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A directory of Atlanta-area organizations across housing, food, health, education, employment, and legal support. Listings shown here are demonstration content.
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Weekly grocery distribution with fresh produce, pantry staples, and baby supplies.
Eligibility: Open to all Fulton County residents; ID helpful but not required.
Sliding-scale primary care, immunizations, and chronic condition management.
Eligibility: Insured and uninsured patients; sliding-scale fees based on income.
Short-term housing placement with case management for individuals and families.
Eligibility: Households experiencing housing instability; intake screening required.
Individual and group counseling with therapists who accept Medicaid.
Eligibility: Adults and teens 14+; Medicaid and sliding-scale accepted.
Confidential HIV and STI testing, prevention counseling, and care linkage.
Eligibility: Free and confidential for anyone 13+.
After-school programming, homework help, and summer camps for ages 6–17.
Eligibility: Youth ages 6–17; guardian registration required.
GED preparation, ESL classes, and digital literacy training for adults.
Eligibility: Adults 18+; free enrollment with placement assessment.
Résumé coaching, interview prep, and referrals to hiring partners.
Eligibility: Job seekers 18+; veterans and reentry participants prioritized.
Congregate meals, wellness checks, and benefits enrollment for older adults.
Eligibility: Adults 60+ living in North Fulton.
Scheduled rides to medical appointments, food pickups, and program sites.
Eligibility: Residents without reliable transportation; 48-hour notice requested.
Outpatient recovery groups, peer coaching, and relapse prevention planning.
Eligibility: Adults 18+ seeking substance use support; self-referral welcome.
Free civil legal help for eviction defense, benefits appeals, and expungement.
Eligibility: Income-qualified residents of Fulton and DeKalb counties.
Rotating produce truck serving neighborhoods with limited grocery access.
Eligibility: Open to all; no documentation required.
Emergency shelter beds for families with children and rapid rehousing referrals.
Eligibility: Families with minor children; intake by phone first.
Low-cost cleanings, extractions, and urgent dental care for uninsured adults.
Eligibility: Uninsured adults; income verification at first visit.
24/7 phone and text support with trained crisis counselors and follow-up care.
Eligibility: Anyone in crisis or supporting someone in crisis.
Prevention education, PrEP navigation, and monthly community support groups.
Eligibility: Open to all adults; free navigation services.
Leadership workshops, college prep, and paid summer internships for teens.
Eligibility: Students grades 9–12; application required each term.
Reentry navigation covering documents, housing referrals, and employment coaching.
Eligibility: Adults returning from incarceration within the last 24 months.
Volunteer-driven rides for older adults to appointments and grocery stores.
Eligibility: Adults 62+ in Cobb County; register by phone.
Trade certification prep, CDL guidance, and employer hiring events.
Eligibility: Adults 18+; certification programs may have material costs.
Guidance on custody, guardianship, and protective order paperwork.
Eligibility: Income-qualified residents; walk-in triage available.
Volunteer tutors supporting adult reading, writing, and financial literacy.
Eligibility: Adults 18+; free with registration.
Chair fitness, memory care support groups, and caregiver respite hours.
Eligibility: Adults 60+ and their caregivers.