Georgia Appleseed Center for Law & Justice

FAIR Project

Parents and advocates of children facing long-term suspension or expulsion from public school, enrollment barriers, and problems getting special education or disability services can seek free support through our FAIR project, including:

Children and families facing barriers to education · Free

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About this program

Parents, caregivers, and advocates can turn to Georgia Appleseed for free support when children face barriers to accessing education. We help families navigate long-term suspension and expulsion, school disciplinary hearings, public school enrollment challenges, and special education concerns, including disability-related supports, 504 Plans, and Individualized Education Programs (IEPs).

Families who qualify may receive: One-on-one coaching to prepare for school disciplinary hearings and school meetings; Trainings, online courses, and practical advocacy resources; Special education clinics for disability-related concerns; Direct legal representation in select school-related cases, when available.

Georgia Appleseed serves children and families in all 159 Georgia counties. If you or a child you know needs assistance, complete our referral form using the link below.

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Who can receive support?

Families who qualify may receive: One-on-one coaching to prepare for school disciplinary hearings and school meetings; Trainings, online courses, and practical advocacy resources; Special education clinics for disability-related concerns; Direct legal representation in select school-related cases, when available.

Where does Georgia Appleseed serve?

Georgia Appleseed serves children and families in all 159 Georgia counties.

Details

Who
Children and families facing barriers to education
Where
Georgia Appleseed serves children and families in all 159 Georgia counties.
Cost
Free

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