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Mental Health Sites:
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Compeer, Inc
- This site is the International headquarters
of Compeer. It has a listing of all Compeer Programs
with links to their web sites and e-mail addresses.
- Skyland
Trail - Skyland Trail promotes recovery
from mental illness. Our programs foster reintegration
into the community and empower adults to live with
dignity and independence. In partnership with families,
providers, and the community, we deliver excellence
in treatment, education and research, and provide
a model for replication.
- National
Mental Health Association of Georgia
- This site is the Georgia chapter of the National
Mental Health Association. The mission of the National
Mental Health Association of Georgia is to serve people
with mental illness and their families by promoting
mental health, preventing mental illness and ensuring
access to appropriate treatment through advocacy education
and training, research, service provision and the
reduction of stigma.
Developmental Disabilities Sites:
- Governor's
Council on Developmental Disabilities
- The mission of the Governor's Council on Developmental
Disabilities is to collaborate with other individuals,
families, advocacy organizations, policy makers and
service providers to promote public policies that
enhance the quality of life of people with developmental
disabilities and their families through advocacy and
education, funding and project implementation, and
research.
Aging Sites:
- Atlanta
Regional Commission - Information and
referral, follow up. Referrals to personal care homes,
senior housing, nursing homes, senior centers, adult
in-home services, home-delivered meals, adult day
care, Medicaid and waivered programs, transportation,
support groups. Advocacy:
- American
Association of Retired Persons (AARP)
- AARP is a nonprofit, nonpartisan association
dedicated to shaping and enriching the experience
of aging for our members and for all Americans. Founded
in 1958 by retired educator Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus,
we are today the nation's largest organization of
midlife and older persons, with more than 30 million
members.
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