Step Up's new workforce development director, Garrison Mar, is featured in an online publication,

The Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation has awarded a grant to Step Up Savannah to work with Georgia Legal Services Program to find solutions for policy and procedural barriers that hinder families motiv

More than $6 billion in federal stimulus funds have been allocated to Georgia, providing state budgetary relief, and investments in transportation, technology, healthcare, education and other services

Eight-hour homebuyer workshops are held monthly, at no cost, by Consumer Credit Counseling Services, at locations around Savannah.

A fair amount has been written about how much more the poor pay for everything—from basic food to all manner of services—and our ow

"A continued shift toward child welfare-related services despite fewer available funds," analysis by Claire Richie, senior policy analyst.

A special bulletin, "The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009: Act Appropriations Beneficial to the Nonprofit Sector and Key Resources for Organizations to Approach and Access Funding Source

Visit the Forsyth Park Farmer's Market, open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturdays, at the south end of Forsyth Park.

Step Up's Workforce Action Team, headed by Jennifer Meixell (Community Planning & Development, City of Savannah) and Dr.