27 organizations
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The Georgia Department of Education is the state agency for Georgia public schools. Its Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education work supports career pathways, work-based learning, and student leadership activities for public school students across Georgia.
4 services
Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency helps Georgians with disabilities get ready for work, find jobs, keep jobs, and live more independently. It offers vocational rehabilitation, job coaching, transition help for students, services for people who are blind or deaf, disability benefit decisions, and residential job training programs.
13 services
Paul Anderson Youth Home is a Christ-centered residential home in Vidalia, Georgia for young men ages 15 to 21 who are in serious trouble at home, school, in the community, or with the law. It provides a structured home setting with counseling, substance abuse treatment, mentoring, school, vocational training, physical fitness, spiritual development, and transition planning.
10 services
Another Round Another Rally is a nonprofit that helps hospitality workers, including bar and restaurant workers. It offers emergency aid, disaster relief, mental health support, legal and job-search help in some programs, and scholarships or training for professional growth.
10 services
Hagerty Drivers Foundation is a nonprofit that supports car culture, driver education, and automotive history. It gives grants for teen driver education, supports automotive training programs and scholarships, and runs projects that preserve important historic vehicles.
5 services
Georgia Student Finance Commission is a State of Georgia agency that helps Georgians pay for education after high school. It runs HOPE, Zell Miller, Dual Enrollment, scholarships, grants, loans, outreach workshops, and college financial aid information through GAfutures.
12 services
Gwinnett Technical College is a public technical college serving Gwinnett and North Fulton. Its Adult Education program helps adults prepare for GED or HiSET tests, learn English, earn a high school diploma, and start job training.
7 services
The Technical College System of Georgia is the state agency over Georgia's technical colleges, adult education, and workforce training. It helps people find GED and HiSET classes, English classes, job training, technical college programs, and grants that can help pay for testing or tuition.
7 services
Dolphin Scholarship Foundation helps children, stepchildren, and spouses of U.S. Navy Submarine Force members pay for college or trade school. It gives scholarships and also runs fundraising events and an art calendar contest to support submarine families.
6 services
Helmets to Hardhats connects veterans and military service members with careers in construction and the skilled trades. They help people explore trades, register for job opportunities, learn about apprenticeships, and use GI Bill benefits for approved training.
6 services
Indigenous Education, Inc. administers The Cobell Scholarship for Native American and Alaska Native students. It helps eligible students pay for college, graduate school, trade school, summer study, and research through merit-based scholarships and fellowships.
3 services
EMS Success is an Oklahoma City metro nonprofit that helps EMTs and paramedics with education costs and emergency support. It offers EMS scholarships and raises money to help EMS workers or their families after injury, illness, or death.
4 services
Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation gives need-based scholarships to children and stepchildren of Marines and certain Navy service members attached to Marine units. It helps eligible students pay for college, associate degrees, and career or technical training.
8 services
American Indian Services is a nonprofit based in Lehi, Utah that helps Native American and Alaska Native students with education. It offers college scholarships, trade school scholarships, and a free STEM summer program for Native youth, plus Native arts and community events in Utah.
5 services
Bearings Bike Works is a nonprofit youth program and bike shop in southwest Atlanta. They use bikes to help kids and young adults learn bike repair, teamwork, job skills, and confidence. They run free or low-cost after-school, cycling, and career training programs.
Adair Park8 services
TechForce Foundation is a national nonprofit that helps students explore and enter technician careers like automotive, diesel, aviation, collision, HVAC, welding, marine, and motorcycle work. It offers a free online network, scholarships and grants, career resources, contests, events, and connections to schools, mentors, apprenticeships, and jobs.
7 services
Georgia Piedmont Technical College is a public technical college serving DeKalb, Rockdale, and Newton counties. It helps people earn a GED or HiSET, learn English, get job skills, and train for college and careers.
9 services
The Seabee Memorial Scholarship Association became part of the Navy Seabee Foundation in 2024. The foundation helps children and grandchildren of Seabees, Civil Engineer Corps officers, and others who served with the Naval Construction Force pay for college or career and technical school.
8 services
The Georgia National Guard runs the Georgia Youth ChalleNGe Program for Georgia teens ages 16 to 18 who are having trouble finishing high school. The program is free and residential, using school, mentoring, discipline, leadership, life skills, and job training to help young people earn a GED or high school diploma and plan their next step.
4 services
Chattahoochee Technical College is a public technical college with its main Marietta campus at 980 South Cobb Drive and other campuses in northwest Georgia. It helps people earn college credentials, train for jobs, prepare for the GED or HiSET, learn English, get career help, and access student supports like scholarships and a food pantry.
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