Resources

  • Colorful Books

    The Parkview Counseling Department neither endorses nor recommends these services, but offers this list for your information. Many of these agencies / individuals may require financial payment. You are responsible for any costs associated with services or programs you choose to use.

  • Parkview High School Academic Support Resources

    Language Arts Tutoring 2023-2024

    The National English Honor Society offers tutoring on Tuesday mornings at 6:45 in room 10.112 (Rafferty).

    Math Tutoring 2023-2024

    Mu Alpha Theta offers Math Tutoring every Tuesday and Thursday, before and after school.
    Mrs. Maske and Mrs. Alessi's rooms in upper E/F building

    Science Tutoring 2023-2024

    Science National Honors Society tutors EVERY Tues/Thurs at 6:45 AM and 2:15 PM in Room 1.103 (Wade).

    Chemistry Tutoring Calendar

    Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
    Morning Almond EVEN days Wade SNHS Lashkiba EVEN days Wade SNHS No tutoring
    6:45 AM - 7:10 AM Room 1.104  peer tutoring Room 1.110  peer tutoring
      Butler ODD days  Room 1.103 Voss ODD days  Room 1.103
      Room 3.138    Room 3.140  
    Afternoon Wade SNHS Hart EVEN days Wade SNHS No tutoring
    2:20 PM - 2:45 PM Ross   peer tutoring Room 1.123  peer tutoring
      Room 4.229  Room 1.103 Meeks ODD days  Room 1.103
          Room 1.248  

    Physics Tutoring Calendar

    Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
    Morning No tutoring Wade SNHS Lotspeich EVEN days Wade SNHS  
    6:45 AM - 7:10 AM  peer tutoring Room 1.139  peer tutoring Hathaway
       Room 1.103 Mays ODD days  Room 1.103 Room 1.132
        Room 1.125    
    Afternoon Heier EVEN days Wade SNHS Hart EVEN days Wade SNHS  
    2:20 PM - 2:45 PM Room 1.137  peer tutoring Room 1.123  peer tutoring Newton
      Tolmich ODD days  Room 1.103 Schmidt ODD days  Room 1.103 Room 1.140
      Room 1.134   Room 4.204    

    Biology Tutoring Calendar

    Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
    Morning Meeks EVEN days Michael No tutoring Koch No tutoring
    6:45 AM - 7:10 AM Room 1.248 Room 12.102 Room 12.119
      Newton ODD days  Wade SNHS peer tutoring  Wade SNHS peer tutoring
      Room 12.107  Room 1.103  Room 1.103
    Afternoon Heier EVEN days Wade SNHS   Williams  
    2:20 PM - 2:45 PM Room 1.137  peer tutoring Anderson Room 4.227 Korth
      Tolmich ODD days  Room 1.103 Room 12.124  Wade SNHS peer tutoring Room 1.108
      Room 1.134      Room 1.103  

  • Club Z! Tutoring

    Club Z! Tutoring

    Club Z! in-home and online tutoring is your premier tutoring service provider with private tutoring services designed to accommodate your academic goals, schedule and budget.

    Our tutors are highly qualified, thoroughly screened, and background checked to ensure your child’s best learning experience! Our Tutors are available to come to student’s homes evenings, on weekends, after school- basically whenever and wherever it’s convenient for the family.

    Our stats show that on average our SAT student see gains of 100-200 points or more on their composite score, and our ACT student’s average gains of 3-5 points on their composite score.

    The Club Z! mission is to be the world’s premier provider of tutoring and test prep services. We accomplish this one student at a time, by building academic self-confidence, improving grades, raising test scores, teaching invaluable organization/study skills, and helping students to reach their full potential. We are committed to providing outstanding service and exceeding our customers’ expectations. For more than 20 years, Club Z! has successfully tutored hundreds of thousands of students in all subjects, and at all grade levels, Pre-K through adult. We have learning programs to fit any family’s needs and preferences – whether it’s in-home, online, on school campus, or even at the library in a small group!

  • Fast Mentoring

    Fast Mentoring

    www.fastmentoring.net

    Phone: 1-404-547-6861

    Email: admin@fastmentoring.com

    Two Locations:

    1. 4161 Steve Reynolds Blvd., Ste. 200, Norcross, GA. 30093

    2. 4729 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Suite D, Berkeley Lake, GA 30092

    Trained academic coaches who are not just experts in their fields but also mentors who care about student success. Services provided: subject tutoring, standardized test preparation, writing skills, reading comprehension, college preparation, organization and study skills.

  • Nannies & Tutors

    Nannies and Tutors

    1845 Grayson Hwy #900,

    Grayson, GA 30017

    Phone:(770) 237-8535

  • Sylvan Learning

    Sylvan's Grade Level Academic Skills Support. Our certified teachers provide assistance in a variety of all classes from K through 12th grade.

    Sylvan Learning Center of Snellville

    2400 Wisteria Drive SW

    1-888-789-7958

    Sylvan Learning Center of Suwanee

    3131 Lawrenceville Suwanee Road

    1-888-789-7982

    2 Different Options To Choose From!

    • 4 hours per month for $199.00
    • 8 hours per month for $379.00


    Sylvan is proud to partner with the GCPSF (Gwinnett County Public Schools Foundation) by donating 10% of all proceeds back to the foundation.

    *Mention code GCHWS2018. Not valid with any other discounts, coupons or offers. Offer only valid for homework support. Valid for new enrollments only.

  • The Tutoring Center, Stone Mountain

    1227 Rockbridge Rd SW, Stone Mountain, GA 30087


    Our classrooms feature an intense learning environment that combines “The Rotational Approach to Learning” and One-To-One Instruction. Both methods were developed by Edward S.Thalheimer, Ph.D., founder of THE TUTORING CENTER. Our innovative system gives your child far more One-to-One Instruction than he or she will ever receive in a classroom full of children, or even in a small group.

    You have many choices available for your child, and we want you to make the choice that's in your child's best interest. While school-based tutoring may provide your child with short-term homework help, THE TUTORING CENTER's intense One-to-One Instruction and "The Rotational Approach to Learning™" actually provide your child with long-term skills that will last a lifetime.

  • Total Learning Concepts

    Total Learning Concepts

    4140 Five Forks Trickum Road

    Lilburn, GA 30047

    Carol Wood

    770-381-5958

    carol@totallearningconcepts.com

    www.totallearningconcepts.com

    Privately owned and managed tutorial and test prep center by Carol C. Wood, Total Learning Concepts has provided professional tutorial services to Parkview High School and other Gwinnett County students for over 30 years. TLC offers tutorial support and test preparation sessions to students of all ages and grade levels in the areas of reading, writing, and math, science, social studies, and foreign languages. TLC also provides course support in ALL CP, Honors, Gifted and AP level school subjects; including but not limited to Calculus, Physics, Chemistry, Statistics, Biology, Literature, Economics, Statistics, and all Foreign Languages. PSAT, SAT, and ACT preparation, motivational study skills courses and College Admissions Process Counseling and Coaching are also special services offered to Parkview students.

  • Tutor.com

    As a student in GCPS, you have FREE ACCESS to Tutor.com!

  • DrugRehab.Com

    DrugRehab.com is a web resource that provides information and support to people fighting addiction and substance abuse. Substance abuse in adolescents frequently overlaps with other mental health problems. Our goal is to support teens and their families by providing resources and tools related to drug and alcohol abuse.

    DrugRehab.com - Addiction, Drug Rehab & Recovery Resources

    Co-occurring Disorders Information

  • Helping Teens Recover from Addiction

    Parents' Guide to Helping Teens Recover from Addiction

  • Atlanta Recovery Place

    Atlanta Recovery Place

    We are a treatment program that offers partial hospitalization, evening intensive outpatient, and outpatient services with supportive housing for young adults who have substance addictions and co-occurring disorders. We are licensed by the state of Georgia. We specialize in treating addiction and mental health disorders from the ages of 16 and up.

