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Families of people in prison

Forever Family

Family Programs

Forever Family helps children in Georgia who have a parent in prison or jail. They take kids on chaperoned trips to visit their mothers in prison. They also give travel vouchers for visits with fathers, and offer programs for children and caregivers.

352 University Avenue, West 104 Atlanta

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Motherhood Beyond Bars

Infant & Caregiver SupportReentry & Reunification

Motherhood Beyond Bars is a Georgia group that helps women who are pregnant or have babies while in prison. It also helps the family members and friends who care for those babies. It gives diapers, baby supplies, money for calls and emails with mothers, and help planning for life after prison.

4549 Chamblee-Dunwoody Rd. Atlanta

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Women on the Rise

Parole Handbook

Women on the Rise is led by women who have been in jail or prison. It helps women coming home with case management, monthly support circles, and links to housing, jobs and mental health care. It also organizes for fairer laws and helps people learn about their voting rights.

1005 Virginia Ave, Suite 325 Hapeville

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The Life Unit

Family Support Circle Workbook

The Life Unit is a nonprofit that helps people affected by jail or prison. It runs a free weekly online support group, a re-entry course, mentoring for young men ages 12 to 25, and court diversion classes for people who could face jail. It was started by a formerly incarcerated man.

2260 Northlake Pkwy #100 Tucker

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Kidz 2 Leaders Inc.

Alumni CommunityAnchored2HopeCamp Hope +2 more

Kidz2Leaders helps children who have a parent in prison. Kids can start at Camp Hope, a free week-long overnight camp, at ages 8 to 10. The group then stays with them and their families for ten years or more through family support, paid internships and an alumni community. It is a Christian ministry.

4385 Lower Roswell Road Marietta

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HCF Preventative Services, Inc. (A New Entry to Re-Entry, Health & Work Ministry)

Support Groups

HCF Preventative Services is a faith-based group that helps people leaving jail, prison, or foster care get steady. They help with housing placement, job training, health checks, parenting support, and mentoring. Office visits are by appointment only.

One West Court Square, Suite 750 Decatur

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Families of people in prisonCommunity group

Atlanta Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression

Justice campaigns for families of people killed by police or in jail

The Atlanta Alliance is the Atlanta branch of a national group that works against racism and police violence. It is working to close Fulton County Jail and end cash bail there. It holds regular Tuesday evening meetings and stands with families of people killed by police or who died in jail.

711 Catherine St SW Atlanta

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Release To Reunion Incorporated

Parenting counseling and family reunification support

Release2Reunion, also called Release To Reunion, is an Atlanta nonprofit whose name and motto, "Embracing Families," reflect its focus on helping families come back together, including those affected by incarceration. People can reach the group by phone or email to ask about current services.

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Newlife-Second Chance Outreach

Our Time Virtual Support Group for Families

NewLife-Second Chance Outreach is a volunteer-run group led by people who have been in prison. It helps Georgians affected by an arrest, conviction, or incarceration. It offers free money courses, job and leadership workshops, voter education, a list of fair-chance resources, and a family support group. It does not give legal advice or help pay for rent, housing, or bills.

457 Nathan Dean Blvd STE 105 #330 Dallas

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Positive Outreach Development Society Inc. (POD Society)

S.I.P.P. (Support Incarcerated Population Program)

POD Society is a nonprofit that works to help people coming home from jail or prison succeed. It offers mentoring, thinking-skills programs, help finding work and housing, and mental health and substance use support for people still inside. It also holds community events on second chances and gun violence.

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All of Us or None ATL

All of Us or None ATL Services

All of Us or None ATL is a grassroots group that organizes for the rights of people who are currently or formerly incarcerated, and their families, in the Atlanta area. Their current campaign works to end the part of Georgia's constitution that still allows slavery and forced labor as punishment for a crime. People can follow their advocacy and join their organizing through social media.

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