This report presents the findings from a study designed and conducted by Mathematica Policy Research, Inc. (MPR), with support from the Annie E. Casey and Smith Richardson foundations, of the Georgia GoodWorks! program. The purpose of the study was to learn more about a potentially "promising practice" - the provision of transitional paid employment and intensive supportive services to hard-to-employ welfare recipients nearing or already at the time limit. The report describes the key components of GoodWorks! and its administrative infrastructure, program accomplishments and challenges, and the "lessons learned" in implementing the program.