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Families in Middle Georgia may call 2-1-1 for a listing of participating agencies. United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta will review and approve eligibility, and disburse payment to vendors according to DHS Fresh Start program guidelines. For areas with access to 2-1-1, please do not call your local United Way office. Contact 2-1-1 for a listing of service providers in your area. For more information Click Here!

 

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The boys in your life need your time and energy. Your son, grandson, nephew, younger brother, the boys you teach, coach and mentor all need you to help them grow into healthy young men. Boys are swamped with influences outside of the home - from friends, the neighborhood, television, the internet, music, the movies... everything they see around them. They hear all kinds of messages about what it means to "be a man" - that they have to be tough and in control. There are numerous conflicting and some harmful messages being given to boys about what constitutes "being a man" in a relationship. Boys need your advice on how to behave toward girls. Boys are watching how you and other men relate to women to figure out their own stance towards girls. So teach boys early, and teach them often, that there is no place for violence in a relationship. Click Here to read more about this exciting program. If you are interested in finding out more about when and where these workshops will be offered contact Hodac at 478.953.5675.
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Hodac's online services are a new way to access some of Hodac's services from the comfort of your home and/or office. Use of the Live Chat allows us to make available much needed information and referrals drawn from our comprehensive statwide database. Live Chat means that your ability to get information about a wide range of topics is right at your fingertips. Hodac's database of Statewide referrals allow us to assemble under one roof a wide range of information from rent assistance to crime victim assistance to volunteer opportunites and much more in-between. Our goal is to provide the BEST experience for those who contact us.
In addition, we now offer Online Registration for our Defensive Driving Courses. You can now visit our calendar of events and click on a specific class date and register, pay for and solidify your class spot within minutes. Click here for upcoming classes. We are committed to providing excellence in our online services and customer care and are excited to continue to make it easy for you to access the services you need and value from Hodac.  
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Urgent Needs
The following items are currently needed:

Three small to medium room space heaters
New Womens Sweatsuits (not white) (all adult sizes)
New Womens underwear (all sizes)
New Womens socks
New Toothbrush
New Travel size – toothpaste, shampoo, lotion, mouthwash, soap, deodorant
New Washcloths
New stuffed animals (small)  
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Satisfaction Survey

We need your feedback! Tell us of your experience with  Hodac
Click here to download and print out a survey form.

Fill it out and send it to Hodac through one of the following:

Fax:  478.953.5674

Mail:  2762 Watson Blvd., Warner Robins, GA 31093 Attn:  Online Survey
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After school, during school holidays and summer breaks, Hodac’s Teen Center offers a safe and stimulating environment for youth ages 10-18. Activities at the Teen Center are designed to help young people become more independent and to learn techniques  for navigating the challenges they face – from taking a stand against peer pressure, to developing essential job skills. The service is free to Houston County families.
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Aftercare Program

The Gateway Aftercare Program is a supportive follow-up program for mothers who have successfully completed Gateway’s residential program or another residential program for substance abusers. Using group and individual activities, the program provides support to Gateway families in their transition to independent living. Knowledgeable case workers can arrange for income-adjusted housing and help participants set goals, enter into employment, create budgets, and begin educational programs. They also provide follow-up services and such things as health-care screenings, relapse prevention tactics and other services to assist with a successful transition.
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Mission Statement

Our mission is to extend a helping hand to make a difference in the lives we touch in Georgia, through education, advocacy, prevention, and intervention.

 

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