Family & Children

Bright Spot Network helps parents and families who are dealing with a parent or guardian's cancer. It offers online support groups, family resource navigation, kids' activities, free books and art boxes, and limited financial grants.

9 services

Solomon’s Temple is an emergency and transitional shelter in Atlanta for women and their children who are experiencing homelessness. It gives families a private dorm-style room, meals, child care, family coaching, job support, financial education, and help moving toward stable housing.

Hammond Park5 services

Safe Families for Children is a faith-based nonprofit that helps parents in crisis keep their children safe and keep the family together. Trained volunteers may host children for a short time, support parents, help with goals, and connect families to other community help. Parents keep custody of their children and can ask for them back at any time.

5 services

The Matthew Larson Foundation for Pediatric Brain Tumors, also called IronMatt, helps children and families affected by pediatric brain tumors. It gives financial help to families through hospital social workers and funds pediatric brain tumor research grants.

5 services

The Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice is a state agency that serves justice-involved youth up to age 21. Its Office of Victim Services helps victims of juvenile crimes understand their rights, get release or escape notifications, request restitution information, apply for crime victim compensation, and connect with other services.

8 services

New American Pathways is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps refugees and other immigrants in Georgia build a stable life. They help with immigration legal services, case management, jobs, school support, parenting support, health navigation, SNAP information, and civic leadership.

16 services

Blue Wives Matter is a nonprofit that supports surviving spouses, widowers, fiancees, and children of fallen law enforcement officers. They help families with peer emotional support, some financial help, mental health grants, and mailed police patch packages for children.

6 services

Willow Oak Community Behavioral Health Center, Inc. is a Newnan behavioral health center that helps people with mental health and substance use needs. They offer therapy, group counseling, medication management, case management, crisis intervention, substance use treatment, and DFCS/DHS family services in person and by telehealth.

11 services

Step Up For Mental Health is a Chicago-based nonprofit that helps people and families understand mental health and find support. It offers peer support, help finding local services, small grants, kids programs, digital skills classes, Google Career Certificate scholarships, and Mental Health First Aid training.

11 services

ZERO TO THREE is a national nonprofit based in Washington, DC that focuses on babies and toddlers from birth to age 3. It helps parents, caregivers, professionals, courts, health systems, and policymakers with early childhood resources, training, child welfare system support, infant mental health work, and advocacy.

13 services

Sunshine Foundation is a national wish-granting charity for children ages 3 to 18 from income-limited families. It helps children who are chronically ill, seriously ill, physically challenged, or have been abused by granting dreams such as theme park trips, family trips, adaptive equipment, sensory rooms, shopping sprees, and other approved wishes.

7 services

S.E.R.V.E., LLC is a licensed professional counseling practice that provides virtual mental health services in Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, and Florida. They help teens and adults with counseling for stress, trauma, grief, relationships, family conflict, addiction concerns, and some court-related evaluations.

8 services

Children With Hair Loss is a nonprofit that gives free human-hair wigs and care kits to children and young adults under 21 with medical hair loss. They serve children across the United States and also offer support and hair-care education for families and volunteer stylists.

5 services

Connecting Champions is a nonprofit that helps kids and young adults with cancer, during treatment or after treatment. They ask what the person cares about, then match them with a mentor or friend who shares that interest, using video visits, in-person visits, activity kits, and career exploration.

4 services

Seeds of Fortune is a nonprofit online and hybrid program for students, especially young people from under-resourced communities. It helps students prepare for college, find scholarships and grants, learn money skills, build careers, and join leadership and business programs.

6 services

Chosen Care was a nonprofit that helped foster, adoptive, kinship, and reunified families care for children with trauma. Its website now says Chosen has closed direct services and sends families seeking parent coaching or support to Connection Plus.

1 service