Advocacy Resources in Georgia

There are many advocacy resources throughout Georgia that can assist families. Here a few examples:

For more advocacy resources, visit our online Special Needs Database.



	HIGHLIGHTS “The only pure and consistent advocates for a child are his or her parents or family members,” explains Betsy Primm, coordinator of Georgia Learning Resource Services Metro-North branch. “That doesn’t mean that educators don’t advocate every day for their students, but year in and year out, that is a parent’s role.”