Lifeline is a government program created in 1984 by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) under President Ronald Reagan and allows low-income individuals the opportunity to obtain affordable communication services. The program’s goal is to offer discounted costs of phone and internet service for qualified low-income individuals to ensure they stay …

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Quality Care for Children empowers child care providers with proven and innovative tools, professional development and training, resources, and direct, individualized supports to help them sustain and grow their programs, offering the children in their care the very best early learning experience possible.

Professional Development, Training, Tools

Commissioner District 2

Super Commissioner District 6

For 40 years, Quality Care for Children (QCC) has worked to ensure Georgia’s infants and young children reach their full potential. QCC helps child care programs provide nutritious meals and educational care to young children so they are ready for success in school and helps parents access quality child care …

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Commissioner District 2

Super Commissioner District 6