140 organizations
We are still writing the honest guide for this category. In the meantime, the organizations below are ready to help.
Group Home Alliance, Inc. is a nonprofit serving older adults, veterans, caregivers, adults with disabilities, and people with housing instability in Metro Atlanta. They help people find housing resources, get referrals, connect to benefits and transportation help, and learn digital skills through AI for Seniors workshops.
10 services
Central Outreach and Advocacy Center helps adults who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in downtown Atlanta. They help people get IDs, birth certificates, Social Security cards, mail, benefits, medical referrals, job help, clothing for work, and advocacy support.
11 services
Atlanta Legal Aid Society gives free civil legal help to people who cannot afford a lawyer. The Fulton County/Downtown Headquarters helps with issues like housing, family safety, benefits, consumer problems, seniors, disability rights, veterans, and health-related legal needs.
12 services
The Administration for Community Living is a federal agency in HHS that supports older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and the organizations that serve them. It does not give money or services directly to individuals, but it funds programs and runs tools like Eldercare Locator and DIAL to help people find local help.
8 services
GeorgiaLegalAid.org is a statewide legal-help website, not a walk-in office. It gives free legal information, self-help materials, online forms, and referrals to legal aid programs that help people in Georgia with civil legal problems.
4 services
Cam and Madi's Promise, Inc. is a Georgia nonprofit that helps families of children with intellectual, developmental, spinal, or brain injury needs. They help families understand and apply for Georgia Medicaid waivers like Katie Beckett and NOW/COMP, and they connect families to other special-needs resources.
5 services
National Asian Pacific Center on Aging is a national nonprofit that helps Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander older adults. Its helpline helps older adults and caregivers understand Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, SSI, SNAP, LIHEAP, vaccines, and other services in several languages.
7 services
The Georgia Department of Community Health is a State of Georgia agency in Atlanta. It runs or oversees Georgia Medicaid, PeachCare for Kids, Georgia Pathways to Coverage, the State Health Benefit Plan, health facility regulation, and rural health funding programs.
12 services
Wholesome Wave Georgia helps people in Georgia get fresh, healthy, local food. They help with SNAP applications, double SNAP dollars for fruits and vegetables at partner markets and stores, and run produce prescription and community food programs.
6 services
Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency is a State of Georgia agency that helps people with disabilities live more independently and get or keep work. It offers job counseling, training, job coaching, help with work supports, transition help for students, sensory services, and disability benefit determination support.
12 services
Go Direct is an official U.S. government service that helps people switch federal benefit checks to electronic payments. It helps people enroll in direct deposit or, by phone, a Direct Express debit card if they do not have a bank account.
3 services
Meriwether County DFCS is a Georgia state family and benefits office that serves Meriwether County. It helps people apply for and manage SNAP food benefits, Medicaid, TANF cash help, and child welfare services like child protective services, foster care, and adoption information.
8 services
Fulton South County DFCS is a Georgia state office serving Fulton County families and children. The South Fulton office remains open, but since August 1, 2025 it is mainly used for child welfare work and self-service options; SNAP, TANF, Medicaid, and child support customers are directed to the Fulton County DHS Office or Georgia Gateway for full service.
10 services
DeKalb County DFCS is the local state office for Georgia family and benefits services in DeKalb County. They help people apply for SNAP food benefits, Medicaid, TANF cash help, child welfare services, foster care, and adoption support.
8 services
Abbott Nutrition helps patients and caregivers check insurance coverage for Abbott nutrition products recommended by a health care provider. If there is no insurance coverage or other help available, its Patient Assistance Program may provide eligible nutrition products at no cost.
3 services
TruConnect is a wireless phone company, not a housing or rent-help agency. It helps eligible low-income people get Lifeline phone service with talk, text, and mobile data, and it also sells prepaid mobile plans.
3 services
Intown Collaborative Ministries now does business as Intown Cares. They help people in Intown Atlanta with free groceries, food delivery for people who cannot get to the pantry, and outreach support for people experiencing homelessness.
Virginia Highland6 services
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation is a U.S. government agency that protects private pension benefits. It pays or helps manage pension benefits when covered pension plans end or cannot pay, and it helps people search for unclaimed retirement benefits.
6 services
Pfizer RxPathways helps people in the U.S. find ways to pay for Pfizer medicines. It connects eligible patients to Pfizer assistance programs, co-pay and savings offers, insurance support, and other medicine-cost resources.
8 services
Assurance Wireless is a Lifeline phone service provider for eligible low-income households. It offers free or low-cost wireless service with talk, text, data, and phone options through the T-Mobile network, including service for eligible Georgia residents in selected areas.
5 services
