The Church of Christ that meets at Rossville has a group of dedicated volunteers that goes out 7 days a week to collect truck loads of food donated by local stores, such as Food Lion, BI-LO, Panera Bread, and Sara Lee. Others may be added in the future. Every Thursday morning, starting at about 9:30…
2-year certificate program designed to offer an inclusive college experiences to students with intellectual disabilities. Appeals to and attracts high school graduates with limitation in both intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior, whose disability impairs their access to a post-secondary, general education curriculum. Creates a campus atmosphere of understanding and acceptance for people with disabilities. Read…
Over the years, GSFC has grown to be the administrator of more than 20 state- and lottery-funded scholarships, grants and service-cancelable loan programs that ensure Georgians have an opportunity to access education beyond high school. In addition, GSFC provides free financial aid consultation to K-12, postsecondary institutions and community organizations across the state to help…
Someone you love has a mental illness. Meet NAMI Chattanooga. We advocate improving and expanding services and facilities. We find new ways to bring families, friends, consumers and providers closer together by sharing insights and techniues that help us. We monitor federal, state and local legislation to improve laws and services for the mentally ill. …
Transition into adulthood is difficult for people with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) and their families. The parents of teenagers and adults with ASD have special worries: Now that my child is out of school, are there ASD services available to meet my child’s needs as he/she gets older? Will I have input into the ASD…
