“Transforming Our Community Summit: From Adversity to Resilience” is a partnership with Augusta University, Georgia Family Connection, the CSRA Community Foundation, Resilient Augusta, and Resilient Georgia.
The Georgia Rental Assistance Program (GRA) is providing rental and utility assistance to tenants, landlords, and utility providers statewide.
DECAL and Georgia DPH have updated their COVID-19 Guidance for Georgia Child Care, which covers everything from prevention strategies and promoting vaccinations, to consistent and correct use of masks.
Sumter County’s most vulnerable students returned to school this month with supplies they received at the Stuff the Bus Initiative to help them get ready for, and succeed in, school.
Seminole County Elementary School students came back to campus to meet their teachers and participate in the Seminole County Family Connection Collaborative’s annual School Supply Scramble.
Congressman Sanford Bishop helped secure the federal funds for the Georgia Family Connection Partnership under the Fiscal Year 2022 Labor, Health and Human Resources, Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, which now heads to the full House of Representatives.
This year Cobb Collaborative has a goal of installing 21 Little Free Libraries across Cobb County.
The youth opportunities specialist will provide content-expertise and leadership to a newly formed cohort of 10 county Collaboratives focused on improving high school graduation rates in their communities.
“Livin’ La Vida Okra” is a statewide celebration coordinated by Georgia Organics to help kids across Georgia get to know okra by growing, eating, and learning about it.
The brainchild of Janet Sheldon, executive director of Family Connection of Colquitt County, the Colquitt County ABC picture/baby book photo contest helps the little babies of Colquitt County learn and grow.
The Georgia Department of Education is partnering with RTI International on a federal grant to train, test, and take action to eliminate lead in drinking and cooking water.
The Georgia Department of Education is partnering with the Georgia Statewide Afterschool Network (GSAN) to administer $85 million in grants to support afterschool and summer learning in Georgia.