Georgia Parent Mentor Partnership Grant

The Georgia Parent Mentor Partnership Grant aims to enhance family engagement for students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) by funding parent mentors. This initiative fosters communication among families, educators, and communities to improve outcomes for students with disabilities. Priority is given to local education agencies (LEAs) with schools identified for comprehensive support. Each qualifying district can receive $18,400 to bolster their engagement efforts, ultimately striving for greater success in educational settings.

Georgia Parent Mentor Partnership (GA)
The Georgia Parent Mentor Partnership Grant is intended to support engagement with families who have students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) by providing funds for parent mentors.
The purpose of the Georgia Parent Mentor Partnership (GaPMP) is to enhance communication and collaboration among families, educators, and communities to ultimately lead to greater success for students with disabilities and increase family engagement. The Georgia Parent Mentor Partnership Grant provides funding to LEAs for parent mentors to support family engagement with families who have students with IEPs.
Priority will be given to LEAs where supported schools have been identified as Tier IV, Comprehensive Support and Improvement (CSI), Additional Targeted Support and Improvement (ATSI), or Targeted Support and Improvement (TSI).
Funding
An amount of $18,400 will be awarded to each district that applies for the grant and meets the qualifications of the grant application.