WELCOME
Georgia Funeral Directors Association (GFDA) offers information for both funeral service professionals and the families they serve. We encourage high standards of excellence
and ethical practices and provide vital information to our members and the public.
GFDA strives to provide our members with the toolset to motivate, educate,
and ultimately elevate our beloved profession.
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GFDA Members are part of an active, well-known association that protects and promotes the interests of funeral service and its members. For over 100 years, GFDA has promoted excellence in funeral service by providing great services and education to help you and your business. Our Members have access to valuable resources and training to assist in serving their communities, tools for their business needs, discounted event pricing where they can earn the required Continuing Education for their license, and more. GFDA is the only NFDA State Affiliated Association in Georgia.
GFDA offers in-person and virtual events at various times throughout each year to provide Continuing Education and training for funeral service professionals. Our events feature presentations on topics that are timely and highly informative and approved for Continuing Education (CE) credit. All funeral service professionals are welcome. GFDA Members receive discounted pricing.
Georgia Funeral Directors Association (GFDA) has resources available for you to help you gain an understanding of the funeral process, to help families plan in advance, and deal with the closure of significant relationships in their lives.
If you have a complaint against a funeral director or a funeral establishment, we encourage you to discuss the issue with the funeral director and/or management of the funeral establishment. If this is not acceptable, contact the Georgia State Board of Funeral Service which administers the Funeral Service Law.
Note: Our office (GFDA) cannot accept complaints as we are not the licensing/regulatory agency.
As we have been reporting for some time, scams are impacting families during their time of grief. We strongly encourage you to inform the families you serve of your funeral home's policies/billing practices and remind them to not give any information to individuals contacting them for payments or refunds. Instead they should hang up and directly contact your funeral home, especially when asked for payment. We also encourage a statement on your funeral home's website. Your staff should also be aware that scams are impacting funeral homes. Always confirm any requests for services outside of the arrangements directly with the family you are serving. If a family you serve or your funeral home has been impacted or has information about any contact of this nature, they should contact their local authorities to report the incident. Additional ways to report: