What is the intended impact of FCCLA on its members?

The intended impact of FCCLA on its members centers on empowering them to lead in their communities. This focus on leadership is rooted in the organization’s mission to promote personal growth and leadership development through Family and Consumer Sciences education. By engaging in various programs and activities, members learn vital skills such as teamwork, communication, and problem-solving. This empowerment enables members to take initiative, advocate for important issues, and work collaboratively to effect positive change in their communities.

While being skilled in cooking, traveling, or technical skills may be valuable in certain contexts, they do not encapsulate the broader goal of FCCLA, which is to nurture confident leaders who are actively involved in making their communities a better place.