Families First, Inc.

Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Clinic (with Morehouse School of Medicine)Service

A weekly clinic where Morehouse School of Medicine doctors see young people for mental health care at the Families First building. Doctors include a child psychiatrist, a fellow and residents.

ChispaProgram

A program for low-income Latino and Spanish-speaking families in Gwinnett County with children ages 0 to 5. It helps parents support early learning and get children ready for school, using home visits.

Navigator Services (Community Navigators)Service

A Navigator is a case manager who works one-on-one with you and connects you to services in the community. These can include food, clothes, baby supplies, housing, counseling, medical care, jobs, school, legal help and benefits.

NTDC Hub classes for foster, kinship and adoptive parentsProgram

Classes that teach foster, kinship and adoptive parents how to care for children who have lived through trauma, loss or separation. When you finish, you get a certificate to use toward the next requirements.

Parenting Time (Access and Visitation)Program

A 90-day program with classes and case management for parents and guardians who want legitimation and visitation help. It also offers monitored supervised visits. The goal is more time between children and both parents.

Partners in ParentingProgram

A co-parenting class for parents going through divorce or separation. It teaches ways to keep children's needs first and make a calm, stable home during the change.

Teen Pregnant and Parenting Program (TAPP)Program

Support for pregnant and parenting teens. It helps with healthy pregnancies and births, finishing high school, avoiding another unplanned pregnancy, and learning parenting skills.

Vance Center for Behavioral HealthService

Counseling for children, youth and adults, plus peer support, case management, a psychiatry clinic and medicine management. Therapy can be one-on-one, family, couples or group.