The Multi-Agency Alliance for Children

Civic and Social OrganizationsGeorgia, United States51-200 Employees

The Multi-Agency Alliance for Children (MAAC) is a coalition of nonprofit behavioral health providers that coordinates people, resources, information, and a network of quality providers to support vulnerable youth and their families. The organization seeks to ensure coordinated care and a path to permanency and wellbeing for youth who interact with multiple child-serving systems, tackling fragmented services by facilitating a seamless continuum of care across its member agencies. MAAC’s model emphasizes collaboration among independently operated agencies, each contributing its specialized expertise to a comprehensive, case-by-case approach that covers services from assessments to intensive psychiatric care, residential care, and foster or maternity services.
Based in Atlanta, Georgia, MAAC has operated for nearly two decades and is composed of several private nonprofit agencies united by a shared mission to improve outcomes for children and families. The alliance highlights a commitment to individualized care and ongoing staff dedication, aiming to reduce treatment failures and uncoordinated placements through coordinated, collaborative service delivery. A recent note highlights the organization’s financial stewardship recognition for its leadership, reflecting its governance within the broader civic and social services landscape.

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