Services & Contacts
This section is for educational purposes only. Below is a list of services that are available to youth, young adults, and their families through Georgia’s system of care.
Click the Learn More button of a service to see which providers support (directly or indirectly) that service.
If you are interested in enrolling in services, click here.
What is Mental Health?
Mental health refers to the state or condition of an individual’s emotional (feelings), psychological (inner thoughts), and social (relationships with others) well-being. A person’s mental health can impact many things in their life, whether it be their feelings throughout the day, how they respond to stress, or even how they interact with friends and family.
What is Self-Harm?
Self-harm is when an individual engages in self injurious behavior with the goal of releasing physical or emotional pain. Someone who commits self-harm may not necessarily be exhibiting suicidal behavior.
What is Suicidal Behavior?
Suicidal behavior is when an individual engages in behavior that has the potential to end his or her life.
What is Substance Misuse?
Substance misuse is the inappropriate use of drugs and alcohol, and can span from cigarettes and alcoholic drinks to inhalants, prescription medicine, and illegal drugs.
What is an Intellectual and Developmental Disability?
Intellectual and developmental disabilities are disorders that are typically present at birth and can impact an individual’s physical, intellectual, and/or emotional development.