Resources for educators, students and families after violence
Offered by Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD)
Government office. A city, county, state or federal office. Bring your papers. You may have to wait.
200 Piedmont Avenue SE, West Tower, 14th Floor, Atlanta, 30334
(800) 715-4225 · more numbers below
This page gathers tips, toolkits and articles to help students, parents and school staff cope after community violence or trauma. It includes a text line for teens: text START to 741741.
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Cost & format
Online
Who this is for
Students, parents and caregivers, and school staff.
How to apply
Read the resources on the DBHDD website.
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