Georgia Family Support provides services to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. These services include family support and supported employment in Fulton County, service coordination in DeKalb County, and collaborative recreational programs throughout Metro Atlanta. A psychological evaluation is required to determine eligibility for family support and supported employment. AADD's outreach specialists and service coordinators are individuals with a strong commitment to consumer and family choice and to a consumer's presence and participation in the community. AADD employees are carefully screened to assure their training and experience meet state and regional standards.
Prevention promotes participation, collaboration, and leadership at various levels.
AADD believes that prevention education is an important link to improving future birth and developmental outcomes. Public Policy assures that issues affecting individuals with developmental disabilities and their families are understood and addressed by policymakers. Parent Education provides educational and training experiences for parents and professionals in the field of developmental disabilities. Interfaith Disabilities Network seeks to increase opportunities for individuals with disabilities to participate in and receive support from their faith community. Membership is open to individuals with developmental disabilities, family members, professionals in the field, students in the field, and any other interested citizens.