Identifying their Emotion Zone can help students recognize what they are feeling, name it, and then use coping strategies to move into the Green Zone, where they are calm, focused, and ready to learn. Read about the different zones and coping strategies here.  

Información que los padres pueden usar para hablar con sus hijos adolescentes sobre el uso de drogas.

Information parents can use to talk to their teen about drug use. 

Lo que necesita saber del programa de Seguridad de Ingreso Suplementario (SSI) cuando cumple los 18 años de edad

Esto explica SSI para personas que cumplen 18 años.

This explains SSI for individuals who are turning age 18. 

A Georgia STABLE Account is an investment account that allows qualified individuals with disabilities to save and invest money without losing eligibility for certain public benefit programs, like Medicaid or SSI. Visit www.georgiastable.com to enroll. 

This service map gives parents and families information about health services for children in Georgia. It is divided into age groups and provides very useful information for families needing health care for their children. 

Free Your Feels is a campaign (sponsored by the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Disabilities) to promote good mental health for children and teens. This document includes many great resources for parents and families of very young children (age 0-5) and school-aged kids (5-18), including signs to look for, coping strategies, community resources, and more. 

Fun and educational websites for families. 

Some great educational apps for families!

Hearing Technology Batteries

In response to COVID-19, the Jason Cunningham  Charitable Foundation (JCCF) created a hearing aid battery program in response to a need for children to have working devices during the pandemic. More information at GAMobileAudiology.org, or this LINK that will go directly to the signup form.