Innovative Solutions for Disadvantage & Disability, Inc./ISDD
2302 Parklake Dr., STE 110, Atlanta, 30345
(404) 868-9590
Atlas Alliance, which grew out of ISDD, helps grandparents, relatives, and close family friends who are raising children. It offers case management, support groups, education workshops, and help during a crisis. Its goal is to keep children with family and out of foster care.
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What they offer 9
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Additional Client ResourcesService
A list of other help in metro Atlanta, such as food, housing, health care, legal aid, and transportation. There is a PDF collection and a list of links.
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Caregiver Support GroupsService
Groups where caregivers and children meet others in the same situation. Some meet in person and some online. Speakers share information and resources.
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Case ManagementService
A case manager looks at what your family needs and builds a plan made for you. It is one of the ways Atlas Alliance helps relatives raising children.
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Donate foodService
They take food donations to help families in metro Atlanta.
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Family Support and Emergency AidService
Direct help for families in a crisis and with everyday challenges. The pages also describe seasonal financial relief.
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Parenting A Second Time Around (PASTA) WorkshopsProgram
Education for caregivers that builds parenting skills and knowledge of the systems families deal with. A caregiver says the PASTA workshops gave her tools, support, and confidence.
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Project GRANDDProgram
Started in 2005 for relatives raising grandchildren or other relative children who have developmental disabilities, chronic health conditions, or learning and behavior disorders. It offers supportive services, and a caregiver calls its support groups a lifeline.
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Volunteer with Atlas AllianceProgram
People, families, and groups can volunteer to help kinship families. Jobs include events, office work, support groups, and drives. Volunteering can be once a week or once a year.
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