 The Minnesota Family Support and Recovery Council (MFSRC) is a collaboration of individuals and organizations established to study, develop and recommend common practices and policies for the efficient administration and enforcement of public family support programs.
MFSRC provides training to child support staff, attorneys and legal staff, collection workers and others working in the support area. An annual training
conference is held each fall and is a working conference with training held on current issues including legislative updates,
case law, program administration, job skill enhancement, and computer skills.
There are two classifications of members, regular and affiliate. Regular members include county child support and paternity establishment and enforcement staff, county attorneys and members of their offices, county commissioners, county welfare board members, county agency administrative and management staff, Minnesota Department of Human Services management and staff, staff from the Minnesota Attorney General's office, law enforcement officers, judges, child support magistrates, probation officers, Minnesota County Recovery Association and other employees of federal, state, and county government supportive of the purposes of the Council.
Affiliate membership is a nonvoting membership status available to individuals who do not qualify for regular membership.
Membership Applications are available
online you can print a copy from this site.
MFSRC
has an active award program to recognize those
individuals, organizations and counties that have made
outstanding contributions to MFSRC or Minnesota's child
support and collections program.
Each year we
review
nominations of individuals and groups in five
categories:
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Outstanding Program Achievement
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Outstanding Individual Achievement
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Program Awareness
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Outstanding Customer Service
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Honorary Life Member
A list
of previous award recipients can be found on our Award
Page.
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