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Office of
Children and Youth Services and Programs
Office
of Children and Youth Programs (click the
title of the program for more information)
1.
Child Care Lottery:
Subsidized child care benefits for full-time Fulton
County employees.
2.
Conversations with our
Daughters: Supportive group services for
young women and their parents.
3. Fulton
County Quality Standards: This study for youth
programming is a four part process that examines the
quality of programs and helps organizations identify
changes that lead to better practices. The four part
process includes: The Organization Assessment,
The Staff Assessment,
The Family Assessment,
The Youth Assessment
4.
F.R.E.S.H. Grants: The F.R.E.S.H. (Fulton
Roundtable Expanded Service Headquarters) Grant Program
served over 178,864 Fulton County children in 2004
through grants awarded to 137 community-based
organizations. These community- based programs are
ultimately aimed to improve the achievements, values and
attitudes of Fulton County youth.
5.
T.L.C.: The Office of Children and Youth is
initiating an Early Childhood Development program
entitled T.L.C. (Transforming the Lives of Children).
This innovative program is designed to enhance
opportunities for pre-school aged children to succeed in
school and society by using early child development and
mental health intervention. The program includes staff
and parent training, classroom and child observations,
and referrals to specialty services in the community.
6.
The Fulton County Youth
Commission:
An intense
leadership program that allows Fulton County’s brightest
adolescents to voice the concerns of their peers while
offering solutions to impact policy, procedures, and
legislation in their communities.
7.
Youth Enrichment Services:
Program and service information offered to the youth of
Fulton County from the Office of Workforce Development.
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