    We have a special program for students that are struggling with substance abuse with many different pathways. Our different programming levels allow students to fit recovery into their academic schedules and offers support that doesn’t destroy their futures.

    We believe in a 12-step approach to recovery. We believe the quality of our team, programming and environment is all very important and gives a student the best chance to be successful.

    We have scholarships available for clients without insurance or the financial means to get help.

    Brett Swider

    www.atlantarecoveryplace.com

    Outreach Coordinator

    (404) 797-5036

    bswider@atlantarecoveryplace.com

    1742 Mount Vernon Rd, Suite 100

    Dunwoody, Ga 30338

  • Legacy Design Your Future

    Legacy Design Your Future Center

    Provides unique service to young people who have graduated high school and may not have the tools to take the next steps. Student assistance is also provided for those students who are looking for an alternative to the traditional education system.

    Eustacia Evans, Talent Development Manager

    1585 Old Norcross Rd. Ste. 208

    Lawrenceville, GA 30046

    678-765-1561

  • Wellspring Living Women's Academy

    Wellspring Living Women's Academy

    Formally known as the Empowered Living Academy, the Women’s Academy offers life-changing programming to young women who have experienced difficulty gaining living-wage employment due to life circumstances such as poverty, sexual abuse, and trafficking. The Women’s Academy offers an invaluable opportunity to equip women in Atlanta’s communities for success!

  • Access Mental Health Agency

     678-335-9010

    215 Lakewood Way SW • Suite 205
    Atlanta, GA 30315
    accessmha.com
    seasidehc.com

    After Hours Number
    1-855-590-7728

    Clinical Services:

    Substance Abuse Treatment and Recovery
    Individual Outpatient Therapy
    Crisis Intervention Services
    Group Outpatient Therapy/Group Training
    Psychiatric Treatment
    Community Support, Case Management,
    Psychosocial Rehab
    Family Therapy

  • Advance Therapeutic Concepts

    678-344-7836

    2795 Main Street West

    Suite 20B

    Snellville, GA, 30078

    Email: info@advanceatc.com

    https://www.advanceatc.com/programs

    ​Insurance Accepted: CareSource, AmeriGroup, Medicaid, Peach State Health Plan, TriWest, WellCare, & Self Pay.

  • Affinity Counseling Center

    Specializing in Play Therapy

    Karen Timmer, Director

    678-392-1302

  • Angel Lopez Clinic

    Offers Multicultural Psychological, Mental Health, and Forensic Services in English, Spanish, Hebrew and Sign Language.

    Dr. Sara Boucchechter, Licensed Clinical Psychologist

    2250 Satellite Blvd. Suite 175
    Duluth, GA 30097
    Phone: (770) 232-0555
    Fax: (770) 232-0640

    Angel Lopez Clinic

  • Atlanta Anger Management

    Atlanta Anger Management

    Atlanta, GA

    678-576-1913

    Open until 10 pm

  • Atlanta Family Counseling Center

    Atlanta Family Counseling Center

    Family Counseling

    Lawrenceville, GA

    770-513-8988

    Open until 9 pm.

  • Atlanta Recovery Place

    Atlanta Recovery Place

    We are a treatment program that offers partial hospitalization, evening intensive outpatient, and outpatient services with supportive housing for young adults who have substance addictions and co-occurring disorders. We are licensed by the state of Georgia. We specialize in treating addiction and mental health disorders from the ages of 16 and up.

    We have a special program for students that are struggling with substance abuse with many different pathways. Our different programming levels allow students to fit recovery into their academic schedules and offers support that doesn’t destroy their futures.

    We believe in a 12-step approach to recovery. We believe the quality of our team, programming and environment is all very important and gives a student the best chance to be successful.

    We have scholarships available for clients without insurance or the financial means to get help.

    Brett Swider

    Atlanta Recovery Place

    Outreach Coordinator

    (404) 797-5036

    bswider@atlantarecoveryplace.com

    1742 Mount Vernon Rd, Suite 100

    Dunwoody, Ga 30338

  • Bright Path Counseling

    (770) 676-0737

    1509 Atkinson Rd, Ste 2200, Lawrenceville, GA 30043 

    brightpathcc.com

    Specialty: LGBTQ+, dissociative identity disorder, attachment disorders, foster care support, adoption support, trauma, depression, anxiety

    Insurance/Payment Options: Aetna, Amerigroup, BCBS, CareSource, self-pay, sliding scale available

    Ages Served: All

  • Care and Counseling Center of Georgia

    (404) 636-1457 ext. 505

    800 Lawrenceville Hwy, Lawrenceville, GA 30046

    cccgeorgia.org

    Specialty: Anxiety, depression, multicultural counseling and support, spirituality

    Insurance/Payment Options: Aetna, BCBS, Kaiser Ages Served: 5+ Offers telehealth services

  • CETPA

    (770) 662-0249

    6020 Dawson Blvd., Suite I, Norcross, GA 30093

    Specialty: Multicultural, trauma, behavioral issues, depression, anxiety, self-harming, substance abuse

    Insurance/Payment Options: Medicaid/CMOs, state contracted services

    Ages Served: 2 – 18 yrs.

    cetpa.org

    CETPA is a private, nonprofit counseling services specializing in mental health, addictions and emotional problems. Provides services in Spanish for Spanish speaking consumers or bilingual consumers who, to avoid misunderstanding, prefer to communicate in Spanish. We dedicate a large portion of our resources to meet the linguistic need for behavioral health services in Georgia since we are the only licensed and accredited Latino behavioral health facility in the state. Services are also available in English.

  • Changing Perceptions Therapy

    (404) 314-6168 and (678) 431-4861

    265 West Pike Street, Lawrenceville, GA 30046

    changingperceptionstherapy.com

    Specialty: anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and loss, multicultural counseling and support, family therapy (specifically, co-parenting)

    Insurance/Payment Options: Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Humana, Tricare, Wellcare

  • CHRIS 180 - Gwinnett Counseling Center

    (678) 376-3800

    965 Oakland Rd. NW, Ste 3B, Lawrenceville, GA 30044 

    chris180.org

    Specialty: Trauma, depression, challenging behavior

    Insurance/Payment Options: Aetna, Ambetter, Amerigroup, BCBS, CareSource, Cigna, Medicaid/CMOs, Peachstate, Wellcare, sliding scale available

  • Compassionate Friends

    Compassionate Friends

    Group for adults who are grieving the loss of a child (and other losses)

    Trinity Christian Fellowship

    1985 Old Fountain Road, Lawrenceville, GA 30045

    Contact Gary Fox 770-856-7931

  • Families of Children Under Stress

    FOCUS (Families of Children Under Stress)

    FOCUS offers one-on-one bereavement support for parents who have lost a child due to disabilities or illness. FOCUS also provides bereavement literature upon request.

    770-234-9111

    Email: inquiry@focus-ga.org

  • First United Methodist Church of Lawrenceville: Prism & Grief Share

    First United Methodist Church of Lawrenceville: Prism and Grief Share

    770-963-0386

    Contact: Pastor of Congregational Care, Deanne Lynch

    Prism: The purpose of Prism is to mend the memories, heal the hurts, and once again, have the hope for a bright future. Prism is neither therapy nor a program to teach parenting skills - although working with others can at times help us realize new skills and ideas. Instead, Prism is designed to have you take an honest look at the person you are today and the parent you are to your children.

