Recent Updates from the Georgia Campaign to End Child Homelessness

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December 18: 2013 Georgia Campaign to End Child Homelessness Action Plan
December 2012: PEACH (Physical and Emotional Awareness for Children Experiencing Homelessness) online training series. Applications due October 31. Learn more.
September - November 2012: Strengthening Young Families Experiencing Homelessness Training Series
May 10: Webinar - Building a Culture of Self-Care to Support Service Providers - Watch the recording.
April 25: Webinar - Developing a Trauma-Informed Approach to Support Children and Their Families - Watch the recording.
March 14: Webinar - Understanding The Impact of Trauma on Children - Watch the recording.
February 28 - March 1: The Georgia Campaign will be presenting at the Georgia Alliance To End Homelessness Annual Conference and Learning Institute. View workshop slides on America's Youngest Outcasts 2010.
December 2011: Press Release - More Than 45,500 Children Homeless in Georgia
December 2011: Free Webinar! Becoming Trauma-Informed.
October 2011: FREE Webinar: Physical and Emotional Awareness for Children Who Are Homeless
March 2011: New Report - Georgia Plan to End Child Homelessness and Georgia Plan to End Child Homelessness Summary
March 2011: Press Release - New Plan Seeks to End Child Homelessness in Georgia
March 2011: Profiles of Families Who Are Homeless in Georgia
February 2011: Media Advisory - New Plan Seeks to End Child Homelessness in Georgia
February 2011: Georgia Campaign to End Child Homelessness: Overview
November 2010 - The Georgia Campaign presented at the 2010 Homeless and At-Risk Children and Youth Summit
March 2010 - Georgia Alliance To End Homelessness 2010 Annual Conference
November 2009 - Georgia Homeless Youth Summit

About the Georgia Campaign to End Child Homelessness

The Georgia Campaign to End Child Homelessness seeks to galvanize the public and political will necessary to end this crisis. Based on the belief that it is unacceptable for any child to be homeless for even one night, the Georgia Campaign to End Child Homelessness is a call to action with the following goals:

Increase public awareness of the scope and impact of homelessness on children and families
Inform state and local policies and plans to better address the needs of homeless children and families
Improve program design and service delivery to effectively meet the unique needs of homeless children and families

The Georgia Campaign connects families, communities, service providers, advocates, policymakers, elected officials, and the media to address child and family homelessness through an array of coordinated local and state-based efforts. The Georgia Campaign to End Child Homelessness is an initiative of the Campaign to End Child Homelessness at The National Center on Family Homelessness in partnership with Georgia Alliance To End Homelessness, Inc.