Why step up?

Because for more than 30 years 22 percent of Savannah’s residents have lived in poverty.


Why now?

Because a healthy economy depends on the participation of our whole community.

How?

Business, government, education, social service and community leaders join together to look at problems—and solutions—differently.

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Latest News

Study links poverty to depression among mothers

Please read this article by Donna St. George from The Washington Post. It addresses how poverty and depression have adverse effects on mothers and their infants. 

Step Up Savannah, Inc., a collaborative of organizations, businesses, and government agencies, seeks to move families toward economic self sufficiency. It works in three areas to accomplish this: Workforce development and jobs; wealth building and financial understanding, and work supports.

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