    Grief Share: A support group for people grieving the loss of someone close. This is a non-denominational group and features biblical grief and recovery topics. Meeting time: Wednesday nights, 6:30 – 7:30 pm, Room 301

    First United Methodist Church of Lawrenceville Contact Information

  • Georgia Anger Center

    Georgia Anger Center

    5855 Jimmy Carter Blvd. #240

    Norcross, GA 30071

    678-662-7066

    Open 9 am - 9 pm

  • Georgia Association for Play Therapy

    Trudy Sprunk

    770-491-7423

  • Georgia Behavioral Health Professionals of Snellville

    (770) 978-9393

    2301 Henry Clower Blvd, Ste A, Snellville, GA 30078 

    mygbhp.com

    Specialty: Anxiety, depression, ADHD, schizophrenia, stress, grief and loss, OCD, mood disorders, psychosis

    Insurance/Payment Options: Aetna, Cigna, Humana, Kaiser, Magellan, Tricare, United Ages Served: All

  • Gwinnett Health Finder

    Gwinnett Health Finder links un/underinsured residents of Gwinnett County to quality, affordable healthcare resources.

    Those without health insurance often have less access to care, receive poorer quality of care, and experience worse health outcomes. They delay or go without needed care because of cost. They are less likely to seek preventative care and services for chronic diseases or major health conditions. Hence, their health and well-being are at much greater risk. 

    Gwinnett Health Finder helps narrow the gap and connect our un/underinsured residents to quality healthcare providers that are ready and willing to care for them so they can live their best lives.

    Providers listed on this site accept at least one of these forms of payment as an alternative to private health insurance: Medicare, Medicaid, PeachCare for Kids®, sliding fee scale, or self-pay.

    Gwinnett Health Finder is powered by the Gwinnett Coalition as part of their work to address health inequities in our community.

    https://gwinnetthealthfinder.org/

    (Choose Mental Health Clinics from the top right of the map page.)

  • Lawrenceville Anger Management

    Lawrenceville Anger Management

    404-781-7468

    Opens @ 9 am.

  • Life Healing Center

    Specializing in Play Therapy

    Kim Vescovo

    678-344-8268

  • Mosaic Counseling Group

    299 Cooper Road, Suite A

    Loganville, GA 30052

    Phone: (470) 292-7485

    http://www.mosaiccounselinggroup.com/

    Therapy Services for:

    • Children & Adolescents

    • Individuals

    • Couples

    • Families

  • North Atlanta Psychological Services

    North Atlanta Psychological Services

    4411 Suwanee Dam Road

    Suwanee, GA 30024

    Phone: 678.714.9590

    Fax: 678.714.9535

    Mary Grace Thomas, Ph.D., PC

    Judy A. Kerley, Ph.D., PC

    Michael J. Runo, Psy.D.

    L. Leigh Ayer, M.S., LPC

    North Atlanta Psychological Services is comprised of four independent mental health practitioners, with a wide range of expertise and services to offer. We have been providing mental health services for children, adolescents, and adults in the community for more than 20 years.

    We help children, teens, adults, couples and families with various challenges. Common reasons for referrals include the following:

    • mood disorders (anxiety, OCD, panic, PTSD, depression, bipolar)
    • learning and behavioral concerns
    • ADHD, autism/asperger
    • stress and anger management
    • psychological assessments
    • relationship issues
    • parent training
    • life and family transitions
    • coping with grief and loss
    • survivors of abusive/dysfunctional relationships
    • pre-marital/marital counseling
    • parental fitness/custody evaluations

  • Pederson Counseling

    Pederson Counseling

    Individual Counseling & Play Therapy

    Mary Pederson, M.Ed., Ed.S.,NCC, NCSC, LPC

    2775 Cruse Road, Suite 1601

    Lawrenceville, GA 30044-7145

    678.620.3204

    sliding scale fee available.

    Accepting WellCare, TriCare, Peach State Health Plan, Blue Cross Blue Shield & others.

    pedersoncounseling@comcast.net

  • Prevent Child Abuse Georgia

    Prevent Child Abuse Georgia

    The 1-800-CHILDREN Helpline supports families and parents and connects them with appropriate resources in their community. It offers information about child abuse and family violence prevention, counseling and support groups.

    The Helpline is:

    • Toll Free
    • Open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
    • Staffed by professionals
    • Bilingual (Spanish/English)
    • A source of information and support

    Únete a nuestros esfuerzos para proteger a los niños de Georgia.

    La Línea de ayuda apoya a las familias y a los padres y les ayuda a encontrar recursos comunitarios. Ofrece informa-ción sobre maltrato infantil, violencia familiar, servicios terapéuticos y grupos de apoyo.

    • Es gratis
    • Es un lugar seguro para hablar sobre sus opciones
    • Está abierta lunes a viernes de 8 AM a 7 PM
    • Cuenta con personal profesional y bilingüe (Inglés y Español)
    • Es una fuente de información y apoyo

    The Helpline Serves: Parents, Grandparents, Foster Parents, Survivors of Abuse, Youth, Friends or Relatives, Crime Victims, Faith Communities, Professionals, Individuals from all socio-economic levels, Urban, suburban, and rural communities in Georgia

    Why People Call: Parenting support, Counseling and support groups, Referrals for legal needs, Grandparent issues, Child abuse and prevention information, Concern about well-being of a child or family member, Family violence concerns, Community resources for emergency assistance, Resources for special needs children

  • Responsible Child, LLC

    Responsible Child, LLC

    Play Therapy ages 2-13

    Yuehong Chen Foley, PhD, LPC

    2775 Cruse Road, Suite 1601

    Lawrenceville, GA 30044-7145

    678.924.3201

    Responsible Child

  • Ser Familia

    PROGRAMS/PROGRAMAS

    We offer a variety of programs that aim to help Latino families develop stronger bonds with each other and have better communication. Ofrecemos una variedad de programas que tienen como objetivo ayudar a las familias Latinas a desarrollar lazos más fuertes entre sí y tener mejor comunicación.

    COUPLES/PAREJAS

    Couples Workshop: Offers the opportunity to grow in personal knowledge, to know your partner better and to strengthen the love between both. During the workshop attendees talk freely and privately about the topics we present in a comfortable environment, using guiding questions that facilitate their communication. Taller de Parejas: Ofrece la oportunidad de crecer en el conocimiento personal, de conocer mejor a su pareja y de fortalecer el amor entre ambos. Durante el taller los asistentes dialogan libre y privadamente sobre los temas que les presentamos en un ambiente cómodo, usando preguntas guías que facilitan su comunicación.


    Within Our Reach: The main objectives are for couples to: Learn to replace warning signs of communication with proactive strategies to speak and listen respectfully. Explore sharing fun and working as a team to nurture and support each other. Practice stress management and reduce the negative effects of stress in a relationship. Recognize and communicate problems and expectations, including planning for the future. Investigate the impact that past experiences can have on a couple's future. Begin to recognize long-term satisfaction through the gift of commitment. A Nuestro Alcance: Los objetivos principales son para que las parejas: Aprendan a reemplazar las señales de peligro de la comunicación con estrategias proactivas para hablar y escuchar respetuosamente. Explore compartir la diversión y trabajar en equipo para nutrirse y apoyarse mutuamente. Practica el manejo del estrés y la reducción de los efectos negativos del estrés en una relación. Reconocer y comunicar problemas y expectativas, incluida la planificación para el futuro. Investiguen el impacto que las experiencias pasadas pueden tener en el futuro de una pareja. Comience a reconocer la satisfacción a largo plazo a través del don del compromiso.

    Marital Plenitude: Marital Fullness is a wonderful experience that will transform your relationship as a couple. It is designed for couples who attended the "Couples Workshop" prepared by Ser Familia, Inc. Plenitud Matrimonial: Plenitud Matrimonial es una experiencia maravillosa que va a transformar tu relación de pareja. Está diseñado para parejas que asistieron al “Taller de Parejas” preparado por Ser Familia, Inc.

