Mission
The Georgia Parent Support Network is dedicated to providing support, education, and advocacy for children and youth with mental illness, emotional disturbances, and behavioral differences and their families.
Thank You for an Unforgettable Evening!
On behalf of GPSN, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who attended our 21st Mardi Gras Benefit Ball last night at The Carter Center! Your presence and support made this event truly special as we honored the incredible legacy of Sue Smith and the late Norman Smith.
From the lively music to the vibrant energy in the room, it was a night to remember—filled with celebration, generosity, and community spirit. Thank you to our sponsors, volunteers, and every guest who contributed to making this event a success. Your continued support helps us further our mission, and we couldn’t do it without you!
2025 CPS-Y & CPS-P Training Dates
If you’re interested in joining an upcoming session, click the link below to register and take the next step in making a meaningful impact through peer support.
Become A Hero To A Youth In Foster Care. We're looking for Foster Parents to care for youth aged 0-18 who often exhibit emotional and behavioral difficulties and are considered for TFC when less intensive forms of foster care would not meet the child's needs.
Certified Peer Specialist Parent & Youth Continuing Education Conference 2024
The Certified Peer Specialist Parent & Youth Continuing Education Conference offers professional development through workshops and seminars. Attendees engage with experts to enhance skills in communication, advocacy, and empowerment. The conference fosters networking and collaboration among peers, improving the quality of support services for families and youth in mental health settings.
Weekly Parent Support
Contact Us
Please speak with our staff to learn how you can join our mental health advocacy and care efforts.
Careers
Join the Georgia Parent Support Network team to make positive changes for children's mental health.
Certified Peer Specialist
Parents and youth can learn how to use their lived experience to help guild others through challenging times.