to participate in Disability Rights Legislative Day (DRLD), joining other advocates in pushing…