    FAMILIES/FAMILIAS

    Strengthening Families: Educational program for parents and strengthening of the family. Children learn to set future goals, to communicate better with their parents and to resist pressure from their friends. The program is aimed at parents and their children between 10 and 14 years of age. Fortaleciendo Familias: Programa de educación para padres y de fortalecimiento de la familia. Los niños aprenden a trazar metas futuras, a comunicarse mejor con sus padres y a resistir la presión de sus amigos. El programa está dirigido a padres y sus hijos de entre 10 y 14 años de edad.

    Parent and Child Workshop: A full-day workshop specially designed to open better communication channels between parents and children, offering them the opportunity to learn to understand each other. It is aimed at fathers and mothers and their children from 13 to 18 years of age. Taller de Padres e Hijos: Un taller de un día completo especialmente diseñado para abrir mejores canales de comunicación entre padres e hijos ofreciéndoles la oportunidad de aprender a comprenderse. Está dirigido a padres y madres y sus hijos(as) de 13 a 18 años de edad. 

    YOUTH/JOVENES

    Youth Renewal: It is a program designed to provide Latino teenagers with practical tools to make better decisions, choose life models, communicate with their parents, successfully navigate the American and Latin culture and improve their self-esteem. It is aimed at young people between 13 and 18 years old and is presented by other young Latinos. Renovación Juvenil®: Es un programa diseñado para proveer a los adolescentes Latinos herramientas prácticas para tomar mejores decisiones, elegir modelos de vida, comunicarse con sus padres, navegar exitosamente la cultura Americana y la Latina y mejorar su autoestima. Está dirigido a jóvenes de entre 13 y 18 años de edad y es presentado por otros jóvenes Latinos.

    PARENTING/PATERNIDAD

    Positive Parenting Program: This is one of the most effective parenting programs in the world with documented results. The program provides parents with strategies. The program provides parents with simple, practical strategies to help them confidently manage their child's behavior, prevent developmental problems, and build strong, healthy relationships. Programa de Paternidad Positiva: Éste es uno de los programas para padres con resultados documentados más eficaces del mundo. El programa provee a los padres estrategias simples y prácticas para ayudarles con confianza a manejar el comportamiento de sus hijos, a prevenir problemas en su desarrollo y a construir relaciones fuertes y sanas.


    School for parents: School for parents is a project that equips parents with tools and ideas so they can be more effective in their parent role. One of the main goals of the program is to provide parents with the opportunity to create and live in a more harmonious atmosphere. Escuela para Padres: Escuela Para Padres es un proyecto que equipa a los padres con herramientas e ideas para que puedan ser más efectivos en su rol de padres. Uno de las principales metas del programa es proveer a los padres la oportunidad de crear y vivir en una atmósfera más armoniosa.

    THERAPIES/TERAPIAS

    Consejería de Salud Mental: Ser Familia ofrece servicios de consejería de salud mental en español para individuos, jóvenes, parejas y familias en todas nuestras oficinas localizadas en Acworth, Buford, Norcross y Smyrna, Georgia. Mental Health Counseling: Ser Familia offers mental health counseling services in Spanish for individuals, youth, couples and families in all of our offices located in Acworth, Buford, Norcross and Smyrna, Georgia.

    VICTIMS OF VIOLENT CRIMES/VICTIMAS DE CRIMENES VIOLENTOS

    Georgia Latinos Against Domestic Violence: Education and support for the prevention of domestic violence in our Latino community as well as help for victims of any type of crime or survivors of domestic violence. Georgia Latinos En Contra de la Violencia Doméstica: Educación y apoyo para la prevención de la violencia doméstica en nuestra comunidad Latina así como también ayuda para víctimas de cualquier tipo de crimen o sobrevivientes de violencia doméstica.

    Advice on cultural and linguistic capacity: Thanks to our extensive work with Latino families in Georgia, we have managed to embed ourselves in this community and acquire specialized knowledge on how to serve them most effectively. We have discovered the great need that exists for services that support Latino families and the lack of help available to them. Trying to meet these needs we have partnered with different community and government agencies, churches and other nonprofit organizations to find the best ways to support the work we all do and be more effective. Asesoría sobre capacidad cultural y lingüística: Gracias a nuestro extenso trabajo con las familias Latinas en Georgia, hemos logrado incrustarnos en esta comunidad y adquirir conocimiento especializado sobre como servirles de la manera más efectiva. Hemos descubierto la gran necesidad que existe de servicios que apoyen a las familias Latinas y la falta de ayuda disponible para ellos. Tratando de suplir estas necesidades nos hemos asociado con diferentes agencias comunitarias y gubernamentales, iglesias y otras organizaciones sin fines de lucro para buscar las mejores maneras de apoyar el trabajo que todos hacemos y ser más efectivos.

    Contact us to get more information about our programs and our calendar:

    Our website: www.serfamilia.org

    Our office phone: 678-363-3079

    Contáctenos para obtener más información sobre nuestros programas y nuestro calendario:

    Nuestra página de internet: www.serfamilia.org

    Teléfono de nuestra oficina: 678-363-3079

  • Snellville UMC

    Snellville UMC

    Offers a Grief Recovery and Support Program

    Contact Ella Collier at 678-430-6008 for more information

  • Tele-Psychology Services

    Tele-Psychology Services

    Therapy, Parent Training, Consultation

    Judy A. Kerley, Ph.D., P.C., Licensed Psychologist

    Have you ever wanted counseling/therapy, but ...

    • Could not find a time or location that was convenient?
    • Were on the road traveling for work during therapy office hours?
    • Could not get off work?
    • Did not have transportation?
    • were unable to leave your home due to illness or other restraints?

    Tele-therapy removes these roadblocks ... it is a new, time-efficient alternative to in-person therapy. All you need is a computer/tablet (with camera, mic and speaker) and a private place to talk.

    Day and evening appointments available:

    • Office: 678.714.9590
    • Cell: 770.377.6875

  • The Jason Foundation

    The Jason Foundation

    1.800.881.2323

    contact@jasonfoundation.com

    The Jason Foundation Parent Resource Program

    (this site is to be used for educational and informational purposes only. It is NOT a crisis intervention service.)

    The Jason Foundation, Inc. (JFI) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the prevention of the "Silent Epidemic" of youth suicide through educational and awareness programs that equip young people, educators/youth workers and parents with the tools and resources to help identify and assist at-risk youth.

  • Trilogy Counseling & Learning Center

    Trilogy Counseling & Learning Center

    Dr. Helen M. Clark, NCC, LPC

    2775 Cruse Road, Suite 702

    Lawrenceville, GA 30044

    404.216.9446

    trilogycounseling@gmail.com

  • Wake Forest University - Teen's Guide to Mental Health

    Teen's Guide to Mental Health

  • Walden Behavioral Care Eating Disorders Treatment

    Walden Behavioral Care Eating Disorders Treatment

    Locations in Alpharetta and Dunwoody

    Walden Eating Disorders Treatment

    770-458-8711

  • Georgia Crisis and Access Line

    Hospitals/Crisis

    Georgia Crisis & Access Line (GCAL) 24/7 Hotline for GA students

    1-800-715-4225

     www.mygcal.com

    • MyGCAL App can be downloaded on smartphones to access services.

    • Provide crisis intervention services over the phone.

    • If unable to de-escalate over the phone a mobile crisis team goes to location of crisis.

    • Staff able to 10-13 (involuntary transport) or go with the family to the hospital with their assessment information.

    • Links individuals with urgent appointment services.

