Our Mission

Mission:

Morgan County Family Connection will be the catalyst or expanding citizen’s awareness of the needs of Morgan County children and families; and for encouraging community partnerships to address these needs

Vision:

Morgan County Family Connection envisions a community where the stability of families and the health , safety, and literacy of children are valued; and where community partnerships are restoring hope by embracing a balance of prevention, intervention, and advocacy.

About Family Connection

We are part of Family Connection, a Georgia statewide initiative of 159 community collaborative partnerships committed to making measurable improvements for children and families in Georgia.

Our Family Connection Goals

Healthy Children
School Readiness
School Success
Self-Sufficient Families
Strong Communities

Data

Access and download Georgia KIDS COUNT data to inform your decisions in your efforts to improve child and family well-being in your community.

Resources

Use our resources to help you craft local solutions to issues in your city, county, or legislative district through a non-partisan, evidence-based lens.

Statewide Initiatives

Find out how we’re working together across the state to nurture children and families who thrive in vibrant communities—everywhere.

Fayette FACTOR Gets Money to Help COVID-Affected Families

Fayette FACTOR received a grant award of $28,000 through United Way of Greater Atlanta and Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta for Covid-19 response focused on education, food insecurity, housing and mental health.

Collaboration Brings Books to Children, Encourages Reading

The goal of the “Glynn County Book Buddy Videos” program is to get age-appropriate books in the hands of the community’s 4 year olds and engage them in early literacy education.

COVID-19 Crisis Has Exacerbated Lack of Access to Health Care and Housing Insecurity for Vulnerable Families and Children in Georgia

Georgia has the highest percentage in the nation of families with children concerned about losing their housing in the next month due to income loss from the pandemic, according to a new report developed by the Annie E. Casey Foundation.

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