Recipients represent community partnerships that, over the past three to five years, set goals for literacy improvements and made proven progress meeting those goals.
Barton has expanded the organization’s reach and impact, strengthening partnerships among nonprofits, businesses, and local leaders to address critical community needs.
Fayette FACTOR, Inc. (Fayette Alliance Connecting Together Our Resources), a Georgia Family Connection Collaborative, is proud to announce the promotion of Tara Hannon to Director of Programs.
With a 27-year track record of engaging community stakeholders, the Cobb Collaborative, a Georgia Family Connection Collaborative, is a proud partner of the Southern Poverty Law Center and Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta’s Vote Your Voice program.
Cobb Collaborative Executive Director Irene Barton said the journey is a “lot of little steps.”
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.
It’s time to sharpen those pencils! GPB invites all Georgia students in kindergarten through third grade to create a great story, illustrate it, and enter it in the PBS KIDS Writers Contest.
When Hurricane Helene recently affected so many Georgians—as well as surrounding states—an emergency warming center became a priority in Dawson County.
April Moore has learned to become creative with Oglethorpe County Family Connection. About a month ago, she started to lead an early literacy program in the school system to encourage the educational growth of kindergartners.
Its partners reflect on how the organization has changed the landscape of public health and elevated the quality of life for untold numbers of coastal area residents.
The event allowed attendees to step into the shoes of low-income families and attempt to navigate the daily challenges they face in order to survive.