This is the East Atlanta Health Center on Moreland Avenue. It offers sexual and reproductive health care, including birth control, STD and HIV testing, vaccines, and abortion care. You can be seen in person or by telehealth, and you do not need insurance.
YWCA Greater Atlanta is a nonprofit that works for women, girls, and families. It runs a child care school, a free digital skills course for women, a breast health program with free mammograms, and a leadership program on state policy. You can also volunteer or give.
SisterLove is an Atlanta nonprofit that works on HIV prevention and sexual and reproductive health, with a focus on Black women and other communities that get left out. It offers HIV and STI testing, peer support, and education, and it works on health laws and policy. People can get tested at its MotherHouse in the West End or on its Healthy Love Bus.
Black Women's Health Imperative is a national nonprofit started by Black women to protect and improve the health of Black women and girls. It runs health programs, trains young leaders, and pushes for fair health policies. Its contact page lists an Atlanta address.
SisterSong is a national group based in the South and led by women of color. It works for reproductive justice, which means people can make choices about their bodies, families, and health. It offers birth support, labor support trainings, youth programs, and memberships.
Feminist Center for Reproductive Liberation, once called Feminist Women's Health Center, is a clinic in Atlanta that opened in 1976. You can get abortion care, yearly exams, STI and HIV testing, birth control, and hormone therapy there. The center also runs community programs and works on Georgia laws.
Feminist Center is a nonprofit clinic in Atlanta that has given reproductive health care since 1976. It offers abortion care, birth control, STI and HIV testing, gynecology exams, miscarriage care, and hormone therapy. It also does community programs and works on state laws.
GCADV is Georgia's statewide group for domestic violence help. It runs a free hotline that is open all day and night, and it works with more than 50 local programs across the state. It also trains those programs, helps Deaf and hard of hearing survivors, and works to change laws that affect survivors.
The National Coalition of 100 Black Women is a national nonprofit with its main office in Atlanta. It speaks up for Black women and girls on health, education and money issues. It also runs youth and money-skills programs through local chapters, and women can join through a chapter near them.
This is a program at Spelman College, a women's college in Atlanta. A select group of Spelman students take part in advocacy internships, monthly talks, book discussions and project design. The program also runs a podcast called The Blue Record and a discussion series called Spelman Speaks.
Tahirih Justice Center is a national nonprofit with an Atlanta office. It gives free, private legal help and social services to immigrants who have faced violence because of their gender, such as domestic violence, sexual assault, forced marriage or trafficking. Lawyers handle immigration cases, and case managers help with safety plans and finding other help.
AID Atlanta helps people in the Atlanta area who are living with HIV, and it also offers HIV and STI testing. It has medical clinics, a pharmacy, mental health therapy, case managers, and help with housing, bills, and rides.
This is the Atlanta chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women. It is a volunteer-run nonprofit that speaks up for Black women and girls on health, education, money and civic issues. Its main youth program, Teens on the Move, mentors girls ages 13 to 18 and gives college scholarships.
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.
Black Feminist Future is a group that works to build the power of Black women, girls, and gender-expansive people. It runs training schools, a youth summer program, and a membership group. It also shares toolkits, research, and campaigns on topics like abortion rights.
Georgia Alliance for Social Justice is a volunteer-run advocacy group and the official Georgia affiliate of the National Women's March. It organizes rallies, marches, and coalition campaigns on issues like immigrant rights, racial justice, and women's rights across the Atlanta area.
ACLU of Georgia is a statewide group that works to protect civil rights and freedoms. It files lawsuits, pushes for better laws, teaches people about their rights, and trains volunteers to watch elections and protests. It says it is generally not a legal aid office and cannot take most requests for individual legal help.
Clayton County Health District is the local public health department in Jonesboro. It offers low-cost clinic care such as vaccines, STD and HIV testing, cancer screenings, family planning, TB care, WIC, children's dental care and birth certificates. It also runs programs for pregnant women, new parents and children with special needs.
Access Reproductive Care Southeast is a group that helps people in the Southeast get abortion care and other reproductive care. Call their Healthline to ask for money help or for rides, lodging, or an escort. They also give out free Plan B emergency contraception and run a peer support group and a volunteer network.
9to5 Georgia is the Georgia chapter of 9to5, a national group of working women. It was started in Atlanta in 1980. It organizes workers and pushes for better laws on things like paid leave, fair pay, childcare, and voting.