Focusing on the Whole Child
We envision a state where all children thrive. To that end, we advance laws, policies and actions that improve all areas of child well-being. Addressing one area, such as a quality education, while neglecting others like adequate nutrition, healthcare, and safe and stable housing, only leads to marginal improvements in a child’s life. By championing the “whole child” approach to systemic change, our work has a greater impact, particularly for those whose race, geographic location, and family income leave them most vulnerable.
The Latest from Voices
Voices' COVID-19 Response and Policy Recommendations
Voices' comprehensive dashboards show where the state is and is not in terms of policies and practices during Georgia's COVID-19 response.
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Supporting Children's Mental Health in Georgia Schools
Voices' school-based mental health report details how three school-based mental health providers serve schools
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School-Based Telehealth: Navigating Common Challenges to Increase Access to Care
Voices' school-based telehealth report details two models of school-based telehealth in Georgia and offers recommendations for navigating common challenges to implementation.
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Middle Georgia Healthcare Provider Brings Services To Families – By Bus
Voices spotlights one thing that rural Candler and Emanuel Counties have that other rural counties don't, and how CarePartners' Mobile Access and Engagement Unit is serving communities during the pandemic.
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Analysis of Georgia's Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health Workforce
Voices releases a new foreword to our Analysis of Georgia’s Child and Adolescent Behavioral Workforce report that outlines progress made since 2017 and highlights key opportunities Georgia can capitalize on.
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Our Work
Our work is guided by our belief that every child deserves to have his or her needs met.
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We are a nonprofit child policy and advocacy organization advancing laws, policies,
and actions that improve the lives of Georgia’s children.