The UVU Stronger Families Project (SFP) is comprised of the collective engaged learning
efforts of various departments, programs, and internships across Utah Valley University.
The SFP leverages student engaged learning experiences to help families achieve meaningful
and successful lives in a mutually beneficial way. Families participate for free in
weekly classes and receive personalized support from individual family coaches.
Mission Statement: “Elevate the family as the fundamental source of happiness and
well-being by
teaching parents, teens, and children how to improve their interactions and emotional
patterns within the family.”
Back in 2008, the UVU Family Science department launched a unique program that addressed how families could identify and build on their strengths and learn new skills from a researched-based curriculum to improve family life and relationships. The program has grown to include multiple sites across Utah County in partnership with the Alpine School District, servicing about 75 families a year. The Stronger Family Project is facilitated by advanced undergraduate and graduate students and supervised by UVU faculty in the Family Science program.
Program sponsorship from the Utah Department of Health and Human Services 
