Georgia Cares
P.O. Box 724197, Atlanta, 31139
(844) 842-3678 · more numbers below
Georgia Cares is a nonprofit that helps children and teens in Georgia who are being trafficked or sexually exploited. It runs a 24-hour hotline and connects young people to safe care and treatment. Anyone worried about a young person can call the hotline. Offers: 24-hour hotline; Assessment of youth; Care coordination and safe placement; Training and awareness. Call the 24-hour hotline at (844) 842-3678 or email admin@gacares.org.
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24-Hour HotlineService
Georgia Cares runs a hotline that is answered all day and night for victim service and response. Call 1-844-842-3678.
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Community and Professional Training and ResourcesProgram
Georgia Cares trains communities and professionals on warning signs of child sex trafficking and on resources. Its website also has guides, videos and information on laws.
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Emergency Response After a RecoveryService
If law enforcement or another community partner recovers a youth in an emergency, they can call the hotline. Georgia Cares then arranges a DFCS referral, medical treatment, and emergency placement if needed.
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Georgia Cares ServicesService
Licensed social workers meet with a young person to find out their needs and strengths. Georgia Cares then plans services with partners and the family, and keeps checking in through recovery.
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Make a ReferralService
Professionals and partners can refer a young person to Georgia Cares. They watch a short webinar, fill out a screening tool, and send in the referral with a consent form signed by the youth's legal guardian.
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