Rome Floyd County Commission on Children and Youth

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As Floyd County’s GA Family Connection Collaborative, we work alongside children, youth, families, and organizations in our community to craft local solutions to maximize resources and make systems more effective and efficient. The Rome-Floyd County Commission on Children and Youth was created in 1989 by the Georgia General Assembly (House Bill 789) Below are excerpts from the legislation:
to study the needs, issues, and problems in Rome-Floyd County related to children and youth
to gather data on issues
to identify specific problems and areas of concern
to propose solutions to problems and way of ameliorating concerns
to plan and implement programs to effectuate solutions
to secure and expend funds for programs
to identify and coordinate existing resources for dealing with problems of children and youth
to publicize and disseminate information relating to issues of children and youth

The 2026 Kids Count Data books are here! Join us this Thursday, Sept 10, for our Collaborative meeting to get your copy.
09/08/2026

The 2026 Kids Count Data books are here! Join us this Thursday, Sept 10, for our Collaborative meeting to get your copy.

Since today is 9/8, it is a great day to remind each other that calling 988 connects us to a 24/7/365 crisis line design...
09/08/2026

Since today is 9/8, it is a great day to remind each other that calling 988 connects us to a 24/7/365 crisis line designed to meet the rising needs of mental health, substance use, behavioral health, and su***de interventions.
We have 911.
We also now have 988.
Help spread the word of 988 for whole person & community care.

The Floyd County Teen Maze is a collaborative community effort led by the Northwest District of the Georgia Department o...
09/04/2026

The Floyd County Teen Maze is a collaborative community effort led by the Northwest District of the Georgia Department of Public Health, Georgia Highlands College, and the RFCCCY.

💚 We are deeply thankful to be able to do the meaningful work of the Floyd County Teen Maze with you.

We know of community partners who talked themselves hoarse this week sharing facts about va**ng, healthy mental health p...
09/04/2026

We know of community partners who talked themselves hoarse this week sharing facts about va**ng, healthy mental health patterns, safe and healthy relationships, future opportunities, and other resources for teens, with over 1200 area 9th graders for two whole days.
💚 Thank you to the over 13 organizations who joined us in the Information Trail of the Teen Maze to help connect students to knowledge and resources to help them thrive. We couldn’t conduct the Teen Maze without you!

💡 That light bulb moment. That spark of understanding. That word of warning. That moment of playful connection. That poi...
09/04/2026

💡 That light bulb moment. That spark of understanding. That word of warning. That moment of playful connection. That point of realization.
It is what over 225 volunteers spent this week cultivating for our area 9th graders through various experiential learning opportunities about the possible outcomes, both positive and negative, of potential life situations and choices at the Floyd County Teen Maze.

Each year, we are blown away by the volume of volunteers from over 50 organizations who spend 2 business days working collaboratively, between agencies, to care for the health, wellbeing and futures of our youth.

💚 We thank each and every volunteer (many not pictured), for creating this opportunity for our area 9th graders. It is so much fun doing meaningful work along side each of you!

Today was another great and super hot day at the Teen Maze! The 9th graders at Georgia School for the Deaf, Darlington S...
09/03/2026

Today was another great and super hot day at the Teen Maze! The 9th graders at Georgia School for the Deaf, Darlington School, and Rome High School, all spent today engaging with community professionals and experiential learning activities designed to simulate life situations, choices, and various outcomes. Thank you students, staff, administrators and Teen Maze volunteers for a great last day!

BTS: 2026 Teen Maze. What does it take to produce a 2-day experiential learning opportunity for Rome-Floyd County’s 9th ...
09/03/2026

BTS: 2026 Teen Maze. What does it take to produce a 2-day experiential learning opportunity for Rome-Floyd County’s 9th graders?

🏫 An exceedingly hospitable host like Georgia Highlands College
🏦 Multiple generous sponsors
🤝 Truly collaborative coordinating partners like GHC and the Northwest District of the Georgia Department of Public Health
👩🏽‍💼Over 225 community professionals from partnering organizations; engaging with teens at activity stations, moving equipment across town, coordinating and serving volunteer lunches, sharing resources, and more!

😎A lot of hard work in the hot Georgia sun mixed with a few shenanigans - all to help our teens make wise decisions for bright futures!

💚 Thank you to everyone who is helping provide this opportunity for our youth.

Spotted: Dr. Mike Hobbs, President of GHC, experiencing our Distracted Driving and Nursery and Child Care stations!

While today was “hotter than blue blazes,” it was also a great day at the Floyd County Teen Maze! The 9th graders at Arm...
09/02/2026

While today was “hotter than blue blazes,” it was also a great day at the Floyd County Teen Maze! The 9th graders at Armuchee High School, Coosa High School, Model High School, and Pepperell High School all had the opportunity to engage with community professionals with experiential learning activities designed to simulate life situations, choices, and various outcomes. Thank you Floyd County Schools, Georgia for a great day 1 of the Teen Maze!

BTS Teen Maze 2026: ready to roll!
09/01/2026

BTS Teen Maze 2026: ready to roll!

Thank you so much to our friend Erin Huffman of Huffman Handmade for your support and enhancement of our Teen Maze. We a...
09/01/2026

Thank you so much to our friend Erin Huffman of Huffman Handmade for your support and enhancement of our Teen Maze. We appreciate your assistance in championing wise and healthy decisions leading to bright futures for our youth.

Address

1400 Crane Street
Rome, GA
30161

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17068444952

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