Georgia Department of Human Services/Division of Family and Children Services/DFCS - Forsyth County DFCS
6435 Shiloh Rd., Alpharetta, 30005
(770) 781-6700 · more numbers below
This is the Forsyth County office of Georgia's Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS), in Alpharetta. DFCS handles food stamps (SNAP), Medicaid, and cash help for families (TANF). It also takes child abuse reports and gives information on becoming a foster or adoptive parent.
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Child Protective Services ReportingService
You can report suspected child abuse or neglect by phone. DFCS looks into reports to keep children safe and help families.
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Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) Local HelpProgram
CSBG pays for local community action agencies that help people with low income. This includes energy and water help at no cost. You contact the agency in your area.
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Find Help Georgia Resource SearchService
Find Help Georgia helps families search for local programs like parenting support, counseling, food pantries, transportation, and grandparent caregiver support.
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Food Commodity Programs (CSFP and TEFAP)Program
Georgia runs two federal programs that give nutritious food to people with low income: the Commodity Supplemental Food Program and The Emergency Food Assistance Program.
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Foster and Adoptive Parent InformationProgram
DFCS and Foster Georgia help people learn about becoming foster or adoptive caregivers. A caregiver navigator can answer questions on weekdays.
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Georgia Gateway Online AccountService
Georgia Gateway is the online system for benefits. You can apply, check, renew, report changes, read notices, and upload papers.
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Medicaid Application HelpProgram
DFCS helps people apply for Medicaid health coverage for eligible children, families, seniors, and people who are blind or disabled.
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SNAP (Food Stamps)Program
SNAP, also called food stamps, helps eligible families pay for food. You can apply through the DFCS website, and the Customer Contact Center answers questions.
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