34 organizations
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Sowega Council on Aging is the Area Agency on Aging for 14 counties in southwest Georgia. It helps older adults and adults with disabilities find meals, transportation, in-home help, caregiver support, legal help, activities, and other services so they can stay independent.
13 services
Meals On Wheels Atlanta helps low-income older adults in Atlanta and parts of Fulton County get food at home. They deliver prepared meals, offer pantry and pet food support, and run home repair help for some seniors, veterans, and Cobb County homeowners.
Berkeley Park9 services
Meals On Wheels Atlanta helps older adults in Atlanta who are hungry, homebound, or isolated. They deliver prepared meals, offer pantry food and pet food, and also run home repair support so seniors and some veterans can stay safely at home.
10 services
Atlanta Habitat for Humanity ReStore is a nonprofit home improvement store at 271 Chester Ave SE. It sells donated furniture, appliances, building materials, decor, tools, and other home goods at discounted prices, and the money helps Atlanta Habitat build and repair affordable homes.
6 services
USDA Rural Development Home Loans is a federal program that helps eligible people in rural areas buy, build, repair, or keep their homes. In Georgia, people can use the My RD Loan Portal, call the home loan contact, or email the Georgia office for help with direct loans, home repair loans and grants, and current USDA loan servicing.
5 services
Citizen Potawatomi Nation is a federally recognized tribal government based in Shawnee, Oklahoma. Its Housing Department helps CPN tribal members and some other Native American households with affordable rental housing, home repair, down payment help, and home construction or purchase programs.
8 services
Water Well Trust is a national nonprofit that helps low-income U.S. homeowners get safe drinking water and wastewater systems. It helps pay for new or repaired water wells and septic systems, especially in rural or hard-to-reach communities where public water or sewer service is not practical.
4 services
Operation Finally Home is a national nonprofit based in New Braunfels, Texas. It helps veterans, first responders, surviving spouses, and their families by providing mortgage-free homes, transitional housing, and home modifications.
4 services
Habitat for Humanity of NW Metro Atlanta helps people in Cobb, Douglas, and Paulding counties get safe, affordable housing. They build homes with qualified first-time homebuyers, offer critical home repairs for some low-income homeowners, and run a ReStore that sells donated home goods to support the work.
5 services
Atlanta Habitat for Humanity helps people buy safe, affordable homes in Atlanta and South Fulton. They also offer home repairs, money coaching, scholarships for eligible Habitat families, ReStore thrift shops, and volunteer build opportunities.
6 services
Gary Sinise Foundation is a national nonprofit that supports veterans, active-duty service members, first responders, wounded heroes, and families of fallen heroes. It helps through custom accessible homes, home modifications, mobility equipment, mental wellness support, first responder grants, meals, concerts, and family events.
14 services
SERCAP helps low-income people and rural communities with safe water, septic systems, housing, small business support, and community development. In Georgia, it works through GA RCAP to provide training, technical help, and financing help for rural water and wastewater systems and related projects.
13 services
Tallatoona Community Action Partnership, Inc. is a community action agency serving northwest Georgia. It helps low-income households with utility bills, weatherization, Head Start and Early Head Start, case management, job help, GED support, budgeting, and referrals.
11 services
Building Homes for Heroes is a national nonprofit that helps injured and disabled veterans and Gold Star families. It builds, renovates, or gives mortgage-free homes and offers support so families can have stable housing.
3 services
Care & Conserve is a City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management program. It helps low- to moderate-income City water customers with past-due water and sewer bills, and it also supports plumbing repairs and water-saving help for eligible low-income homeowners.
4 services
Chico Rancheria Housing Corporation is the housing entity for the Mechoopda Indian Tribe of Chico Rancheria in Chico, California. It helps low-income Native American and Mechoopda tribal families with affordable housing, rental help, move-in costs, home repairs, homebuyer help, and self-sufficiency planning.
11 services
U.S. Department of the Interior Indian Affairs is a federal agency that serves federally recognized Tribes and eligible American Indian and Alaska Native people. Its Housing Improvement Program can help eligible households with home repairs, renovation, replacement housing, or modest new housing, but it is not general rent help for everyone in Atlanta.
1 service
Habitat for Humanity DeKalb is a nonprofit that helps people in DeKalb County have safer and more stable homes. It focuses on critical home repairs for seniors and veterans, affordable homeownership, homeownership education, and volunteer-supported fundraising events.
6 services
USDA Rural Development in Georgia is a federal government office that serves rural communities and residents. Its Single Family Housing team helps very-low-income homeowners apply for repair loans and grants to fix homes and remove health or safety hazards.
2 services
Jared Allen's Homes for Wounded Warriors is a nonprofit that builds mortgage-free, accessible homes for combat-wounded U.S. veterans. The homes are made for each veteran's injuries so they can live more safely and independently.
2 services
