Involvement in multiple cohorts allows the Collaborative to see the big picture of the issues families face, to ensure resources get where they’re needed, and that we aren’t duplicating those resources.
Walker County Family Connection is focused on increasing school success and decreasing childhood abuse and neglect.
Rome-Floyd County Commission on Children and Youth is focused on gathering community partners and proposing potential solutions centered on improving school success and strengthening the family bond to reduce child abuse and neglect.
This request for proposals is meant to stimulate planning and facilitate collaboration and community discussion to expand the number of school-based health centers in Georgia.
Transitioning from a home to school setting is a significant period in a family’s life and a critical moment in childhood development. Parents, caregivers, and teachers play a critical role in creating successful and smooth transitions.
According to a longitudinal evaluation of Georgia’s Pre-K Program funded by Bright from the Start: Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning, children who attended Georgia’s Pre-K had significantly better scores than their peers who did not attend any pre-k program in literacy, oral language, and executive function outcomes.
The regional manager provides mission-driven technical assistance, training, mentoring, and coaching to Georgia Family Connection county Collaboratives to enhance their effectiveness in improving outcomes for families.
The regional manager provides mission-driven technical assistance, training, mentoring, and coaching to Georgia Family Connection county Collaboratives to enhance their effectiveness in improving outcomes for families.
Families received clothing for their children, a food gift card, toys for each child, and much more.
Early care and education are vital for families to ensure they can maintain sustainable, self-sufficient work while children receive the educational foundation and support provided by high-quality early education.
Families, communities, and classrooms throughout Georgia can begin experiencing award-winning folktales on Aug. 27, available 24 hours a day on your computer and mobile devices.
A significant body of research has focused on the impact of chronic absenteeism among elementary, middle and high school students. However, little research has focused on the impact of attendance in early childhood education and Pre-K.