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Find Help Georgia is a free online directory, listing free or reduced-cost programs that provide direct services to people seeking help. This could include services like the ones you offer through your agency or medical care, housing and financial assistance, education, childcare and workforce development programs, and more. This resource is free for those individuals looking for help, as well as for organizations to list, claim and manage their programs on the platform.
Our new registration system allows you to create an account, enabling you to conveniently track the training you complete along with your certificates. Experience the simplicity of the process by clicking on the provided link to register for our upcoming training opportunities. Questions, email cwtc@gsu.edu.
Check out this learning opportunity, on Thursday, August 24th from 10-11:30
LJoin the conversation with Mandy Noa of Paint Love who partners with schools and nonprofit organizations to empower youth through creative projects (think murals and residencies) that are artist-led and shaped by trauma-informed standards.
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Paint Love brings extraordinary arts programming to youth facing poverty and trauma. They envision a world where all young people have access to creative experiences that empower them to imagine a future not limited by adverse experiences.
Dana Lloyd, Director of Community Outreach and Engagement at the Georgia Advocacy Office, will guide families to consider the variety of decision-making options available to support autonomy and self-determination.
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Leslie Lipson JD, owner of Lipson Advocacy and the Georgia Coalition for Equity in Education (GCEE) Director, will coach parents in considering what legal protections IDEA provides in transition planning and maximizing those to support successful post school outcomes.