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DFCS Forms Online. All DFCS forms are housed on the Online Directives Information System (ODIS), which can be accessed here: odis.dhs.ga.gov/general.
- Child Abuse & Neglect
Contact. DFCS Child Protective Services. Child abuse and/or...
- Child Protective Services
Child Protective Services (CPS) staff investigate reports of...
- Family & Children Services
The Division of Family & Children Services provides numerous...
- Child Abuse & Neglect
The Division of Family & Children Services provides numerous support services and programs to help Georgia families and children in need. About us. Top Online Services. Apply for SNAP (Food Stamps) Apply for Medicaid. Report Child Abuse/Neglect. Foster a Child. Adopt a Child. Georgia Gateway. Contact Us. Nondiscrimination and Disability.
Contact. DFCS Child Protective Services. Child abuse and/or neglect reports are taken 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Contact your local DFCS office for general inquiries. Primary. 1.855.GACHILD (+1 855-422-4453) Every child should be treasured, protected, and nurtured.
Instructions- Form 73. DHS 77 . Child Care Certificate, Form 77 9-06 State Office Instructions - Form 77 . DHS 78 . Fact Sheet- Criminal Records Check 9/07 Screen Print . DHS 111C . Child Care Claims and Repayment Agreement, Form 111-C 6/03 State Office . 111-P . Child Care Claims and Repayment Agreement, Form 111-P Instructions- Form 111-C and ...
Child Protective Services (CPS) staff investigate reports of child abuse and neglect and work with caregivers, law enforcement and judicial partners to ensure the safety of Georgia’s most vulnerable children.
If you are one of the following people and have reasonable cause to believe that a child has been abused, you must make a report, immediately but no later than 24 hours, to your local DFCS office or law enforcement and are subject to criminal penalty for failing to do so.
Division of Family and Children Services. A grandmother with three grandchildren had been a little behind on her utilities. She was eligible for the monthly subsidy payment at $50 per grandchild which allowed her to catch up on her utility bill and have a little extra for emergencies. She is now able to keep her bills up-to-date.
