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A collective impact framework with over

50 organizations working together to build

resiliency in communities

Sectors Supported

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Partners Engaged

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Trainings Offered

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Our Focus

We are dedicated to healing adversity and promoting resiliency in children and families through the prevention and early intervention of ACEs and sharing best practice to support Georgia’s System-of-Care implementation and coordination.

Our Mission

To lead a state-wide coalition to develop a closely-aligned and trauma-informed public and private network working toward a united vision to create a birth through 26 year old integrated behavioral health system. Key components to be implemented by our partners include prevention, early intervention, research, advocacy and policy, and System of Care implementation and coordination.

What We Do

Working across sectors, our partners create a common language and understanding about Adversity and Resilience through:

Awareness Building
Promotion of best practices
Workforce development
Advocacy

"You should never view your challenges as a disadvantage. Instead, it's important for you to understand that your experience facing and overcoming adversity is actually one of your biggest advantages...."

-Michelle Obama

Latest News

ACEs Connect

We have started, and are adding to daily, a free resource page for teachers, educators, parents, and students. It is filled with activities, educational & behavioral resources, and more. These are gathered from around the internet and my own stuff as well. We are offering daily tips, tools, and projects through our FB page linked here . The big message is all about Collective Resilience - Together We Rise. Be sure to like our FB pageso you can get notified when we put new stuff up!

MAG Covid 19 Update

The latest COVID-19 news & resources

The following is a list of news and resources that address the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19).

Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Strong 4 Life Resilience and Wellness

Try as you might, you can’t shield your child from life’s challenges. Parental separation, the death of a grandparent or beloved pet, moving to another city, illness, the birth of a sibling, community violence, and financial stress—these are common issues that cause our little ones stress. In addition, today’s kids are also dealing with daily stressors, such as school, social media, peer relationships, overscheduling and even world news.