Georgia Appleseed Center for Law & Justice
Call for location.
(678) 426-4640
Georgia Appleseed is an Atlanta nonprofit that works to keep children in school, in healthy housing and out of the juvenile justice system. Parents of children facing long-term suspension or expulsion can ask for free help through its FAIR Project, which offers training, community advocacy and legal services. It also offers a healthy housing toolkit and an online chatbot to help families with school problems. Offers: Free help for families facing school suspension or expulsion (FAIR Project); Legal services and community advocacy; Healthy housing toolkit; School discipline and special education chatbot (Seedmore); Training and resources for parents and caregivers; School and housing policy reform. Call (678) 426-4640 or email info@gaappleseed.org; the FAIR Project referral page is on gaappleseed.org.
Summary written by ATL Care from public information
Sign in to save this to a project or list.
The details that matter
- Case types
- OtherFrom the description, not confirmed
What they offer 5
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
FAIR Project Student Support ServicesService
Free help for parents, caregivers, and advocates of children facing long-term suspension, expulsion, school discipline hearings, enrollment problems, or special education needs. Help can include coaching, training, and sometimes a lawyer.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Healthy Housing ToolkitService
A downloadable guide for families and neighbors who want healthier, more stable rental housing. It covers tenant rights, getting repairs made, responding to an eviction, and speaking up for change.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Online Advocacy TrainingProgram
Free online courses that teach parents, foster parents, caseworkers, attorneys, and school staff how to speak up for children facing school discipline.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Pro Bono and Volunteer OpportunitiesProgram
Lawyers and other volunteers can sign up to help Georgia Appleseed's work. Law students can also apply for unpaid internships and externships.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Seedmore school help chatbotService
An online chatbot that points Georgia families in the right direction on school discipline, enrollment, and special education problems. It does not give legal advice.
Community checks
Used this organization recently? A 5-second check keeps this page honest.
Sign in to confirm this info works. Every check helps the next person.
No community checks yet.
Called them? Visited? A 5-second tap below keeps this info alive for the next person.
See something wrong or out of date? Report an issue with this page