What should be the focus of projects undertaken by FCCLA members?

The focus of projects undertaken by FCCLA members is primarily on family and community issues because the organization is centered around the perspectives of family, careers, and personal growth. FCCLA encourages members to engage in meaningful activities that can positively impact their local communities and strengthen family relationships. This includes addressing issues such as family health, nutrition, financial literacy, or social concerns that affect families and communities.

Projects that emphasize family and community issues empower members to take action on matters that are relevant to their daily lives and the lives of those around them. This approach fosters leadership skills and a sense of responsibility, allowing members to understand the importance of their contributions in making a difference in the world they live in.

Focusing solely on personal interests, global corporate issues, or school-related activities would limit the scope and impact of the organization. These narrower areas do not align with the core mission of FCCLA, which is to promote personal growth, family involvement, and community service. By addressing family and community issues, FCCLA members can work collaboratively to create solutions that benefit everyone involved.