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Justice Center of Atlanta is a nonprofit mediation center in Atlanta. It helps people talk through disputes with a trained neutral mediator, and it also teaches mediation courses for people who want to learn those skills.

Inman Park2 services

The website for this listing is for Inspiration Station Academy, a childcare and learning center in Southwest Atlanta. They serve children from infants through school age with preschool, Pre-K, summer camp, after-school care, daily meals, and education-focused activities.

Campbellton Road7 services

Georgia Organics is a statewide nonprofit that supports organic and sustainable farmers in Georgia. It helps farmers with training, coaching, grants, group buying, organic certification help, and a directory that connects people with local farms and food businesses.

Downtown10 services

The Gwinnett Chamber is a business organization, not a mental health or crisis service. It helps Gwinnett County businesses grow through networking, business education, public policy advocacy, small business support, and economic development programs.

11 services

High Meadows School is a nonprofit, independent day school in Roswell for children age 3 through 8th grade. It offers progressive education on a 42-acre campus, with outdoor learning, arts, technology, Spanish, athletics, after-school care, summer camp, and need-based financial aid.

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Marcus Autism Center is part of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta and serves children with autism and their families. It provides autism evaluations, medical care, feeding care, behavior treatment, skill-building therapy, family support, research studies, camps, and workshops.

10 services

Atlanta Association of Interpreters and Translators is a nonprofit professional group for interpreters and translators in Georgia. It helps people find language professionals through an online directory, and it offers members training, networking, newsletters, and job or project notices.

6 services

Adams Park Library is a Fulton County public library branch in Southwest Atlanta. It offers books, free Wi-Fi, public computers, study and meeting rooms, children’s programs, English classes, job help, and social service referrals.

10 services

The website connected to the listed phone and address now presents the group as Stella Love Nonprofit, a faith-based nonprofit in Roswell. It helps people with a free client-choice food pantry, groceries, hygiene items, clothing, youth tutoring, ESL classes, and outreach for people who are unhoused.

10 services

Atlanta Preservation Center is a nonprofit that protects Atlanta's historic buildings, neighborhoods, and landscapes. It helps through preservation advocacy, education programs, public tours, school programs, and events at historic sites.

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This is the Allgood Head Start center in Marietta, run by Ninth District Opportunity, Inc., a nonprofit community action agency. It offers free Head Start, Early Head Start, and Georgia Pre-K programs that prepare young children from low-income Cobb County families for school. Families can pre-apply online or call the center to enroll.

3 services

Favor House Inc. is a year-round youth enrichment and community development nonprofit in College Park, serving kids and families across metro Atlanta. Best known for its Georgia Favor Track Club (running since 2005), it also runs a food program, a learning-loss tutoring program, an arts program, and a community garden. Its goal is to help young people grow through fitness, education, healthy food, and mentorship.

6 services

Premier Academy, Inc. is a nonprofit early learning and child development center that has provided affordable, high-quality childcare in metro Atlanta since 1971. At its Renaissance center it cares for children from 6 weeks to 5 years old, runs a free Georgia Pre-K classroom, and offers an after-school program with free transportation for kids ages 5 to 12. It also connects families to free school-based mental health counseling and other family support services.

Downtown7 services

Sowing Seed Academy and Mentoring Center (SSAMC) is a nonprofit that runs free after-school and mentoring programs for teens in grades 6-12 and young adults ages 18-25 across the Atlanta metro area. They help students with homework, life skills, job training, and getting back on track in school, and they also offer classes to support parents. Programs include meals, transportation from school, college and career field trips, and on-the-job training through partner companies.

5 services

The Georgia Fatherhood Program is a free, voluntary state program run by the Division of Child Support Services (DCSS) for parents who owe child support and are out of work or underemployed. It helps them find jobs and become self-sufficient through job training, job placement, GED classes, driver's license reinstatement, and emotional wellness courses. It also helps parents stay involved in their children's lives and avoid going to court over unpaid support.

7 services

Bright from the Start is Georgia's state agency for early care and education, also called DECAL. It runs Georgia's free Pre-K program, licenses and inspects child care centers and home day cares, and helps families pay for child care through the CAPS subsidy program. Families can call its help line to find quality-rated child care near them and check if they qualify for assistance.

Downtown7 services

Duluth Cooperative Ministry (Hands of Christ), known as the Duluth Co-op, is a community food pantry serving families in Duluth ZIP codes 30096 and 30097. They give out free groceries — fresh produce, bread, meat, and canned goods — by appointment twice a month, and also offer limited rent and utility bill help, holiday meals, school supplies, ESOL classes, and job referrals. (Note: this listing was filed as 'Food Finder GA' but is actually the Duluth Co-op.)

7 services

New Life Community Alliance (NLCA) is a faith-rooted nonprofit in Decatur that has helped South DeKalb neighbors for over two decades. They run a food pantry, a free clothing store, and barber/hair grooming services, plus GED classes, job and career help, and housing and eviction-prevention support. In 2025 they gave out more than 70,000 meals and helped over 300 families avoid eviction.

8 services