Parent to Parent of Georgia
3070 Presidential Parkway, Atlanta, 30340
(800) 229-2038 · more numbers below
Parent to Parent of Georgia helps families of children and young people with disabilities or special health care needs, from birth to age 26. It matches parents with other parents, runs support groups and free trainings, and helps families find services. All of its services are free.
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What they offer 9
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Become a Volunteer Supporting ParentProgram
Parents who have raised a child with disabilities or special health care needs can train to support other parents. You finish an online training, then get matched with parents who want support.
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Education ServicesService
Parent to Parent of Georgia helps families learn to speak up for their children with schools, agencies and other professionals. You can call to talk through an issue or to ask about trainings.
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Information Resources and Special Needs DatabaseService
Parent to Parent keeps an online searchable list to help you find providers in your area. Its website also has fact sheets on school and health topics, and some are in Spanish and other languages.
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Navigator ProjectProgram
Through the Navigator Project you can learn about parent leadership, support groups and volunteer chances in your part of Georgia.
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Parent Training Information CenterProgram
Parent to Parent of Georgia is Georgia's Parent Training Information Center, one of the programs it runs for families. Call the main number to get started.
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Parent Trainings and WorkshopsProgram
Parent to Parent offers free trainings, online and in person, on special education, Medicaid and healthcare, moving between life stages, and advocacy. They can also set up a training to fit what you need.
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Roadmap to SuccessService
The Roadmap to Success is an online guide with resources and information to help families find their way through services for a child with a disability.
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Support GroupsService
Support groups let you meet other families who have walked in your shoes. Groups meet across Georgia, and there is online support too. Call to find one near you.
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