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Animals
National Brittany Rescue and Adoption Network
(NONPROFIT)
NBRAN
175 15th NE #203
Atlanta,
GA
30309
National Brittany Rescue & Adoption Network (NBRAN) is an alliance of dedicated Brittany rescue volunteers who share a deep love for the breed and who will work to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home Brittanys in need, whether abandoned, lost, stray or surrendered to rescue for placement. As volunteers united in a common cause, we are committed to the care of these dogs in foster homes, and providing for their physical and emotional needs. We are committed in our endeavor to help them with all the resources we have available.
We pledge to maintain a community of volunteers who treat each other, and the dogs they rescue, with respect, courtesy, kindness and love. We will seek always to lend encouragement and to support one another, and to facilitate friendly collaboration and cooperation between our volunteers. We believe that by building a supportive, dog-centered organization founded on respect, honesty and integrity, we will always remain focused on the welfare of the Brittanys entrusted to our care and hold their interests uppermost in our hearts and minds. Our mission is to place these dogs in safe, loving and permanent homes with approved applicants, and to provide a supportive network for our volunteers, who after all, make our goals possible.
Gospel Music Workshop of America, Inc. "Atlanta Chapter"
(NONPROFIT)
Gospel Music Workshop of America, Inc. "Atlanta Chapter"
P. O. Box 56223
Atlanta,
GA
30343
The Atlanta Chapter of the Gospel Music Workshop of America was formed on January 20, 1976 by a group of singers and musicians who sought to adopt the ideals of the national organization of the Gospel Music Workshop of America (GMWA) and align themselves with other chapters across the country and around the world involved in the promotion and the advancement of gospel music. After petitioning the national organization, a charter was granted to The Atlanta Chapter on May 10, 1976.
Like the goals of the national parent organization, the primary aspiration of The Atlanta Chapter is to equip singers and musicians performing in their individual, local churches with the academic and technical training needed to enhance the effective delivery of the gospel message through music. The acquisition of knowledge allows gospel singers and musicians to present gospel music to the world with ever-increasing excellence, professionalism, dignity and pride.
Smart Start Early Education Substitute Teacher Program
(NONPROFIT)
Various locations and dates throughout Georgia
PLEASE APPLY ONLINE
ATLANTA,
GA
30303
The Smart Start Early Education Substitute Teacher Program is an innovative 5-day course specifically designed to recruit and instruct adults in how children, birth to five, develop and learn, and how to support their developmental needs in a child care program. Smart Start graduates understand the needs and environment of child care centers and will provide children with a caring and knowledgeable substitute teacher when their regular teachers are out. The course is free, and candidates for the program must complete an application and meet program requirements to be eligible to participate.
Goal of program:
� Provide qualified substitute early care and learning substitute teachers to licensed and registered Bright from The Start childcare facilities.
� Provide an alternative pathway into the educational field of early care and learning
Substitute Teacher trainees receive a sound foundation in early care and learning:
� Information on how children learn and how to support their learning
� Brain Development & Child Development
� Culturally, Linguistically and Developmentally Appropriate Practices & activities
� CPR & first aid, Health & Safety, Recognizing Child abuse & Infectious Diseases
� The Daily Routine, The classroom and learning centers, Parent Communication �
The Smart Start Early Education Substitute Teacher Program provides:
� A training content notebook and resource material
� 18 BFTS state approved hours of credit (Bright from the Start: Georgia Department of Early Care & Learning)
� A CPR and First Aid card
� Employment search tips and childcare resource information to develop a personal plan for a job search
Who benefits from this professional development program?
� Available pool of knowledgeable and energetic substitute teachers
� Substitute teachers with 18 BFTS state approved credit hours
� Pool of potential future early care and education teachers
� Consistency of staffing when a regular teacher is out
For application or more program information � go to www.ecegasubs.org or
Monique Baldwin, Program Coordinator mbaldwin@unitedwayatlanta.org
Families First
(NONPROFIT)
Families First
1105 W. Peachtree Street NE
Atlanta,
GA
30309
Families First is Georgia's leading non-profit, family service agency, assisting over 40,000 children and families annually, and serving metro Atlanta for 120 years. Our mission is to ensure the success of children in jeopardy by empowering families.
Families First provides empowering and sustainable solutions for children and families--solutions that improve child well-being and family self-sufficiency. We achieve this by focusing on three impact areas:
1.) Child and Youth Permanency - to ensure our children have a safe, secure environment with unconditional adult support, we provide adoption services, foster care and residential group homes.
2.) Supportive Housing - we work collaboratively with other agencies to provide long-term self-sufficiency with housing and supportive services for chronically homeless families.
3.) Parenting & Family Life Education - offering training and affordable counseling to equip parents and families with critical skills that build strong, healthy relationships.
United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta
(NONPROFIT)
United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta
100 Edgewood Avenue NE
Suite 200
Atlanta,
GA
30303
United Way works to create opportunities for all by focusing on education, income and health. These are the building blocks for a good life-a quality education that leads to a stable job, enough income to support a family through retirement, and good health. Our goal is to create lasting changes that prevent problems before they happen. One of the ways we do this is through our 10-year plan to end chronic homelessness. We invite you to be a part of these changes. United, we can inspire hope and create opportunities for a better tomorrow.
United Way is how our community comes together to address the major issues we face today. It is how people in our community show they care about each other. United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta is improving our community, both for those who live here today and those who will call metro Atlanta home in the future.