Family Connection Releases List of Resources for Those in Need
As the weather grows colder, Dawson County Family Connection has compiled a list of emergency resources for those in need in and around Dawson County.
As the weather grows colder, Dawson County Family Connection has compiled a list of emergency resources for those in need in and around Dawson County.
Georgia continues to struggle with its civic health, lagging the national averages across most measures, according to the third edition of the Georgia Civic Health Index.
The Cobb Chamber’s East Cobb Area Council has named Irene Barton, executive director of Cobb Collaborative—a Georgia Family Connection Collaborative—as its 2023 East Cobb Citizen of the Year.
With families at the heart of the community, the Falling 4 Cordele Family Engagement Festival aims to create an enjoyable and inclusive atmosphere where families can come together to celebrate their unity while participating in a wide range of games and family activities.
Two Georgia Family Connection Collaboratives received investments to provide critical food and housing services for individuals experiencing food insecurity and homelessness across the state of Georgia.
GRHIC partnered with Randolph County Family Connection for a Haircuts & Hams wellness event, which aimed to bridge the gap in engagement with the male demographic in the county.
The North Georgia Community Foundation has awarded a $12,000 grant to White County Family Connection for a student mentoring program.
Rebekah Hudgins, the Evaluation and Results Accountability Team director for GaFCP, and Toni Brown, the Community Support Team member, joined Tuesday’s edition of “Closer Look with Rose Scott.”
Disney princesses—and villains, Marvel superheroes, storm troopers, Darth Vader, and even Captain Jack Sparrow recently worked together to promote literacy in Pike County.
“Pepper Palooza” is a statewide celebration coordinated by Georgia Organics to get kids eating, growing, and participating in pepper-themed activities.
Choices teenagers make can have life-long effects, and a community effort called Teen Maze encourages them to think before they act.
Voices for Georgia’s Children, the state’s only comprehensive child policy and advocacy organization, coordinates Georgia Pre-K Week and provides opportunities for state and local leaders to engage directly with Pre-K classrooms in local communities.