Atlanta Women's Foundation

Two-Generation Initiative

AWF's Two-Generation Initiative invests in programs that simultaneously support young mothers and their…

Mothers and children in families experiencing poverty, housing insecurity, or instability · 2026–2027 investment

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About this program

children—laying the groundwork for lasting, intergenerational success.

Launched in 2023 with support from the Liz Blake Giving Fund, this initiative funds nonprofits delivering wraparound services for families experiencing poverty, housing insecurity, or instability.

Programs blend early childhood education, mental health care, career development, and stability services—because supporting one generation is powerful, but supporting two is transformative.

AWF is investing $100,000 in nonprofit partners serving Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Fulton, and Gwinnett counties: Atlanta Children's Day Shelter, Families First, Inc., Our House, Inc., Quality Care for Children.

The two-generation model breaks cycles of poverty, promotes healthy development, and fosters stability that lasts a lifetime.

Questions

What does AWF's AWF's Role include for partner organizations?

AWF supports each partner organization with: Grant funding and outcome evaluation; Peer learning and facilitated convenings; Capacity-building workshops; Ongoing collaboration and shared insights

Details

Who
Mothers and children in families experiencing poverty, housing insecurity, or instability
When
2026–2027 investment
Where
Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Fulton, and Gwinnett counties, Georgia

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