In what year did FHA change its name to FCCLA?

The Family Homemakers of America (FHA) changed its name to Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) in 1999. This change marked a significant evolution in the organization, reflecting a broader focus beyond traditional homemaking roles to embrace all aspects of family and career development. The new name emphasized the importance of leadership, community service, and career readiness among its members, aligning the organization with contemporary issues facing families and career paths. This transition was part of a larger movement to modernize the image and mission of the organization, making it more relevant to today’s youth and the dynamic landscape of family and career life.