  • Laurelwood Hospital (Northeast GA Health System)

    770-219-3800

    200 Wisteria Drive Gainesville, GA 30501

    www.nghs.com

    • Age Range: 12-18.

    • Insurance: Free assessments, accepts most major insurance (except Cigna)

    • Inpatient only.

    • Free assessments at NCMC Braselton (1400 River Place Braselton, GA 30517)

  • Peachford Hospital

    770-455-3200

    2151 Peachford Road Atlanta, GA 30339

    www.peachford.com

    • Age Range: 4-18.

    • Insurance: Free assessments, accepts most major insurance and CMOs.

    Inpatient, intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, parenting classes, pharmacy

  • Ridgeview Institute

    844-350-8800

    709 Breedlove Drive Monroe, GA 30655

    3995 South Cobb Drive Smyrna, GA 30080

    www.ridgeviewinstitute.com

    • Age Range: 12-17.

    • Insurance: Free assessments, accepts most major insurance and CMOs.

    • Inpatient, stabilization.

  • Riverwoods Behavioral Health System

    RiverWoods Behavioral Health System

    223 Medical Center Drive

    Riverdale, GA 30274

    Riverwoods Behavioral Health

    Services: Mental Health, Substance Abuse, Co-occurring Disorders, Chemical Dependency

    Levels of Care: Inpatient Psychiatric/Detoxification, Partial Hospitalization Program, Intensive Outpatient Program

    Population Served: Adolescents (10-17), Young Adults, Adults, Geriatrics

  • Viewpoint Health, Therapy & Psychiatry

    678-209-2710

    2591 Candler Road Decatur, GA 30032
    www.myviewpointhealth.org

    • Age Range: 14-18.

    • Insurance: Accepts most major insurance and CMOs.

    • Inpatient, stabilization.

  • Birthright of Atlanta

    Birthright of Atlanta

    3424 Hardee Avenue

    Atlanta, GA 30341

    770.451.2273

    24 Hour Helpline: 1.800.550.4900

    www.BirthrightOfAtlanta.com

    Birthright of Atlanta is an emergency pregnancy service with a mission to help pregnant girls/women overcome whatever challenges are posed by a pregnancy, offering practical and emotional support-as much or as little as she wishes. We have been serving Atlanta-area women, free and confidentially, since 1969-providing free quality pregnancy tests and helping pregnant women plan constructively for the future. We are a volunteer-staffed, non profit organization, not affiliated with any church or government agency, funded solely by individual contributions.

  • Georgia's Kinship Navigator Program

    The Kinship Navigator Program serves as a one-stop shop for information and referral services to grandparents, relatives and other caregivers who are currently raising a child.

    GA Kinship Navigator

  • Streetwise Georgia Mobile Food Pantry

    678-985-9952


    Streetwise Mobile Food Pantry


    1750 Cedars Road, Lawrenceville, GA 30045

    On the second Saturday of every month, StreetWise Georgia takes part in an initiative to feed more families in America, originally designed by the Atlanta Community Food Bank. They receive an additional shipment of food from the food bank and it is then divided into individual bags, put onto pallets in our parking lot, and distributed to needy families from all across our community. Registered guests never have to get out of their vehicles. Photo ID is required at check in. Guests drive through the parking lot where StreetWise ambassadors load their vehicles with boxes of food.

    Please call 678-985-9952 to schedule an appointment or register for an event with StreetWise.

  • Bread of Life Food Pantry

    770.513.1007

    990 Martin's Chapel Road, Lawrenceville, GA 30045

    Food Distribution Hours: Monday afternoons 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM, Wednesday afternoons 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM (New client applications will not be accepted on Wednesdays), Friday afternoons 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM, and Saturday afternoons 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM

    If you are in need of food you will need to bring:

    1. a government issued photo id,
    2. a current utility bill verifying your residential address [your address is not a criteria for getting food but for our information regarding the amount of food we donate to that address],
    3. a current pay stub (or other income verification document), and
    4. verification of family members living in your home.

  • CarePointe Food Pantry

    678-812-4500

    1800 Satellite Boulevard, Duluth, GA 30097

    CarePointe Food Pantry

    Hours: Wednesdays 10am-12 Noon and 6-8pm and Saturdays 10am-12 Noon.

    Provides non-perishable food supplies to those in need in the immediate area.

  • City of Hope and Community Outreach Ministry, Inc.

    770-441-2948

    182 Hunter St., Norcross, GA 30071

    Hours Mon, Tues, Wed, and Thur 10:00 - 1:30

  • Food Finder Georgia

    Food Finder Georgia

    Georgia-developed ‘Food Finder GA’ connects food-insecure children with resources

    Food Finder GA, a web app developed by Peachtree Ridge High School graduate Jack Griffin, uses geo-targeting to direct users to the free food resource closest to their home, school, or current location. It was built initially for Gwinnett County students, but expanded in the fall of 2015 to serve all food-insecure students in the state of Georgia, through a network of more than 1,000 resource providers.

    Food Finder Georgia App

  • Life Changers Food Pantry

    LIFE CHANGERS FOOD PANTRY

    3256 Buford Hwy. Duluth, GA 30096

    Tuesdays 5 pm -7 pm

    Saturdays 10 am -12 pm

    1-877-526-5242

    YOU WILL NEED THE FOLLOWING:

    1. Photo ID for everyone 18 and over within each household:
      • Driver’s license
      • Georgia state ID
      • Military, Employment, Government, Immigration, Foreign country photo ID
    2. Proof of Current Address within Gwinnett County (two types):
      • Current utility bill (within 30 days)
      • Piece of mail matching current address
      • Lease
      • Letter from person(s) you may live with (address listed)
      • (2 current forms of proof of residence must have matching address.)
    3. Proof of each child under 18 within each household (one of the following):
      • Birth certificate
      • School records
      • Immunization records

  • Place of Enlightenment, Inc.

    770-982-8221

    2720 Centerville Hwy, Snellville, GA 30078

    Food Distribution: Wednesdays and Fridays 9:00--10:30 a.m.

    (404) 990-3070 LIHEAP (Energy Assistance—closed until November)

  • St. Vincent de Paul Society of Georgia

    678-892-6163

    svdpatl.org

    Operates 38 Client Choice Food Pantries across North and Central Georgia, one in each of our Family Support Centers and the rest in the local Conferences. The Client Choice model allows families and individuals to select the food items that will be most useful to their families.

    Closest Family Support Centers locations: Chamblee and Stone Mountain (call or check website for full addresses and hours) in addition to the local conferences.

  • The Quinn House

    770-962-0470

    120 South Perry Street, Lawrenceville, GA

    The Quinn House

    • The Quinn House is a State of Georgia licensed food bank.
    • Foodbox outreach from our location at 120 South Perry Street in Lawrenceville, GA. All food box pick-ups are by appointment only.
    • PROOF OF ADDRESS IS REQUIRED FOR ALL FOOD BOXES.
    • To request a food box, call our office at (770) 962-0470, Tuesday - Thursday 9:00a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

  • Camp MAGIK

    404-790-0140

    http://www.campmagik.org

    Camp MAGIK is a weekend camp for children/youth with options for parents/guardians to attend

    sessions, too. Each session will be divided into two groups, ages 7-11 and 12-17.

    There is no cost for camp for children/youth and $25 for parents/guardians.

  • Camp Stars

    404-869-3086

    https://vnhs.org/hospice-atlanta/camp-stars/

    Email: campstars@vnhs.org

    Camp STARS bereavement camp for families is designed to help people understand that their

    feelings of loss are normal and that they are not alone.

    There is no cost for camp other than a small administrative fee of $40 per family.

