About this project
Meet the publisher and understand the scope, independence, funding standard and limits of Georgia's source-first foster-care funding record.
Publisher
Anderson Duncan is a Savannah-based Georgia foster parent and the independent publisher of the Georgia Foster Care Funding Record. He built the project to make the state's foster-care appropriations, hearings and unresolved accountability questions easier to verify from primary sources.
He will not discuss identifiable children, birth families, diagnoses, court matters, placement histories, school records or active cases.
The project does not speak for Anderson’s employer, a political party, a campaign, a government agency, a provider or any organization named in the source record.
Press and research requests can be made through the contact page.
What the record covers
The record follows Georgia foster-care appropriations, Out-of-Home Care cost projections, budget amendments, provider and placement capacity, service authorization, official hearings and the decisions that determine whether corrective funding becomes durable.
The research methodology explains how claims are verified, while the editorial and sourcing policy defines the fairness, attribution and correction standards.
Independence and funding
Editorial decisions are controlled by the publisher. No payment buys a claim, rating, citation, link or editorial conclusion. Any material sponsor, grant, donated service, political work or financial conflict that could affect coverage must be disclosed here before publication.
What this project is not
It is not legal advice, case advocacy, an emergency service, a benefits eligibility tool or a substitute for DFCS, an attorney, a GAL, a court, an ombudsman or a licensed provider. It is a public-record and accountability resource.
The site's data boundaries are documented in the privacy policy.