Welcome to The Family & Finances Focus!

Here you'll find simple, easy-to-understand information, classes, and resources to help you care for your family, yourself, and your community. 

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Fathers need a place to learn, support each other and just be. So the second annual Fathers in Focus conference, a free event on Oct. 18 at Madison College, invites dads, mentors, coaches, and allies to strengthen their roles in their families and communities.
Registration is open until Sept. 15!

Renting isn't as simple as it sounds. That's why free Rent Smart classes help new and experienced renters understand their rights and responsibilities, from finding and maintaining affordable housing to building positive relationships with landlords and neighbors. 

Let's face it — end-of-life planning is complicated. But it's easier for everyone with support, guidance, and plenty of time. This low-cost course walks you through the foundations in seven simple classes. Your loved ones will probably thank you! This class begins Sept. 11. 

Are you caring for someone with a disability, chronic illness or an older adult? You still need support and to care for yourself. This how-to sheet gives you easy-to-access resources and examples for how to ask for help when you need it.

There's so much to think about when your child wants to stay home alone. Luckily, the whole family can prepare together with the Home Alone video series! From personal readiness to fire safety, you can be confident when the time comes. 

You can simplify parenting, caregiving, and personal finances with low-cost and free online classes from UW—Madison Division of Extension's Human Development & Relationships Institute. Here are just a few.

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