17 organizations
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Atlanta Public Schools is Atlanta's public school district. Its Adult Education program helps people age 16 and older who are not in high school prepare for GED or HiSET exams, learn English and citizenship skills, and get career support like resumes, interview practice, and referrals.
11 services
Community Assistance Center helps people in Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, and part of Doraville with basic needs during hard times. They help with rent, utilities, food, clothing, tax filing, adult classes, and job support.
14 services
Catholic Charities Atlanta is a nonprofit social service agency that helps families and individuals become stable and self-sufficient. It offers counseling, parenting support, English and citizenship classes, financial and housing counseling, SNAP help, immigration legal help, refugee services, and veteran support.
17 services
Welcome to America Inc. is a nonprofit immigration and health support organization in Hesperia and Long Beach, California. It is recognized by the Department of Justice and helps with immigration forms, legal advice, citizenship classes, health insurance enrollment, and community health worker support.
11 services
The International Rescue Committee in Atlanta helps refugees and immigrants rebuild their lives in Georgia. It helps with resettlement, case management, furnished housing, rental help, health care connections, English classes, job support, youth programs, and immigration services.
10 services
Learn To Be is a nonprofit that gives free, one-on-one online tutoring to underserved K-12 students across the United States. Students are matched with the same volunteer tutor for regular weekly help in subjects like math, reading, writing, and ESL.
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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
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
The Latin American Association (LAA) is a nonprofit that helps Latino immigrants and their families build a stable life in metro Atlanta. At its Atlanta Outreach Center on Buford Highway, they offer immigration legal help, English and adult classes, job and money help, youth programs, and family support that includes a food pantry and rent or utility help. They also host free health screenings and help people sign up for benefits like Medicaid and food stamps.
11 services
Community Assistance Center (CAC) is the largest human services nonprofit in Sandy Springs and Dunwoody, helping neighbors avoid hunger and homelessness since 1987. They run a food pantry and thrift shop, and provide rent and utility help, free job training, English and adult-education classes, free tax help, and youth programs. In 2024 they served nearly 10,000 people and gave out about one million pounds of food.
9 services
The Clarkston Community Center is a nonprofit hub in Clarkston, one of the most diverse and refugee-rich towns in Georgia. It offers free English classes, after-school and summer programs for kids, senior and refugee programs, computer and digital-skills classes, arts and fitness activities, and affordable fresh-food access. It is a welcoming gathering place that helps newcomers and longtime neighbors learn, connect, and thrive.
9 services
Gwinnett County Public Library is the free public library system for Gwinnett County, with 15 branches across the area. Besides books, e-books, and free WiFi, they offer adult education, English classes, tutoring and learning labs, computer help, passport services, free park and museum passes, and programs for kids, teens, and adults. Anyone in the community can get a library card and use these services for free.
8 services
The Adams Park Branch is a public library in southwest Atlanta, part of the Fulton County Library System. It offers free books, computers and Wi-Fi, study and meeting rooms, ESL (English) classes, and children's and teen programs. Anyone can use the library for free, and it also serves as an early voting site.
7 services
Friends of Refugees is a Clarkston nonprofit (founded 1995) that helps refugees and immigrants build new lives after government resettlement help ends. They offer English and literacy classes, job and small-business training, healthy-food and gardening programs, and maternal health support. Their Embrace Refugee Birth program gives pregnant women free childbirth classes, doula support during labor and after birth, breastfeeding help, and help navigating doctors and hospitals.
4 services
Refugee Women's Network helps refugee and immigrant women and their families in metro Atlanta build new lives in the U.S. They offer help settling in, English and job-readiness training, small-business support, health and wellness programs, and youth programs. They are based at Legacy Park in Decatur and have served refugee women for more than 20 years.
8 services
Divine Reach Education & Counsel (DREC) is a small nonprofit in the South Atlanta area that helps students and adults do better in school and in life. They provide tutoring, mentoring, GED prep, and adult learning, often by partnering with local libraries, schools, and community groups. They also share free online learning resources and college- and job-readiness help.
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