  • Grief Share Support Group (Adults)

    770-925-8600

    4000 Five Forks Trickum Rd. SW, Lilburn, GA 30047

    https://www.griefshare.org/

  • Kate's Club

    Kate's Club

    The mission at Kate’s Club is to empower children and teens facing life after the death of a parent or sibling. The vision is a world in which it is OK to grieve.

    We believe in:

    Fun: Recreation is important to every child and essential to the grieving process. Kate’s Club programs focus on helping children learn to play and have fun again.

    Community: Kate’s Club provides children with an open and supportive network of peers and mentors who share a profound experience of loss. This community works together to rebuild a fundamental social foundation.

    Safety: Kate’s Club is a healing community where kids are always safe to share their memories and stories of loss. Children are welcome to engage how and when is comfortable for them, and never pushed to share before they are ready.

    Long-Term Support: Children who lose a parent or sibling are at greater risk for emotional and behavioral struggles for years after the loss occurs. Kate’s Club welcomes children at any point in their grief journey, and invites them to stay as long as they like.

    For More Information: Kate's Club

  • Rainbows Support Group (Children)

    770-925-8600

    4000 Five Forks Trickum Rd. SW, Lilburn, GA 30047

    http://rainbows.org/

    New Mercies Christian Church: Rainbows Grief Support is a free 13 week classes for children ages 3-

    18 to teach them how to cope, and navigate through grief and heal from the loss.

  • The Compassionate Friends Support Group

    770-757-4927 (June) or 770-833-9967 (Patty)

    100 E. Crogan St, Lawrenceville, GA 30046

    https://www.compassionatefriends.org/chapter/gwinnett-county-chapter/

    http://www.tcfatlanta.org

    tcfgwinnett@yahoo.com

    Community Center, Rhodes Jordan Park

    This group supports a family after a child passes away. Meetings are held the third Thursday of each

    month at 7:00 pm.

  • Safe Place

    Safe Place

    What is Safe Place?

    Safe Place is a national youth outreach and prevention program for young people in need of immediate help and safety. Nearly 20,000 community and business locations nationwide display the yellow and black Safe Place sign, making help readily available. Locations include libraries, YMCAs, fire stations, grocery stores, public busses, and social service facilities.

    Why do young people need Safe Place?

    Young people experience many difficult situations – problems at home, issues at school, trouble with peers, being locked out of the house, riding with an unsafe driver, or being in a dangerous situation on a date.

    They also leave home to escape abuse or neglect, drug or alcohol abuse by family members, or because they’re told to leave.

    No matter what the reason, young people can go to any designated Safe Place site to get immediate help. Children and teens deserve access to a Safe Place and a chance to work through their problems with the support of caring adults.

    How does Safe Place work?

    Step One – A young person enters a Safe Place and asks for help (any Quick Trip gas station) or texts the word SAFE and current location (address, city, state) to 69866 or calls 1-800-786-2929 (calls are confidential and available 24/7)

    Step Two – If at a Safe Place location, the site employee finds a comfortable place for the youth to wait while they call the licensed Safe Place agency.

    Step Three – Within 20-30 minutes or less, a qualified Safe Place volunteer or agency staff member will arrive to talk with the youth and, if necessary, provide transportation to the agency.

    Step Four – Once at the agency, counselors meet with the youth and provide support. Agency staff makes sure the youth and their families receive the help and professional services they need.

    Safe Place

  • Youth of Gwinnett

    Youth of Gwinnett

    At the "Hopeful Home" YO Gwinnett, Inc. will provide housing, meals, and comprehensive services for runaway, homeless, put-out, and unstably housed teens on an emergency, short term basis. We aim to inspire and uplift teens while providing short term emergency shelter in a safe environment.

    Services Offered: Basic Center/Emergency Shelter Care, Shelter care, Survival aid, Individual assessments, Treatment and counseling, Prevention and education activities, Information and referrals, Crisis intervention, Connection to community services, Basic need supplies (food, clothing, hygiene, first-aid), Mentor services, Workshops, Academic Tutoring, Individual, group, and family counseling for youth between 13 and 18., Life Skills, Structured group activities, Social/recreational outings, Educational programming, Peer support groups, Family Reunification, Follow-up support

    770-837-6684

    yogwinnett@gmail.com

    YO Gwinnett Inc.

    PO Box 1668

    Lilburn, GA 30048

  • Angel Lopez Clinic

    Immigration Services Available

    2250 Satellite Blvd. Suite 175
    Duluth, GA 30097
    Phone: (770) 232-0555
    Fax: (770) 232-0640

    Angel Lopez Clinic

  • CETPA

    (770) 662-0249

    6020 Dawson Blvd., Suite I, Norcross, GA 30093

    Specialty: Multicultural, trauma, behavioral issues, depression, anxiety, self-harming, substance abuse

    Insurance/Payment Options: Medicaid/CMOs, state contracted services

    Ages Served: 2 – 18 yrs.

    cetpa.org

    CETPA is a private, nonprofit counseling services specializing in mental health, addictions and emotional problems. Provides services in Spanish for Spanish speaking consumers or bilingual consumers who, to avoid misunderstanding, prefer to communicate in Spanish. We dedicate a large portion of our resources to meet the linguistic need for behavioral health services in Georgia since we are the only licensed and accredited Latino behavioral health facility in the state. Services are also available in English.

  • DACA

    DACA - Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals

    What is Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals?

    Over the past several years, this Administration has undertaken an unprecedented effort to transform the immigration enforcement system into one that focuses on national security, public safety, border security and the integrity of the immigration system. As the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) continues to focus its enforcement resources on the removal of individuals who pose a danger to national security or a risk to public safety, DHS will exercise prosecutorial discretion as appropriate to ensure that enforcement resources are not expended on low priority cases, such as individuals who came to the United States as children and meet other key guidelines. Individuals who demonstrate that they meet the guidelines below may request consideration of deferred action for childhood arrivals (DACA) for a period of two years, subject to renewal for a period of two years, and may be eligible for employment authorization.

    You may request consideration of DACA if you:

    1. Were under the age of 31 as of June 15, 2012;
    2. Came to the United States before reaching your 16th birthday;
    3. Have continuously resided in the United States since June 15, 2007, up to the present time;
    4. Were physically present in the United States on June 15, 2012, and at the time of making your request for consideration of deferred action with USCIS;
    5. Had no lawful status on June 15, 2012, meaning that:
    • You never had a lawful immigration status on or before June 15, 2012, or
    • Any lawful immigration status or parole that you obtained prior to June 15, 2012, had expired as of June 15, 2012;
    1. Are currently in school, have graduated or obtained a certificate of completion from high school, have obtained a General Educational Development (GED) certificate, or are an honorably discharged veteran of the Coast Guard or Armed Forces of the United States; and
    2. Have not been convicted of a felony, a significant misdemeanor, three or more other misdemeanors, and do not otherwise pose a threat to national security or public safety.

    For more information: DACA Frequently Asked Questions

  • Latin American Association

    Latin American Association

    The mission of the Latin American Association (LAA) is to empower Latinos to adapt, integrate and thrive. Our vision is ‘Opportunity for All.’

    Founded in 1972, the LAA has grown over the past four decades to become the region’s leading agency representing Georgia’s Latino issues. The LAA offers a targeted menu of direct services that helps Latino individuals assimilate and become contributing members of Georgia’s community.

    The LAA achieves it’s mission through five (5) focus areas: Culture & Engagement, Economic Empowerment, Education, Family Well-Being and Immigration. Each focus area includes a targeted menu of direct services, large-scale events and advocacy to realize significant community impact and affect systems level change.

  • My (Un)Documented Life

    My (Un)Documented Life

    MyDocumentedLife.org is dedicated to providing up-to-date information and resources for undocumented immigrants. Here, you will find the latest on scholarship opportunities, immigration news, ways in navigating the educational system, and more.

