123 organizations
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PRF Institute is a faith-based nonprofit financial education and coaching group based by mailing address in Opelika, Alabama. It helps people and communities with money skills, debt, saving, estate planning, and paths toward homeownership through coaching, assessments, classes, and community financial health programs.
11 services
The State Bar of Georgia is the official organization for lawyers licensed in Georgia. It helps the public with lawyer complaints, attorney-client communication problems, attorney fee disputes, and links to free or low-cost civil legal help.
Downtown6 services
Farm Aid is a national nonprofit that supports family farmers in the United States. It helps farmers by phone and online with crisis support, referrals, funding information, disaster recovery resources, legal and financial referrals, and farmer advocacy.
12 services
Metro Fair Housing Services, Inc. is a nonprofit fair housing organization in Atlanta. They help people understand and report housing discrimination, give free housing counseling, teach fair housing rights, and investigate possible violations of fair housing laws.
Lakewood Heights9 services
Prison Book Program is a nonprofit based in Quincy, Massachusetts, not Atlanta. It sends free books and reading materials to people in prison across most of the United States, including many federal and state facilities, and also publishes prison resource and legal guides.
5 services
The Fulton County Courts Justice Resource Center is a self-help legal center inside the Fulton County court complex. It helps people who represent themselves find forms, legal information, computer access, attorney consultations, family law clinics, senior legal help, housing clinic referrals, notary help, and copy or print services.
Glenrose Heights10 services
Upsolve is a nonprofit that helps low-income and working-class people file Chapter 7 bankruptcy without hiring a lawyer. Its free online tool checks eligibility, helps prepare bankruptcy forms, and gives step-by-step guidance for filing with the local bankruptcy court.
7 services
DeKalb Pro Bono is the current public name of the organization incorporated as DeKalb Volunteer Lawyers Foundation. It helps low-income people in DeKalb County with civil legal problems like family law, debt, landlord issues, probate, wills, and protective orders.
9 services
The Health Resources and Services Administration is a federal health agency, not a local Atlanta nonprofit. It funds health programs across the U.S. and runs national services like vaccine injury compensation, countermeasure injury compensation, health center lookup tools, HIV care programs, and a 24/7 maternal mental health hotline.
7 services
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Georgia helps people hurt by drunk or drugged driving crashes. They offer free victim support, help understanding court and victim rights, help with victim impact statements, referrals, support groups, and a 24-hour help line.
10 services
Protect Our Defenders is a national nonprofit that helps people harmed by military sexual assault, sexual harassment, and retaliation. They offer free legal help or referrals, survivor resources, policy advocacy, and training about military sexual violence.
4 services
American Adoptions is a licensed private adoption agency that helps pregnant people, birth parents, adoptive families, and children with domestic infant adoption. They offer a free 24/7 adoption hotline, adoption planning, counseling, help choosing an adoptive family, and support with eligible living, medical, and legal expenses.
5 services
GeorgiaLegalAid.org is a statewide self-help legal website. It is a joint project of Atlanta Legal Aid Society and Georgia Legal Services Program, and it shares legal information, forms, guides, videos, and contact information for legal aid offices and courts.
Downtown10 services
The American Bar Association runs ABA Free Legal Answers, a free online legal clinic. People in Georgia who qualify can post civil legal questions online and get basic advice from volunteer lawyers licensed in Georgia.
3 services
National Women's Law Center is a national nonprofit that fights for gender justice through legal help, court cases, policy work, and public education. Its Legal Network and TIME'S UP Legal Defense Fund help people facing sex discrimination, workplace sexual harassment, or retaliation connect with attorneys and, in selected cases, get help paying legal or media costs.
4 services
Citizenshipworks is an online tool that helps lawful permanent residents check if they may be ready to apply for U.S. citizenship. It helps people work through the citizenship application and can connect them with legal help for naturalization questions.
4 services
The U.S. Department of Education is the federal agency for education. Through Federal Student Aid, it helps students and families apply for college money such as grants, loans, and work-study, and it also handles student loan information and education civil rights complaints.
7 services
The ACLU of Georgia is a civil rights and civil liberties organization serving people across Georgia. It works through lawsuits, policy advocacy, voter-rights work, public education, volunteer programs, and legal observer work, but it says it usually cannot provide individual legal aid or respond to legal-help requests.
6 services
Administer Justice is a faith-based nonprofit that helps people who cannot afford a lawyer. It offers 45-minute legal advice appointments, a next-steps plan, resource coaching, and optional prayer through Gospel Justice Centers and phone scheduling.
5 services
A Better Balance is a nonprofit legal advocacy group that helps workers and students understand their rights at work and school. Their free, private helpline answers questions about sick leave, family leave, pregnancy, pumping at work, caregiver discrimination, fair schedules, and equal pay.
4 services
