This overview describes the Child and Family Resource Program (CFRP), a child-centered Head Start demonstration program which is designed to provide family support services for healthy family growth and development. Part I reviews the program's background objectives and key elements (required minimum services, additional services, assessment, use of community resources, programs for Parents and their children in the prenatal period through age 3, preschool-school linkages programs, parent education, staff development and participation, and evaluation). In Part II each of the 11 national CFRP demonstration projects is briefly described. These projects are located in Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Florida, Michigan, Oklahoma, Nebraska, North Dakota, Nevada, Oregon, and California. It is noted that all CFRP evaluation reports are made available through the ERIC system. (Author/RH)