Inspiredu is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps families and adults in Georgia learn computer and internet skills. It runs workshops for families and adults, a youth STEM careers program, and open lab hours at its Atlanta training center. Families who attend a Family Learning workshop can get a free laptop.
Dogwood Library is a neighborhood branch of the Fulton County Library System at 1838 Donald Lee Hollowell Pkwy NW. It has a computer lab, study rooms, meeting rooms, and a book return that works after hours. Staff help with research questions, and the branch hosts classes and events for adults, teens, and children.
The Buckhead Library is a branch of the Fulton County Library System at 269 Buckhead Ave. NE. You can borrow books and media, use free public computers, printing and copies, and book meeting and study rooms. It also has a teen center and classes. The system's Social Services team helps people find referrals and apply for benefits.
YWCA Greater Atlanta works for women, girls and families. It runs a free digital skills course for women, a child care and pre-K school, breast health classes with free mammograms for some women, and a training program on Georgia state policy. It also has a STEAM program for girls and summer camp for kids.
This is a DeKalb County public library branch on McConnell Drive in Decatur. You can borrow books, movies and music, use computers and WiFi, and ask staff for research help. It also has meeting and study rooms and voter registration.
The Latin American Association helps Latino families and immigrants. At its Atlanta office on Buford Highway, staff help with food and basic needs, rent and utility bills, immigration legal services, classes, jobs, and youth programs. Services are by appointment, so call first.
Integrity Transformations Community Development Corporation (Integrity CDC) is a nonprofit in the Capitol View neighborhood of southwest Atlanta that has helped job seekers since 1995. It offers job readiness classes, a beginner computer skills class, and help finding jobs or job training, and it welcomes people with criminal records. It also has a computer lab people can walk in and use.
Clarkston Library is a branch of the DeKalb County Public Library. You can borrow books, movies, Chromebooks and wireless hotspots, use computers and WiFi, and ask a librarian for help. It also has a meeting room and a youth area.
This is the Martin Luther King Jr. Branch of the Fulton County Library System, near the King historic district in Atlanta. You can borrow materials, use a computer lab, and go to free-time programs for kids, teens, adults and seniors.
Evolution Arts Inc is an Atlanta-area group that teaches technology, money skills and the arts to underserved communities. It runs coding, dance and fitness, and career programs, plus a paid summer tech apprenticeship for Fulton County youth ages 16 to 24. It also holds community events such as dance nights, wellness sessions and a roller skating night.
Connecting Communities and Families helps young adults leaving foster care, people coming home from prison or jail, and families with low to moderate incomes. They offer job training, computer skills classes, job placement help, and support like case management and rides.
Summerhill Neighborhood Development Corporation is a neighborhood nonprofit that has worked in Summerhill for more than thirty years. It runs a food pantry on Wednesdays, sewing classes for kids, a computer lab, and a community garden where neighbors can sign up for a plot.
The Evelyn G. Lowery Library at Cascade is a Fulton County library branch in Southwest Atlanta. It has a computer lab, a tablet station, meeting rooms, study rooms and books for all ages. The library system's social services team can point you to longer-term help with things like benefits, housing, jobs and ID.
The East Atlanta Library is a branch of the Fulton County Library System at 400 Flat Shoals Ave. SE. It has a computer lab, study rooms, meeting rooms, and storytimes and other events. The library system's Social Services team can also help patrons find community support.
This is the Louise Watley Library at Southeast, a public library branch on Pryor Road in Atlanta. It is part of the Fulton County Library System. The branch has a computer lab, meeting and study rooms, and GED testing. The system's Social Services team can connect people to longer-term help.
West End Library is a public library branch of the Fulton County Library System in southwest Atlanta. People can get a library card, borrow books, use free computers and the internet, and join classes and events. The library's Social Services team also helps people get connected to benefits, housing, IDs, and other community support through referrals to partner agencies.
The Peachtree Branch is a public library in Midtown Atlanta, part of the Fulton County Library System. It has a computer lab, meeting rooms, and a book return that works after hours. The branch also hosts events such as family storytime and a teen design program.
Adams Park Library is a branch of the Fulton County Library System in Southwest Atlanta. You can borrow materials, use public computers and free Wi-Fi, and use study and meeting rooms. The branch also hosts children's programs and visits from a library social worker.
The Mechanicsville Library is a public library at 400 Formwalt St SW in the Fulton County Library System. It has a computer lab, two study rooms, and a large meeting room. The branch also lists craft sessions, tech sessions, storytimes, and visits with a social worker.
Northside Branch is a public library in northwest Atlanta, part of the Fulton County Library System. It has a computer lab, study rooms, a meeting room, and programs for kids, teens, and adults. The system's social services team can connect people to help with housing, benefits, jobs, and more.
