Helping Families Stay Strong, Together
Parenting is hard — and when you’re facing poverty, housing instability, or emotional stress, it can feel impossible. That’s why GoodRoots is committed to supporting programs that empower parents, protect children, and build stronger households.
Where to Find Help:
• SafeHouse Ministries – Emergency shelter for families, case management, meals.
• Twin Cedars Youth & Family Services – Offers parenting classes, in-home support, and foster care
Services:
• Enrichment Services Program – Head Start, Early Head Start, and family-focused assistance.
• Georgia WIC Program (Columbus Office) – Nutrition support for mothers and young children.
Bonus Resources:
• Free diapers and baby items through community baby showers and church donations
• Parenting and co-parenting classes through local churches and the Georgia Department of Public Health
How to Help:
Volunteer to mentor young parents, donate baby items, or host a family night in partnership with GoodRoots
