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Southwest Georgia Housing Opportunities: Mae’s Journey to Stability

To protect the privacy of clients, a fictitious name and stock photo have been used in this article. All personal […]

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Step by Step: Daylie’s Journey Toward Independence

Helping Families Thrive Through Therapeutic Care Caring for a child or adult with a disability can be overwhelming. Families often […]

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Improving Reading Skills for Young Learners: Boys & Girls Clubs’ Speller Up Program

To protect the privacy of clients, no names have been used in this article, and the image provided is for […]

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Autumn’s Journey: A Girl Scout’s Path to Leadership and Resilience

Building a Future of Strength and Service Through Girl Scouts The Challenge: Facing Adversity with Strength For many young girls, […]

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How HOPE Is Changing Lives in the Chattahoochee Valley

The quotes shared in the following article are from HOPE Fund clients and are used with their permission. Issue: A […]

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Breaking the Cycle of Trauma: How Children’s Tree House Makes a Difference

The Impact of Childhood Trauma Childhood trauma, especially abuse, can deeply affect a child’s emotional and mental well-being. In the […]

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Feeding the Valley: Delivering Fresh Food Where It’s Needed Most

Advancing a Healthy Community Through Access to Nutrition The Challenge: Food Deserts and Limited Transportation For neighbors living in food […]

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Walking School Bus: Nurturing Safety, Attendance, and Community Bonds

Walking School Bus “I was one of those students who, through rain, sleet, or snow, had to walk to school. […]

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