Multi-Agency Alliance for Children (MAAC)
229 Peachtree Street Northeast, Atlanta, 30303
(404) 880-9323
MAAC is an Atlanta group that helps young people who have been in foster care in Georgia. It works with partner agencies to plan where a youth lives and gives each youth a staff member who follows their case. It also runs programs for leadership, saving money, mental health support, teen parents and job training.
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What they offer 7
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Georgia EmpowerMEntProgram
A youth leadership and advocacy program for young people who have been in foster care. Youth lead the advocacy work.
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MAAC Employment & TrainingProgram
Helps young adults who have been in foster care build work skills and connections. It focuses on IT and technical apprenticeships in high-demand fields.
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Network CollaborationProgram
MAAC works with partner agencies to find a placement that fits each youth in foster care. A MAAC staff member follows the youth's case even if the placement changes.
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Opportunity PassportProgram
Teaches money skills and offers a matched savings account to young people in or leaving foster care. It is for ages 14 to 26 who are eligible for the Independent Living Program.
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PACTProgram
A wraparound program for youth in DFCS custody or getting Amerigroup 360 adoption assistance who have big mental health challenges. Strict eligibility rules apply.
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Teen Parent ConnectionService
Gives pregnant and parenting teens in foster care a professional Life Coach. Help includes parenting and life skills lessons, school and job help, and mentoring.
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