Babies whose lives begin with a stay in a neonatal intensive care unit, or NICU, often face an uphill battle even after they’re returned to family care. Not only do those children have developmental delays at higher rates than their peers, their parents and other caregivers face greater challenges, too.
The summit brings together state legislators, literacy experts, superintendents, professors and teachers to share evidence-based research and best practices for reading. Participants will attend sessions to collaborate on ideas, exchange stories and learn more from experts across Georgia.
This year’s “Look Again” campaign comes just ahead of Memorial Day, the unofficial start of summer, and hopes to ensure that families, child care providers, and the public understand how to prevent pediatric vehicular heatstroke during this time.
The State of Georgia has resumed checking eligibility for all Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids® members for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
Awardees include three Georgia Family Connection Collaboratives sustaining The Basics and two Collaboratives bringing The Basics.
Family Connection Communities in Schools of Berrien County, Jasper County Family Connection, and Cook County Family Connection were awarded grants for initiatives targeting children in the birth-to-8 age group and their families.
As a Little Free Library community partner, Cobb Collaborative is pleased to continue its goal of establishing LFLs all throughout Cobb County. This is the third LFL established in Austell so far this year.
Creating a garden of blue and silver pinwheels was a quick job for a group of Polk County 4-H students last week, but the work behind the meaning of the pinwheels continues.
High-speed fiber broadband provider Kinetic has donated $1,000 to a countywide campaign to promote better parenting and prevent child abuse.
Help your child’s “reading brain” by diving into the Community Scope and Sequence used by The Emily Lembeck Early Learning Center, the Pre-K Center for Marietta City Schools and nine other early learning centers in the City of Marietta.
Thirteen eggs have been hidden in plain sight within the Donalsonville city limits. Each egg has a sign displaying its sponsor and decorator. There is also a secret word painted on each sign.
From Marietta Daily Journal Mar. 13—The Cobb Collaborative led a ribbon cutting for a brand new Little Free Library at… Read More