Over the last 30 years, Georgia Parent Support Network has been fortunate to have many programs serving youth and advocating for families.

Our non-verbal 1st grader with developmental disabilities was in a PALS program when I met a Family Support Specialist from Uplift.

I wish others in similar situations could see that with tenacity and a goal - like love for a child - they, too can effect positive change.

The core value of our success is one parent with lived experience raising a child with serious emotional disabilities helping another.

I learned that to provide the best care for my granddaughter, I need help from friends, family and neighbors. I can't do it alone.

Now I see a strong, sensitive single mother who would do anything for her children, and she has learned the importance of self-care.

My name is Marlene B. and I have a son named Logan. AspireHope, Inc. helped both of us succeed. After experiencing my own physical and academic struggles as ...

Although the school had been informed about the bullying many times, the parents say they never took the parents’ statements seriously.

When Lindsey found The Family Involvement Center she was 25, pregnant, and the parent of two other children in the custody of child welfare.

For the first time since becoming a parent, I did not feel alone! Fortunately, the services and my new FSP arrived when it was most needed.