To report suspected Medicaid Fraud
or Unethical Behaviors please call the Family Intervention Medicaid Fraud Hotline at 1(866)673-0469.
You may also report fraud with the form below. Thank you.
WHAT'S GOING ON?
The Georgia Department of Education has made it availible for parents to see
what rights they have concerning their special needs child. Below is a link to the Department of Education's Web page
where these videos can be seen in both English and Spanish.
Swift is a self-help referral directory, is made possible by
many people in our community. Many services and resources are available to help youth deal with issues and problems. Teen
years can be very difficult but do not have to be. This website hopefully will provide answers to questions you may have.
If you run into problems, ask someone who can help you. We strongly recommend that you start by talking to your parents
and family. This website will help you become aware of agencies or organizations in your community which can provide the services
you need and tell you where assistance can be found. We hope this directory will help you. The site is also availible to view
in Spanish!
Above
images are from the Harmony Refugee Services Silent Auction. They were photographed by Katie Luman of Katie
Luman Photography. To see more of her work, click on the link below! Katie Luman Photography
Thanks to everyone who came out
and supported Harmony Refugee Services at the Silent Auction. The auction was a success we will be able to better
support our programs as a result. We'll be having more events soon, check back for updates!
Here are more news articles:
Playground Documentary
Child sex tourism and trade is a lewd and disgusting business that is under the
radar as far as the public concerns. These events are not in some far away foreign place, but here in America
WARNING: Some
of these images are graphic and parental discretion is advised.
January has been designated
Human Trafficking Awareness Month. A tip line, 1-866-347-2423 has been set for any one who wants to report suspected Trafficking Human trafficking is the illegal trade in human beings for the purposes of commercial sexual exploitation or
forced labor: a modern-day form of slavery. It is the fastest growing criminal industry in the world, and tied with the illegal
arms industry as the second largest, after the drug-trade.
These horrific actions don't just happen in
a third world country, but it happens right here at home.
New Resource:
DrugWatch.com provides information for patients and consumers about prescription
and over-the-counter medications and associated medical devices, including information about the Depuy Hip Recall.
For more information, click on the picture below!
Women Watch Afrika, Inc. Takes Action on National Women and
Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day [March 10, 2011]!
Click
on the links below to see more information on this organization and their free activities!
Committe for Children is a nonprofit
working globally to prevent bullying, violence, and child abuse. Click on the link below for the video and more information
For resources pertaining to these articles or more information to help with your cause, please click below to see what resources
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