P2P began it's statewide Impact Awards to recognize individuals working in schools and communities to improve the lives of individuals with disabilities. Our Navigator Project, in collaboration with the agencies of the Parent Leadership Coalition, was recognized as a Project of National Significance by the Administration on Developmental Disabilities.
The agency was awarded a 5-year Family Support 360 grant to provide intensive services to targeted families across the state. Parent to Parent of Georgia collaborated with Easter Seals in its Champions for Children initiative to provide financial relief to families denied the Katie Beckett Waiver. A new look for the agency was unveiled, with an updated logo, new outreach materials, and a website re-design.
The agency was awarded a 5-year Family Support 360 grant to provide intensive services to targeted families across the state. Parent to Parent of Georgia collaborated with Easter Seals in its Champions for Children initiative to provide financial relief to families denied the Katie Beckett Waiver. A new look for the agency was unveiled, with an updated logo, new outreach materials, and a website re-design.
Services
The staff at Parent to Parent offers families individualized support and information from staff with personal experience caring and advocating for a child with a disability or special healthcare need. When you call us you will be connected to a regional coordinator who lives in your area and has knowledge of the special education and healthcare process.
Parents who are raising a child with disabilities or special healthcare needs often feel overwhelmed, helpless and alone. Looking back, many parents say what helped them the most was talking to another parent. Do you have experiences you could share with other parents?
After completing the training, you will receive a certificate acknowledging the completion of your training and our Supporting Parent Manual and will be matched with parents who are seeking support!
After completing the training, you will receive a certificate acknowledging the completion of your training and our Supporting Parent Manual and will be matched with parents who are seeking support!
Facilitated by Wanda Hernandez. Meetings are typically held the 3rd or 4th Wednesday of each month at the Salvation Army, 130 Spring Street in Jonesboro. Call 678-596-6716 for more information. Facilitated by Irma Infinger of Parent to Parent of Georgia. Meetings are held once a month at Parent to Parent of Georgia's office located at 3070 Presidential Parkway, Suite 130, Atlanta, GA 30340.
P2P's Roadmap to Success will take you on the trip of a lifetime with information, resources, stories, and photos/videos that have been shared by families just like yours. You will keep coming back for more! Molly was a junior at Auburn University when a car accident changed her life. Today, she is an Information Project Specialist at P2P working on projects related to youth and young adults.
Parent to Parent of Georgia believes that support comes in many forms. You need to decide what kind of support will best meet your needs. Many individuals and organizations around the state provide online support through email listservs and newsletters. We've provided some of them below for you! This group is for parents, professionals and others interested in learning and sharing news, information and resources about autism in Georgia.
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Dee O.-Howard
Nov 17, 2021
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Gb Tig
Jan 28, 2020
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I called to ask some questions, for a paper about the requirements of special needs children. The Representative was rude, kept hanging up on me. When I would call, she would purposely not say anything just to see if it was me. I thought I actually dialed the wrong number, until I googled it. IT WAS THE SAME NUMBER!!! Very unprofessional Parent 2 Parent!
Shanta Hayes
Dec 12, 2018
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