  • Ser Familia

    PROGRAMS/PROGRAMAS

    We offer a variety of programs that aim to help Latino families develop stronger bonds with each other and have better communication. Ofrecemos una variedad de programas que tienen como objetivo ayudar a las familias Latinas a desarrollar lazos más fuertes entre sí y tener mejor comunicación.

    COUPLES/PAREJAS

    Couples Workshop: Offers the opportunity to grow in personal knowledge, to know your partner better and to strengthen the love between both. During the workshop attendees talk freely and privately about the topics we present in a comfortable environment, using guiding questions that facilitate their communication. Taller de Parejas: Ofrece la oportunidad de crecer en el conocimiento personal, de conocer mejor a su pareja y de fortalecer el amor entre ambos. Durante el taller los asistentes dialogan libre y privadamente sobre los temas que les presentamos en un ambiente cómodo, usando preguntas guías que facilitan su comunicación.


    Within Our Reach: The main objectives are for couples to: Learn to replace warning signs of communication with proactive strategies to speak and listen respectfully. Explore sharing fun and working as a team to nurture and support each other. Practice stress management and reduce the negative effects of stress in a relationship. Recognize and communicate problems and expectations, including planning for the future. Investigate the impact that past experiences can have on a couple's future. Begin to recognize long-term satisfaction through the gift of commitment. A Nuestro Alcance: Los objetivos principales son para que las parejas: Aprendan a reemplazar las señales de peligro de la comunicación con estrategias proactivas para hablar y escuchar respetuosamente. Explore compartir la diversión y trabajar en equipo para nutrirse y apoyarse mutuamente. Practica el manejo del estrés y la reducción de los efectos negativos del estrés en una relación. Reconocer y comunicar problemas y expectativas, incluida la planificación para el futuro. Investiguen el impacto que las experiencias pasadas pueden tener en el futuro de una pareja. Comience a reconocer la satisfacción a largo plazo a través del don del compromiso.

    Marital Plenitude: Marital Fullness is a wonderful experience that will transform your relationship as a couple. It is designed for couples who attended the "Couples Workshop" prepared by Ser Familia, Inc. Plenitud Matrimonial: Plenitud Matrimonial es una experiencia maravillosa que va a transformar tu relación de pareja. Está diseñado para parejas que asistieron al “Taller de Parejas” preparado por Ser Familia, Inc.

    FAMILIES/FAMILIAS

    Strengthening Families: Educational program for parents and strengthening of the family. Children learn to set future goals, to communicate better with their parents and to resist pressure from their friends. The program is aimed at parents and their children between 10 and 14 years of age. Fortaleciendo Familias: Programa de educación para padres y de fortalecimiento de la familia. Los niños aprenden a trazar metas futuras, a comunicarse mejor con sus padres y a resistir la presión de sus amigos. El programa está dirigido a padres y sus hijos de entre 10 y 14 años de edad.

    Parent and Child Workshop: A full-day workshop specially designed to open better communication channels between parents and children, offering them the opportunity to learn to understand each other. It is aimed at fathers and mothers and their children from 13 to 18 years of age. Taller de Padres e Hijos: Un taller de un día completo especialmente diseñado para abrir mejores canales de comunicación entre padres e hijos ofreciéndoles la oportunidad de aprender a comprenderse. Está dirigido a padres y madres y sus hijos(as) de 13 a 18 años de edad. 

    YOUTH/JOVENES

    Youth Renewal: It is a program designed to provide Latino teenagers with practical tools to make better decisions, choose life models, communicate with their parents, successfully navigate the American and Latin culture and improve their self-esteem. It is aimed at young people between 13 and 18 years old and is presented by other young Latinos. Renovación Juvenil®: Es un programa diseñado para proveer a los adolescentes Latinos herramientas prácticas para tomar mejores decisiones, elegir modelos de vida, comunicarse con sus padres, navegar exitosamente la cultura Americana y la Latina y mejorar su autoestima. Está dirigido a jóvenes de entre 13 y 18 años de edad y es presentado por otros jóvenes Latinos.

    PARENTING/PATERNIDAD

    Positive Parenting Program: This is one of the most effective parenting programs in the world with documented results. The program provides parents with strategies. The program provides parents with simple, practical strategies to help them confidently manage their child's behavior, prevent developmental problems, and build strong, healthy relationships. Programa de Paternidad Positiva: Éste es uno de los programas para padres con resultados documentados más eficaces del mundo. El programa provee a los padres estrategias simples y prácticas para ayudarles con confianza a manejar el comportamiento de sus hijos, a prevenir problemas en su desarrollo y a construir relaciones fuertes y sanas.


    School for parents: School for parents is a project that equips parents with tools and ideas so they can be more effective in their parent role. One of the main goals of the program is to provide parents with the opportunity to create and live in a more harmonious atmosphere. Escuela para Padres: Escuela Para Padres es un proyecto que equipa a los padres con herramientas e ideas para que puedan ser más efectivos en su rol de padres. Uno de las principales metas del programa es proveer a los padres la oportunidad de crear y vivir en una atmósfera más armoniosa.

    THERAPIES/TERAPIAS

    Consejería de Salud Mental: Ser Familia ofrece servicios de consejería de salud mental en español para individuos, jóvenes, parejas y familias en todas nuestras oficinas localizadas en Acworth, Buford, Norcross y Smyrna, Georgia. Mental Health Counseling: Ser Familia offers mental health counseling services in Spanish for individuals, youth, couples and families in all of our offices located in Acworth, Buford, Norcross and Smyrna, Georgia.

    VICTIMS OF VIOLENT CRIMES/VICTIMAS DE CRIMENES VIOLENTOS

    Georgia Latinos Against Domestic Violence: Education and support for the prevention of domestic violence in our Latino community as well as help for victims of any type of crime or survivors of domestic violence. Georgia Latinos En Contra de la Violencia Doméstica: Educación y apoyo para la prevención de la violencia doméstica en nuestra comunidad Latina así como también ayuda para víctimas de cualquier tipo de crimen o sobrevivientes de violencia doméstica.

    Advice on cultural and linguistic capacity: Thanks to our extensive work with Latino families in Georgia, we have managed to embed ourselves in this community and acquire specialized knowledge on how to serve them most effectively. We have discovered the great need that exists for services that support Latino families and the lack of help available to them. Trying to meet these needs we have partnered with different community and government agencies, churches and other nonprofit organizations to find the best ways to support the work we all do and be more effective. Asesoría sobre capacidad cultural y lingüística: Gracias a nuestro extenso trabajo con las familias Latinas en Georgia, hemos logrado incrustarnos en esta comunidad y adquirir conocimiento especializado sobre como servirles de la manera más efectiva. Hemos descubierto la gran necesidad que existe de servicios que apoyen a las familias Latinas y la falta de ayuda disponible para ellos. Tratando de suplir estas necesidades nos hemos asociado con diferentes agencias comunitarias y gubernamentales, iglesias y otras organizaciones sin fines de lucro para buscar las mejores maneras de apoyar el trabajo que todos hacemos y ser más efectivos.

    Contact us to get more information about our programs and our calendar:

    Our website: www.serfamilia.org

    Our office phone: 678-363-3079

    Contáctenos para obtener más información sobre nuestros programas y nuestro calendario:

    Nuestra página de internet: www.serfamilia.org

    Teléfono de nuestra oficina: 678-363-3079

  • Buford Dental Clinic

    Buford Dental Clinic

    770-614-2401 press 4

    2755 Sawnee Ave.

    Buford, GA 30518

    Mon. & Thur.8:00 am-7:00 pm

    Tues. Wed. & Fri 8:00 am-5:00 pm

  • CPACS Cosmo Health Center

    CPACS—Cosmo Health Center

    770-446-0929

    CPACS Cosmo Health Center

    (Run through the Center for Pan-Asian Community Services)

    6185 Buford Hwy Bldg. G, Norcross GA 30071

    • Hours—Monday-Friday 9am to 6pm and Saturday 9am to 1pm
    • Provides Preventative Health Care, School Health (Immunizations, Screenings to enter school), Dental Care.
    • Medicaid and Medicare accepted. Multiple Languages available.

