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State of Hope grant is sponsored by Georgia Department of Human Services' Division of Family & Children Services. The State of Hope initiative encourages nonprofits, philanthropies, government, businesses, and communities to collaborate to build local safety nets that prevent conditions contributing to disparities in education, threaten family self-sufficiency, and could lead to child abuse…
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State of Hope | Georgia Department of Human Services Division of Family & Children Services EBT IVR Temporarily Offline Click here for more information. The Georgia Department of Human Services’ Division of Family & Children Services awarded the 2026 State of Hope grant to 57 community-based organizations across Georgia dedicated to strengthening families, supporting youth, and preventing child abuse and neglect.
This year’s awardees represent all 14 regions of the state, demonstrating the breadth of community-led solutions that are working to address the needs of children and families throughout Georgia. Learn about this year’s winners Since its inception, the State of Hope initiative has invited transformative projects that align with its core focus areas – Education, Trauma Awareness, Quality Caregiving, and Economic Self-Sufficiency.
The State of Hope is an opportunity for Georgia to collaboratively inspire change, cultivate resilience, and pave the way toward a more hopeful and vibrant future for children and families. Every idea has the potential to drive change. Families deserve to be safe and supported in their local communities, having resources that are designed with their input.
Additionally, there are a record number of children in foster care, resources are limited, many individuals, and families are in crisis, and local communities often have the best answers to address their local needs. The importance of communities being able to support and take care of families cannot be understated. The work of the Division needs to be seen as the last resort for the most urgent cases, not the solution for all issues.
To do this, we need the community’s help. This is the right work at this right time. State of Hope is an initiative that seeks to encourage nonprofits, philanthropies, government, businesses, and communities to collaborate closely to build local safety nets that will prevent conditions that contribute to disparities in education, threaten a family’s self-sufficiency, and could lead to child abuse and neglect.
Our ultimate vision is having 14 Regions of Hope across Georgia. This could be one or multiple sites/projects in each region. of Hope: First State of Hope Sites Announced!
State of Hope Informational Materials Case for Hope (Business Case) Application Budget Template For more information or to be added to the State of Hope mailing list, please email us. Community comes together to help Turin family State of Hope Recipients: Legacy of Impact Georgia Focus Extra - State of Hope (audio) Georgia Focus Extra - State of Hope (audio) (ZIP, 1. 59 MB)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community-based organizations across Georgia dedicated to strengthening families, supporting youth, and preventing child abuse and neglect. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows varies (not specified, but 57 organizations awarded in 2026). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
State of Hope grant is funded by Georgia Department of Human Services' Division of Family & Children Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Georgia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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