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Offers online and in person support (Atlanta, GA) Assistive Technology support Assistance with selecting books Peer support Book clubs Technology classes Bingo and poetry slams

Civil (non-criminal) legal services for low-income residents and those 60 years or older regardless of income; Must reside in Georgia or legal matter must be in Georgia; Eligibility based upon income and family size; Domestic Violence (including Family Violence Protective Orders); Unemployment Insurance Benefits; Housing (including public housing, Section 8, and HUD); Consumer Law (for seniors, survivors of domestic violence, and those with disabilities; School Discipline/Special Education IE...

A CRISIS HAS NO SCHEDULE Help is available 24/7 for problems with developmental disabilities, mental health, drugs, or alcohol. Provided through the Georgia Collaborative ASO

Youth and Adult Mentorship Boxwood Soccer Club - Director, Greg Herring (678) 640-6969 678-640-6969 offers free recreational soccer teams for ages 5–14. Practices are at the Boxwood Recreation Center Fields, games are played at Columbus Youth Soccer. For registration go to eastcarverheights.org Path to Shine - Director, Lisa Herring (404) 394-8521 A one on one or two mentoring program. A trained, background checked mentor works with students in elementary school each week throughout the schoo...

Career Counseling and Skill Level Assessments Exploration of Training/Educational Needs On-the-Job Training and Short-Term Employment Internship and Placement Services for Youth (ages 18–24) GED Referrals Tuition Assistance at Eligible Training Providers Remedial and Adult Literacy Resource room with the latest technological equipment Kiddie Korner designed to keep your child busy while you are being served. No attendant will be available to care for your child How to qualify for WIOA service...

Online local resource that provides coaching support and connects candidates to employers. Provides information on Local Events, Job Fairs and Trainings. Connections to nonprofit partners to help with urgent needs such as transportation and housing assistance.

Provides support and training to caregivers providing assistance to a disabled loved one Requirements include: Caregivers must be at least 18 years old Recipient must be eligible for the Elderly & Disabled Waiver Caregiver and recipient must be related by blood, adoption, or marriage (but not a spouse) to the caregiver Recipient must be living in the same home as the caregiver Recipient must require help with some activities of daily living: bathing, eating, walking, toileting, dressing, tran...

Support groups for Caregivers Social and Sensory Friendly activities Parent’s night out and Teen Time Telephone : 706-604-6333 Email: autismhopecenterLLP@gmail.com

Babies Can’t Wait (BCW) is Georgia’s early intervention program. It offers a variety of coordinated services for infants and toddlers with special needs, from birth to three years of age, and their families. BCW serves Georgia children from birth up to their third birthday, regardless of income, who meet one of the following criteria: Have a diagnosed physical or mental condition that is known to result in a developmental delay, such as blindness, Down syndrome, autism, spina bifida, etc. Hav...