103 places
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Covenant House Georgia helps young people ages 18 to 24 who are homeless or escaping trafficking. It has a crisis shelter, longer-term apartment housing, health care and counseling, school and job help, and street outreach. A young person who needs shelter can call the youth line.
1559 Johnson Road Northwest Atlanta
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24/7 Youth Support LineEmergency Clothing and FoodStreet Outreach
Lost-n-Found Youth is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps LGBTQ+ young people ages 18 to 25 who are homeless or in need. It runs a 24/7 support line, a drop-in center with meals, showers and laundry, emergency and transitional housing, street outreach, and a thrift store.
2585 Chantilly Dr NE Atlanta
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Clothes, Blankets and Shoe Box Giveaway
This ministry serves homeless and less fortunate men, women, children and veterans around Metro Atlanta. It offers counseling, job outreach, free classes, and gives out clothes, shoes, blankets and holiday meals and toys. It also gives referrals for emergency housing.
2444 Lakewood Ave SW Atlanta
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Birthday Party Project Volunteering (Second Wednesday of each month, 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM)The Glo of Giving: Showers & Support for Our Neighbors (Repeats · 10:30 am–2:30 pm)
ShowGlo Wellness is a Christian nonprofit in Metro Atlanta. It puts on grief and wellness gatherings, collects basic items for homeless men, and lines up volunteers for outreach. People can also send a request for help and be pointed to local resources.
600 W Peachtree St NW 17th Floor Atlanta
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Care NavigationCommunity Response Services
PAD is an Atlanta nonprofit that offers help instead of police response or jail for people dealing with extreme poverty, substance use, or mental health problems. You can ask for a PAD team by calling 311. PAD also gives case management to people diverted by law enforcement or with open court cases.
4853 566 Wells Street Atlanta
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Common Soles Non-Medical Foot ClinicSunday Worship (Sundays at 1pm)
Church of the Common Ground is a church with no building. It meets outside in downtown Atlanta, and everyone is welcome. It holds Sunday worship in Woodruff Park, morning prayer, Bible study, and a weekly foot clinic for people living on the streets. Volunteers and visiting groups can join in.
435 Peachtree St. NE Atlanta
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Community Health Outreach and Street Medicine
Mercy Care is a health center at 424 Decatur Street SE in Atlanta. It offers doctor visits, dental care, eye care, and mental health care in one place, and everyone is welcome no matter their insurance or income. People without insurance can pay on a sliding fee scale based on income, and walk-ins are welcome. Outreach teams also bring care to people living outside.
424 Decatur Street Southeast Atlanta
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Compassion OutreachHomelessness Support Lines
Frontline Response is a Christian nonprofit in Atlanta. It works with people who are homeless and with people caught in sex trafficking, and it runs programs for children. This winter it is teaming up with the City of Decatur and DeKalb County on a warming center for people without housing on dangerously cold nights.
2585 Gresham Road South East Atlanta
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Compassion OutreachHomeless Diversion Pilot ProjectHomelessness Outreach & Case Management +2 more
Frontline Response, once known as the Atlanta Dream Center, helps people escape sex trafficking and homelessness in Atlanta. Staff do street outreach, case management, and run a free winter warming shelter with shuttle rides during very cold weather. They also run a youth prevention program that mentors at-risk kids ages 3 to 12 in Atlanta neighborhoods.
652 Angier Ave NE Atlanta
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Get Help Now — Non-Emergency HelplineYouth Outreach
StandUp for Kids – Atlanta is a local chapter of a national group that helps young people who are homeless or at risk of losing their housing. Trained volunteers mentor students at school twice a month. Young people can also call a non-emergency helpline and get a call back within 24 hours.
200 Nelson Ferry Road, Suite B Decatur
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The Grove CDC is the nonprofit partner of The Greater Piney Grove Baptist Church in Atlanta. It helps people in crisis with free food, referrals, and emergency money help when funds are available. It also works on housing, education, and jobs for people in Metro Atlanta, including Grove Gardens at East Lake senior apartments.
1879 Glenwood Avenue SE Atlanta
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Homeless Services / Housing FirstHomeless Street Outreach (PATH)Tuesday Community Resource Help
Intown Cares helps people in intown Atlanta who are hungry or do not have a home. It runs a food pantry where you pick your own groceries on Tuesdays and Saturdays, and it brings groceries to some neighbors. Its outreach workers help people with long-term homelessness get papers and move into permanent housing.
1026 Ponce de Leon Avenue NE Atlanta
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Homeless Services / Housing PlacementNeighborhood-Based Homeless ServicesOnsite Community Resource Assistance +1 more
Intown Cares works to end homelessness and hunger in Intown Atlanta. It runs a pantry where you choose your own groceries twice a week, and it delivers food to people who cannot get there. Its team also helps people who are homeless move into housing and keeps helping after they move in.
1026 Ponce De Leon Avenue Northeast Atlanta
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Outreach and Navigation Services
Gateway Center is a homeless service center at 275 Pryor Street SW in downtown Atlanta. It runs shelter and housing programs, a drop-in Engagement Center, a place to start a housing assessment, street outreach, and job and recovery help. Many programs are for men, and families can use the Engagement Center and housing assessments.
275 Pryor St., SW Atlanta
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Crossroads Community Ministries helps people who have no home or may lose their home. Staff help with case management, ID and birth certificate help, a mailing address, MARTA passes, and rent, utility and move-in costs. A weekday meal is served to people who get these services.
420 Courtland St NE Atlanta
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Resource Linkage & Housing Navigation
CHRIS180 is an Atlanta nonprofit that has served children, adults and families since 1981. It offers counseling, foster care and adoption help, and housing and a drop-in center for young adults facing homelessness. You can call the helpline or fill out an intake form to get started.
830 Glenwood Ave. Atlanta
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A Home For Everyone In DeKalb helps people in DeKalb County who have no stable home or could lose theirs. It can help pay deposits and other move-in costs for people who have steady income but little savings. It also runs a group home for three men and gives out supplies like sleeping bags and MARTA cards in bad weather.
308 Clairemont Avenue Decatur
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Survival shelter buildsTemporary Survival Shelter BuildsHut / Shelter Building +1 more
Mad Housers is a volunteer-run Atlanta nonprofit that builds small, simple shelters called huts for people sleeping outside. The huts give people a locking door, a roof, and a safe place to keep their belongings, and the group also speaks at schools and community events about homelessness.
2175 Worthem Avenue Southwest Atlanta
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Zion Hill CDC is a nonprofit in East Point that works to end homelessness and poverty, with a focus on South Fulton. It helps with rent, mortgage and utility bills, motel stays and rapid rehousing, free health insurance for those who qualify, and cash payments through FLOW + IDA. It also has a 2-1-1 center where you can look up other services.
2741 Bayard St. East Point
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Keep Showing Love is a Christian nonprofit in Decatur. It helps homeless people, low-income families, and youth. By appointment, it offers clothing, shoes, hot meals, food, and hygiene items. It also holds youth events and outreach.
2944 Ember Drive Decatur
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