Empowering Youth. Strengthening Families. Building Futures.

Good Deeds Now is a dynamic nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting healing and rebuilding the lives of children and families in Georgia. With a strong commitment to fostering resilience and well-being, the ministry focuses on providing holistic support to at-risk youth and families facing various challenges. At the heart of Good Deeds Now mission is a comprehensive approach that combines family preservation, mentorship, academic tutoring, health and fitness initiatives, and social skills development, all aimed at nurturing the physical, emotional, and academic growth of those they serve.

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Featured Programs

  • Health Equity for All Teens (H.E.A.T.) Program

    Focuses on reducing teen pregnancy and STIs through education and outreach.

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  • Fathers and Sons Initiative Program

    Aims to strengthen father-son relationships via mentorship and parenting education.

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  • Child Trends Program

    Utilizes research-based approaches to advocate for child welfare and development.

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Our Partners

  • Health Equity For All Teens

    The Health Promotion Resource Center (HPRC) at Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) proposes to implement Health Equity for All Teens (HEAT). HEAT scales evidence-based interventions (EBIs) and programs for teen pregnancy prevention (TPP) and related risks in three public health districts.

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  • Morehouse School of Medicine | The State Network

    The goal of The Statewide Network is to find activities and programs that provide positive experiences for parents and caregivers of middle school and high school age youth in Georgia.

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  • Morehouse School of Medicine

    Morehouse School of Medicine is funding the Health Equity for All Teens (H.E.A.T.) Project to be implemented throughout the state of Georgia with a grant from the Office of Population Affairs. Good Deeds Now is one of three subcontractors to implement the project. Project will serve communities with high teen birth rates and sexually transmitted infection (STI) rates.

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WHY YOU NEED THIS PROGRAM.

Carroll County and the state of Georgia face significant challenges that affect the well-being of our youth, including teenage pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections, and other risk behaviors that impact their future success. Establishing a comprehensive prevention program focused on sexual risk avoidance and education is critical for several reasons:

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Addressing Immediate Needs

Many of our youth face complex life circumstances—such as poverty, family instability, or limited access to healthcare—that increase their vulnerability to unintended pregnancies and risky sexual behavior. A targeted program would provide these young people with the tools, information, and support they need to make healthy decisions now.

Promoting Long-Term Impact

Evidence shows that teen pregnancy prevention programs reduce dropout rates, improve economic outcomes, and decrease healthcare burdens. A sustainable program that aligns with Georgia's public health priorities would not only serve today’s youth but also foster healthier communities in the future.

Reducing Public Costs and Improving Health Outcomes

Teenage pregnancies place a financial strain on public resources, from increased healthcare costs to higher demand for social services. We can reduce these costs by proactively addressing this issue while ensuring better outcomes for individuals and families.

Empowering At-Risk Youth

Education rooted in sexual risk avoidance helps young people develop life skills, build self-esteem, and set goals. This program would empower youth to make positive choices, avoid risky behaviors, and break cycles of poverty and instability.

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