ATLANTA – An innovative partnership between the Georgia Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program, operated by the Division of Family & Children Services Office of Family Independence, the Administration for Children a
ATLANTA – Governor Nathan Deal appointed Virginia Pryor as Director of the Georgia Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS), effective March 16. Pryor has served as Interim Director of DFCS since November 2017.
Lawrenceville – Child welfare advocates are seeking help from the faith-based community to address the critical need for foster families in Gwinnett County.
ATLANTA – Social workers help families and children facing challenges by connecting them to services, counseling, education and jobs, and March is a month dedicated to highlighting the many ways they strengthen our community.
ATLANTA – Interim Director Virginia Pryor announced that the Georgia Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS) has been awarded a GradNation Acceleration Grant by America’s Promise Alliance, with generous support from AT&T.
It’s the Thursday night before Christmas, and DFCS case manager Bridgett McAfee is making contact with a family on her caseload. She’s standing at the door of a room in a run-down motel in a section of Savannah left behind by progress.
ATLANTA – Snow doesn’t stop Santa, as was proven last week by an outpouring of support for a gift drive for children away from home for the holidays.
Atlanta– The Division of Family and Children Services recently named county directors for Clayton, Brooks, Lowndes, Liberty and Long Counties.
ATLANTA – Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS) Interim Director Virginia Pryor today announced changes to the Division’s executive leadership.
ATLANTA — November is National Adoption Month and the Georgia Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS) will be celebrating the over 1,200 successful adoptions finalized over the last year while also bringing attention to the 350
