How to get involved / Resources

• Donate Now to support this important outreach program and help Georgia's at-risk teen girls
• Get involved as a participant
• Get involved as a mentor

Resources

Every child needs a helping hand. We invite you to participate in Playmaking for Girls. Learn why youth development programs are important at http://health.state.ga.us/programs/adolescent/faq.asp.

For information about other programs and resources, click the appropriate button below:

Help for teens in trouble:

• Department of Juvenile Justice
• How to identify if a child is at risk?
• American Bar Association Juvenile Justice Center
• Annie E. Casey Foundation, Kids Count
• Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice
• Children & Youth Coordinating Council
• Children's Defense Fund
• Council of Juvenile Correctional Administrators
• Georgia Criminal Justice Coordinating Council
• Georgia Child Care Council
• Georgia Council of Juvenile Court Judges
• Georgia Department of Human Resources
• Georgia Family Connection Partnership
• Georgia Office of Child Advocacy
• Georgia Public Broadcasting-Week in Review
• Juvenile Research and Statistics Association
• Juvenile Information Network
• National Center for Mental Health and Juvenile Justice
• National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS)
• National Juvenile Detention Association
• National Institute of Justice
• Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention
• Southern Juvenile Defender Center
• State of Georgia
• United States Bureau of Justice Statistics
• Youth Law Center