P2P Georgia
3070 Presidential Parkway, Suite 130, Atlanta, 30340
(770) 451-5484 · more numbers below
Parent to Parent of Georgia (P2P) is a nonprofit for Georgia families and people from birth to age 26 who have disabilities or special health care needs. It matches parents with trained parent supporters, runs support groups and free trainings, and helps families with school and health care questions. All of its services are free.
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What they offer 9
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Become a Volunteer Supporting ParentProgram
Parents of children with disabilities or special health care needs can volunteer as a Supporting Parent. They finish an online training and are then matched with parents who want support.
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Family to Family Health Information Center (F2F HIC)Service
Gives families of children with special health care needs, and the professionals who serve them, one-on-one help and training about health care. It helps families find their way through Georgia's health care system and connects them to local resources.
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P2P Support GroupsProgram
Support groups let parents meet other families, share emotional support, and learn about local resources. Groups are across Georgia, and there are online options too.
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Parent Training Information Center (PTI)Service
Georgia's federally funded center that helps families of children with disabilities understand early intervention, special education and transition services. It also helps teens and young adults learn to speak up for themselves.
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Roadmap to SuccessService
A guide with resources and information to help families find their way through services and supports.
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Special Needs DatabaseService
An online database you can search to find providers in your area who serve people with special needs.
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Supporting Parent ProgramProgram
Families are matched with a trained parent who has been through similar experiences. The parent offers one-on-one support and information.
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The Navigator ProjectProgram
A way to learn about leadership, support groups, and volunteer chances in your part of the state.
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