  • Gwinnett Health Finder

    Gwinnett Health Finder links un/underinsured residents of Gwinnett County to quality, affordable healthcare resources.

    Those without health insurance often have less access to care, receive poorer quality of care, and experience worse health outcomes. They delay or go without needed care because of cost. They are less likely to seek preventative care and services for chronic diseases or major health conditions. Hence, their health and well-being are at much greater risk. 

    Gwinnett Health Finder helps narrow the gap and connect our un/underinsured residents to quality healthcare providers that are ready and willing to care for them so they can live their best lives.

    Providers listed on this site accept at least one of these forms of payment as an alternative to private health insurance:
    Medicare, Medicaid, PeachCare for Kids®, sliding fee scale, or self-pay.

    Gwinnett Health Finder is powered by the Gwinnett Coalition as part of their work to address health inequities in our community.

    https://gwinnetthealthfinder.org/

  • Gwinnett, Newton, Rockdale County Health Departments

    Gwinnett County Health Departments:

    Gwinnett, Newton, Rockdale County Health Departments

    • Each clinic can provide exams, cleanings, x-rays, fluoride treatments and filings.
    • Medicaid accepted and clients able to pay in cash.

  • Lawrenceville Dental Clinic

    Lawrenceville Dental Clinic

    770-339-5642

    455 Grayson Highway, Suite 300

    Lawrenceville, GA 30046

    Mon. Thurs. & Fri. 8:00 am-5:00 pm

    Tues. & Wed. 8:00 am-6:30 pm

  • Mercy Care

    Mercy Care

    678-843-8600

    Health care (including dental services) at DeKalb and Atlanta locations. Please call the number above and/or go to the website for more specific information regarding the various clinic sites. Sliding Fee Scale, eligible persons, based on proof of income, may pay as little as $35 per visit. If you can’t pay your co-payment at the time of service, we will work with you on a payment plan that outlines how to satisfy your obligation. Persons experiencing homelessness and those who have [proof of] no income may not be charged a fee for services.

  • Norcross Dental Clinic

    Norcross Dental Clinic

    770-638-5700 press 3

    5030 Georgia Belle Court

    Norcross, GA 30093

    Mon.-Wed.-Fri. 8:00 am-5:00 pm

    Tues.-Thurs. 8:00 am-7:00 pm

  • PeachCare

    PeachCare For Kids™

    1-877-GAPEACH

    • Free or low cost insurance for children. Families must meet all eligibility requirements.
    • Please see website or call between the hours of 7:30am—7:30pm (Monday—Friday) for more information and/or details.
    • If you have ever applied for PeachCare for Kids™ or have ever submitted (online or by mail) an application for PeachCare for Kids™ OR ever have had a child(ren) on PeachCare for Kids™, please note that filling out a new application will delay your processing.

  • Perimeter College Dental Clinic

    Perimeter College Dental Clinic

    770-274-5140

    All treatment procedures are provided by dental hygiene students under the direct supervision of licensed dental hygiene faculty of the Georgia Perimeter College Department of Dental Hygiene. Patients are seen by appointment only. Walk-ins are not seen. Our students are in training; therefore, each of your appointments will last for 4 hours (usually 2 hours for children). Please call or see the website for full information and fees.

  • St. Vincent de Paul

    St. Vincent de Paul

    678-892-6163

    • Financial assistance for medical and dental care as well as prescriptions.
    • Direct aid or assistance is offered on a personal basis.
    • Once SVDeP conferences receive requests from clients, trained home visitors, commonly called Vincentians, conduct face-to-face meetings generally in the client’s residence to understand the clients’ circumstances first-hand and determine the appropriate assistance.

  • Truth's Community Clinic

    Truth’s Community Clinic

    770-277-4675

    250 Langley Drive, Suite 1316, Lawrenceville GA 30046

    • Dental Clinics are offered on the first, second and third Thursday of each month. You will need to contact the clinic on Mondays between 10:00 and 3:00 to see if you qualify.
    • Dental services offered are related to fillings and extractions. We are unable to assist with root canals, crowns or dentures.
    • A donation of $20 is suggested for services.
    • Unable to accept walk-in patients.

  • GCPS Community-Based Mentoring Program

    Gwinnett County Public Schools Community-Based Mentoring Program

    Studies show that successful mentoring programs help at-risk students develop social skills, improve their school achievement and graduation rates, and help them develop self-esteem, among many benefits.

    GCPS has proactively developed a Community-Based Mentoring program to connect caring adults in the community with middle school boys whose poor attendance and behavior are having an adverse impact on their grades and classroom performance.

    While school counselors, teachers, and family members all play a role in keeping students in school and learning, the involvement of a community mentor can make a meaningful connection.

    If you'd like to find out if your child can be part of the Community-Based Mentoring program, please contact your School Counselor.

    More Information: GCPS Community-Based Mentoring Program

  • Lenscrafters

    Lenscrafters

    770-623-9137 (ask for Alexandria)

    Lenscrafters and OneSight Partnership

    • Contact Alexandria for availability at specific sites. The program will only provide one free doctor visit a month. If the free doctor’s visit has been used, then schools have the option of paying for the exam (approximately $50) themselves and the student can still receive the free glasses. Or they can place the family/student on a waiting list for the free doctor visit. To access the program, the counselor will need to fax a letter of support on school letterhead with the school’s tax ID number included. FAX: 770-623-9142.
    • LensCrafters is a partner of OneSight. All recipients are pre-screened for visual and financial need from a partnering 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Please contact your local LensCrafters to connect you with their partner charity. Once pre-screened, our doctors and staff will provide you with complete eye care and new pair of glasses to best suit your needs.

  • New Eyes for the Needy

    New Eyes for the Needy

    • IMPORTANT: If you need eye glasses, cannot afford them and do not have insurance that pays for the glasses go to the website and complete an application/voucher. Applicants must have a primary care physician, DFCS caseworker, or health clinic to submit a voucher application along with a recent vision prescription, within the past 12 months.
    • Patient must have had a recent eye exam. New Eyes does not pay for eye exams.

  • One Sight

    OneSight

    OneSight exists to provide free vision exams and eyewear to all those in need.

    • They do not select recipients. They rely on local charitable partners to pre-screen all recipients based on visual and financial need.
    • If you are in need of vision care, please contact your local 501(c)(3) non-profit organization including Prevent Blindness America, Lions Club or other social service agency in your community to get help. Or, contact your local LensCrafters, Pearle Vision, Sears Optical or Target Optical to have them assist you with a charitable agency that can sponsor you by verifying you have financial and vision need.

  • VSP Sight for Students

    VSP Sight for Students Gift Certificates

    1-888-290-4964

    • Certificates (for free vision exams and glasses to low-income, uninsured children of working parents who do not qualify for government assistance) are delivered through a network of community partners who work directly with children. VSP relies on these partners to identify children with potential vision problems and determine if a child meets the eligibility requirements of the Sight for Students program.
    • Please review the qualification guidelines on the web site, and then use the web site to find a partner in your area.

  • Zennioptical

    Zennioptical

    1-800-211-2105

    Zennioptical is online-only resource that produces low cost glasses. They do not accept insurance and they do not provide an eye exam.