The Grand Opening of "NEW BEGINNINGS"!

On Tuesday, February 19, 2008 at 10:00 a.m., the Fulton County Human Services Department’s Officeof Aging will host the grand opening ceremony for the New Beginnings Neighborhood Senior Center. Senior citizens living in Fairburn are invited to attend the unveiling of this much-anticipated, state-of-the-art facility.The new center will offer lunch daily to participants, as well as art and computer classes.  The ribbon-cutting will precede a program with local leaders, including Fulton County District 7 Commissioner and Vice Chairman William “Bill” Edwards, Fairburn Mayor Betty Hannah, Fulton’s New County Manager, Zachary Williams and Office of Aging, Division Manager, Wayne Casey. Remarks will also beheard from seniors participating in the new center’s programs.

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The H.I.R.E. Learning (Helping Interns and Researchers Expand Learning) program allows colleges and universities access to a wealth of community service, learning and research opportunities through our vast service delivery network.

An internship with Fulton County’s Human Service Department is a unique experience for your personal and professional growth.  Interns will have the opportunity to integrate, communicate and collaborate with a variety of agencies within the community.  Based upon your academic training and interests, as well as the availability of projects, interns will be selected to work in one of the Human Services Programmatic Offices.  The H.I.R.E. Learning program will be releasing a new website to better assist the youth of Fulton County, so stay in touch as we strive for excellence!

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Volunteer Today!!  What can you do to help your Community?

Volunteer Fulton’s mission is to provide and produce volunteer opportunities for Fulton County employees and to promote volunteerism so that they can support community wide efforts and programs. Our desire is to connect every member of Fulton County to their ideal volunteer opportunity, so that the Fulton County Government is established as a leader in the nationwide volunteer movement. We are all natural born volunteers! Many of us offer our services without labeling ourselves as volunteers. Don’t let the label discourage you from doing what comes naturally. Serving others is one of the great attributes of humankind. Remember, volunteering is not limited to Volunteer Fulton activities; we are always looking to add nonprofit agency partners. If you are currently volunteering with an organization not listed in our resource guide, please let us know.

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What tools and resources do the youth of Fulton County required to

strive in today's society?

The Office of Workforce Development has created a resource for the youth of Fulton County that will provide information for jobs, training, education and more for the future leaders of tomorrow! A one stop shop for all the resources needed for our future leaders will be provided in due time!  We invest into the lives of our youth and we look forward to being an essential part in the success they will embark upon in their lives.

CAREERS 4 YOUTH (C4Y) IS COMING SOON!

The Fulton County Human Services Department

115 Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr., Suite 400 Atlanta GA,   30303 Phone (404)730-7944; fax; (404)730-7950