Greene County Family Connection Commission Inc.

Greene County Family Connection Commission Inc., a tax-exempt nonprofit organization based in Greensboro, Georgia, operates exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal public health grants, delivering community-based sexual violence prevention and adverse childhood experience (ACE) reduction programming. All three federal awards in the source record are sub-grants flowing from the State of Georgia Department of Public Health, positioning Greene County Family Connection as an intermediary recipient rather than a direct federal grantee or prime contractor.

The organization's federal footprint is concentrated and modest in scale. Two distinct customer agencies funded the three sub-awards documented: the Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued two awards, and a second HHS entity issued one, accounting for 100% of recent sub-grant activity. Combined federal dollars obligated across all three sub-awards total $90 thousand, with work dates spanning February 2024 through February 2026. The organization's grant role is narrowly scoped: across all three sub-awards, Greene County Family Connection convenes and manages a community task force focused on the primary prevention of sexual violence, conducts needs assessments to identify protective-environment training and workshops, and uses assessment results to design community interventions linked to ACE reduction. Successive award iterations (2024, 2025, 2026) indicate sustained CDC funding for the same core mission — community mobilization around sexual violence prevention — with modest scope additions in the 2025 and 2026 cycles to incorporate assessment-driven program design.

Activity trajectory is flat, with one award per year across the three-year observation window. No recompete pipeline appears in the source data. As a nonprofit sub-recipient working only through state-level pass-through grants rather than direct federal procurement channels, Greene County Family Connection does not compete on federal contract vehicles and does not maintain a prime-contractor or subcontractor posture in the federal marketplace.