About Us

Dodge Connection-Communities In Schools of Dodge County, Inc. is 501C3 nonprofit organization. This unique public-private partnership is supported by a combination of federal, state and local funds including private, corporate, and individual contributions. The local collaborative includes representatives from governmental agencies, private non-profit organizations, parents, youth, the local business community, social services and child serving agencies, the faith community, law enforcement, and post-secondary educational institutions.

Our after school and summer programs are held at our facility known as “The Club”, formerly The Boys and Girls Club. Dodge County students K-12 attend from 3:00-5:30pm daily and follow the school calendar. Summer hours are from 7:30 until 5:30. Breakfast, lunch, and snacks are provided. Tutors assist with homework and coordinate age appropriate recreation and enrichment activities.

About Georgia Family Connection

Georgia Family Connection, a statewide infrastructure for aligning efforts across sectors, comes together through two distinct but connected change-makers: a statewide network of Collaboratives in all 159 counties and Georgia Family Connection Partnership (GaFCP). Each strengthens the other—and together, they form Georgia Family Connection.

We work toward measurably better outcomes across five key result areas:

The Georgia Family Connection statewide network—the only one of its kind in the country—works alongside children, families, and communities to help them thrive by crafting local solutions that maximize resources and make systems more effective and efficient. This network cultivates collaboration among community service providers, reducing duplication of efforts and allowing everyone to do more with the resources available.

Collaboratives equip local service agencies and organizations with the tools and methods they need to be more effective, helping them develop and work together on integrated strategies to improve child, family, and community well-being. We fill in service gaps in our communities by functioning as an incubator for direct services to families and children when a need isn’t being met. We also respond to urgent situations by maintaining strong relationships and the infrastructure necessary to deliver timely support.

GaFCP unites the statewide network in a shared framework that promotes consistent, ongoing collaboration and peer learning—equipping Collaboratives to draw on communities’ collective wisdom and experience across the state. GaFCP develops effective partnerships with state leaders, private enterprises, and other stakeholders to link the network with public and private funding, resources, talent, and innovation. GaFCP also empowers leaders across Georgia by making data accessible and providing practical tools, training, and technical assistance to support informed decision-making.