Millions of dollars from the New Tax Credit Program will be distributed to teens from Foster Care in Georgia.

The report shows 20% of teens out in Foster Care in Georgia became homeless

The qualified teens from foster care in Georgia will receive support from the new Tax Credit Program of the state. The program will allow state taxpayers to redirect donations to assist the teens transitioning from foster care in Georgia.

The new tax credit program shows lawmakers are paying attention to young people, especially those youths transitioning from foster care in Georgia.

The new state tax credit program will help teens from Foster Care in Georgia and prevent poverty and homelessness.

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The teens transitioning from foster care in Georgia will receive help from a new state tax credit program

The new tax credit program will also help to expand the transitional living program capacity. This program will help the teens transitioning from foster care in Georgia to avail life skills training, career development, and tutoring.

Twenty foster care in Georgia will receive help from the new tax credit program.

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