Youth confinement is on the decline, both in Georgia and across the nation. Still, more than 2,000 youths ages 13-21 are incarcerated through Georgia’s juvenile justice system in youth prisons and jails and residential correction programs.
GaFCP is teaming up with Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle for the 3rd annual Be Healthy Georgia Day at the Capitol on Saturday, March 9. This is a free family event.
Our friends at the Georgia Meth Project have an opening for a program manager to lead the development and execution of the Georgia Meth Project’s community outreach, while also supporting day-to-day operations and managing projects.