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Monthly updates on what is going on around the FHF, from after-school programs to profiles of children and refugees.
Here are a few videos about the various ministries the FHF offers along with testimonies from all types of volunteers.
Family Heritage Foundation (FHF) is working to empower refugee families and youth, and to challenge them to live lives of distinction, to rise above the problems they face, and to equip them with the skills and abilities to succeed in a demanding world.
Family Heritage Foundation (FHF) is a Christian Ministry focused on serving At-Risk Children, Underprivileged Children, and refugee families. Located in Clarkston, Georgia. FHF offers after-school programs, summer programs, computer training, youth development program, and microenterprise training program. Clarkston, Georgia is home to many refugees in the Atlanta area because of the low cost of housing and its access to Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA). FHF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that was established in the year 2002.
The mission of Family Heritage Foundation is to help under-privileged children and their families by providing enrichment and outreach programs that meet their needs.
Every child is a gift to our community. He/she is tomorrow’s leader, the hope for our future, the strength and pillar of our nation. Every child deserves a safe haven, with responsive, loving care and opportunities that develop character and provide social equality. We believe it is essential to provide the fundamental needs of families in order for children to become successful. These families have a need for spiritual, social, physical, and intellectual development. We also believe that a safe community produces a healthy family.
In Family Heritage Foundation, we have a vision for safer communities, stronger families, and responsible youth. We work hard to ensure that our youth and their families have access to educational and enrichment programs. Consequently, these developed youth and families can work together to develop their communities and make them safer. As a result of more opportunities for social equality, crime rates and penury levels will drop significantly.