Frequently Asked Questions

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We currently serve Georgia's Atlanta Region, which includes 11 counties and the city of Atlanta: Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry, and Rockdale.  

Grandma Betty's serves students Pre-K to 12th grade.  In addition, we offer collaborative resources for the caretakers of the children.  

Upon graduation, Grandma Betty's will assist with connecting the young adults to resources and opportunities that can continue to serve them and we encourage the children to register as volunteers for Grandma Betty's. We will always be family. 

We allow members to remain in the program up until 6 months after their parent returns home in efforts to help with the parents' reentry into society; or upon completing high school.  

Yes, visitation is for every child who's parent sentence being served in the USA.  Grandma Betty's Staff will discuss visitation options, but we are committed to providing a way for families to stay connected. 

No, all events are tailored to children and families who have registered. Sign up today for FREE. 

Grandma Betty's  offers a variety of recreation programs, including exploration of the arts, theatre, music, self expression. 

Yes, Grandma Betty's  offers college and career readiness programs to help young people prepare for post-secondary education and career success. 

The best way to support is by becoming a sponsor, volunteer your time or services, and, or donate. 

Yes, individual counseling is available along with family sessions.

Yes, we do offer emergency assistance for families in crisis situations. Email or call us to provide details, if it is a serious emergency please call 911 or a support line immediately. 

No, all services and resources are free for members.

Yes, please list all needs in detail when signing up or upon request.

Each household must have at least one parent incarcerated. 

Visit our Programs and Services Section to see a full list of services and programs offered.

Yes, sign up today.

After you complete the registration for your family, you will have full access to services and resources. 

Yes, for additional information visit Programs and Services. 

We are bridging the gaps for families by providing resources and support to help them. This includes facilitating regular communication, offering counseling services, and organizing family visitation programs to ensure the bonds remain strong despite the challenges of incarceration. 

No, all members must be present and actively involved in program. 

Yes, for more information check out our resource tab.