The Georgia SOC app is an independent informational and educational mobile application designed to share publicly available information about behavioral health–related programs, agencies, and community resources across the state of Georgia. The app brings together information from official government websites and publicly accessible sources into one organized, easy-to-navigate platform.

Understanding behavioral health systems and services can be complex. Mindworks Georgia helps simplify this process by presenting information in clear categories, including state agencies and departments, Medicaid and managed care organizations, community providers, behavioral health terminology, and related public resources. This allows users to easily explore and learn about available options and services.

The app is intended for parents, caregivers, youth, community members, providers, and partners who are looking for general information and educational reference material. Content is presented in a neutral and factual manner and is designed to be accessible on mobile devices for convenient reference.

Mindworks Georgia does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or professional services. The app does not offer direct support, care, or personalized recommendations. Instead, it serves as a centralized directory of information and links that point users to official and authoritative sources where they can learn more.

Key Features
• Centralized access to publicly available behavioral health information
• Organized categories for agencies, programs, and services
• Educational reference content and terminology
• Simple, mobile-friendly design for easy navigation

Disclaimer

The Georgia SOC mobile app is not a government application and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any Georgia state or federal government agency. The app provides publicly available information from official sources for informational and educational purposes only.

Official Information Sources (Government Websites)
• Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD): https://dbhdd.georgia.gov
• Georgia Department of Community Health (DCH): https://dch.georgia.gov
• Georgia Medicaid: https://medicaid.georgia.gov
• Georgia Behavioral Health Services: https://georgia.gov/behavioral-health-services