BOC Vote to Accept $25,000 State Grant to Support the Teen DADS Program

The state administered federally funded Personal Responsibility Education Program (PREP) educates youth on both abstinence and contraception

Fulton County Commissioners voted to direct the Housing and Human Services Department to apply for and accept a $25,000 grant from the State of Georgia, Department of Human Services. The vote came during the regular June 6, 2012, meeting of the Board of Commissioners.

The federally funded grant administered by the State supports the

Fulton County Teen DADS Program was featured on Oprah Winfrey's OWN

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Commissioner Edwards Salutes the First Graduating Class of Priceless University!

Priceless University is a program designed for female youth residing in Fulton County between the ages of 12‐17. The program, which immolates a college university system, offers courses to motivate participants to pursue higher education by introducing them to a collegiate environment.

Fulton County Commissioner, District 7, William "Bill" Edwards officially launched Truancy Reduction and Intervention Project (T.R.I.P.), the new District 7 truancy initiative.

Fulton County Vice-Chair William “Bill” Edwards Presents his Keynote Address to his 2010 Teen DAD Program during Teen Dads during “Family Relationship Building Dinner”

Photographs from the Youth Leadership Academy's 2010 summer activities.