Truancy Intervention Project Georgia, Inc./TIP Georgia
395 Pryor St SW, Suite 4122, Atlanta, 30312
(470) 825-5715 · more numbers below
Truancy Intervention Project Georgia has worked since 1991 to help students who miss a lot of school. Volunteer lawyers speak up for students and families in truancy cases. Staff also teach families about the risks of truancy and help connect them to help with things like housing, food, and mental health.
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What they offer 4
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Early intervention education for families and studentsProgram
These programs teach families and students what truancy can lead to, both legally and personally. The goal is to help families make good choices and avoid court when possible.
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Family and student supportService
TIP staff work with families, schools, and community groups to find what keeps a student from class. They connect families to help with things like housing, food, and mental health needs.
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Pro bono legal help for students who miss schoolService
Volunteer attorneys speak up for students who are chronically absent from school. They help students and families understand and use their legal rights.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Volunteer with TIPProgram
People can volunteer with TIP. Attorneys give free legal help to students and families. Other volunteers help with school attendance rewards, the holiday gift drive, or office tasks.
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