Join a youth-led discussion by GCAPP's Youth Advisory Council as they share young people’s perspectives of the spectrum of sexuality and discuss how parents and other caring adults can support youth on their sexuality journey.
Help protect young people in your life from online abuse Join us Thursday, July 22 at noon for a free webinar, Child Safety in a Digital Age. Unfortunately, the internet is a new playground where bullying can occur 24/7 and unsafe adults lurk behind fake profiles. However, we have some good news. You don't have to
Make a donation to GCAPP and join us in-person at E.F.F.E.C.T. FITNESS located in Atlanta or participate virtually from home for one of the most creative workouts around—all to benefit Georgia’s youth. Show proof of your donation on-site for free entry to the E.F.F.E.C.T. Fitness bootcamp classes at 8:00 or 10:00 a.m. If you wish
Join us Thursday, August 19 at 6 PM for a free webinar, Back to School with COVID. The new school year is here and many students are returning to in-person learning as COVID remains a significant public health concern. Some students may experience anxiety or lack of motivation when transitioning back to a classroom. Fortunately,
Join GCAPP in partnership with United Way of Southwest GA.
GCAPP and Talk More invite parents/caregivers, youth-serving professionals, and young people to an engaging online discussion about puberty. Our guest speaker, Lauren Barineau, who is the founder of Talk More, will walk us through the physical, social, and emotional changes of puberty. Plus, she will share effective strategies for having positive conversations around development. Register
September is suicide prevention month. All month, youth-serving professionals, survivors, allies, and community members unite to promote suicide prevention awareness. Youth Advisory Council members from GCAPP and Fulton County AHYD will discuss risk factors, protective factors, warning signs, and how to connect to someone at risk. Register here.
As the COVID-19 surge continues, young people and families are in major need of resources to thrive. GCAPP partners with local organizations Newton County Family Connection and the Newton County Drug Free Community Coalition to host a virtual community conversation. Let's amplify community voices to identify current challenges and connect families to the right tools.
