Supporting Formerly Incarcerated People: Practical Steps to Support Our Neighbors
Learn effective strategies for churches supporting formerly incarcerated people who face challenges as they reenter society.
In addition to funding outreach ministry, we seek to increase awareness around issues of poverty and oppression across Middle and North Georgia.
Learn effective strategies for churches supporting formerly incarcerated people who face challenges as they reenter society.
A pervasive sense of insecurity challenges our refugee and migrant neighbors. Learn how simple gestures can foster understanding and support.
Innovative community-first solutions prioritize local context with partnerships between Episcopal churches and Family Promise affiliates.
Learn about the alarming realities of labor trafficking in Georgia and its connection to our state’s vast agricultural economy.
Find out how improving access to quality childcare can transform lives and contribute to ending generational poverty in Georgia.
Discover how the Episcopal Community Foundation extends the Hunger Walk Run’s impact by supporting rural food ministry in Georgia.
Stigma of incarceration affects one in 18 adults in GA. Discover its implications for families and communities, and how we’re called to help.
See how Episcopal churches in Georgia are adapting their immigration ministry to better support those facing crisis and oppression.
Resilience planning in Georgia could help housing withstand natural disasters and other major threats.
What is a benefit cliff? Implications for families living just above the poverty line and how benefit cliffs perpetuate generational poverty.
Understand the realities of child hunger in Georgia, where many children face food insecurity and poverty issues.
Uncover the real-life reentry challenges in Georgia, where the state holds the highest supervised population in the nation.