"Georgia School-Based Health Alliance (GASBHA) advances the health and success of Georgia’s children through community partnerships to develop and support School-Based Health Centers.”

Our History

About GASBHA

The Georgia School-Based Health Alliance, Inc. (GASBHA) was formed in November 2012 to advocate for the expansion of school-based health centers in Georgia. The Alliance provides technical assistance, training, planning grants, and startup funds for the development and implementation of SBHCs throughout the state. GASBHA is officially recognized as an affiliate of the national Based Health Alliance (SBHA). SBHA is “the National Voice for School-Based Health Care”. The SBHA sets national policy and legislative agenda, advocates for greater support and funding, promote high-quality clinical standards, supports data collection, reporting, evaluation, and research, and provides training technical assistance, and consultation.

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Testimonials

  • “Since my son has been getting therapy, he is not as explosive as he used to be, he is actually thinking before he reacts. There use to be moments that I had to bring him back down. Usually, he would just go in and you would have to do a lot of stuff to bring him back to himself. My son is having less problems at school, I haven’t gotten called to the school lately. Also, his relationship with his dad is better. He and his dad were constantly in conflict because his dad was not around much. Now he is talking with his dad more and building back trust again. I am so proud of the progress that my son has made”.

    ~ Grateful parent of an 8th grader ~

  • My daughter’s behavior has gotten much better. She’s been able to manage her anger with the coping skills she learned with you in therapy. She has fewer conflicts with her sister and has been utilizing the incentives/rewards discussed in a prior session for good behavior.

    ~ Parent of a second grader ~

Announcements

Congratulations to our 2025 SBHC Planning Grant Awardees: Gwinnett County, Jones County, and Monroe County!

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Congratulations to our 2025 SBHC Planning Grant Awardees: Gwinnett County, Jones County, and Monroe County! *

School-Based Health State Conference Webinar Series

Hosted by PARTNERS for Equity in Childhood and Adolescent Health & Emory University Department of Pediatrics

“Every Child Succeeds: Utilizing SBHCs to Fulfill the Promise”

Join us for our fourth presentation delivered by Judson Miller, MD from our most recent School-Based Health State Conference

Judson Miller, MD

Wednesday, November 19, 2025

12:00pm - 1:00pm

“A Judicious Approach to Common Pediatric Infectious”

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