Housing & Shelter

The Navy Housing Service Center helps Navy members and their families find a place to live. Trained staff give housing advice and help you navigate the system.

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Community Concerns, Inc. offers shared housing with private rooms for women age 50 and older. It's a safe, drug-free place to live for a weekly fee.

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Community Concerns runs Odyssey Villas, a permanent supportive housing program for working adults who are experiencing homelessness, along with their children. They offer long-term housing and case management to help your family stay stable.

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Community Restoration Project's Motel To Home program helps families move from a motel into a permanent home. They can help cover your security deposit and first month's rent.

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The Courage Under Cancer Foundation helps people facing cancer pay for everyday costs. They can assist with rent or mortgage, utilities, medical bills, medication, and travel or gas to get to care.

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The Doraville Library is a place for everyone to learn, read, and connect. You can borrow books, use computers and the internet, and find help through community support services.

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The Dramatists Guild Foundation gives emergency cash help to playwrights, composers, lyricists, and bookwriters going through a serious hardship or sudden illness. The money can help cover housing, healthcare, or childcare when times get hard.

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Ebeauty Community runs a Wig Exchange Program that gives new or gently used wigs to women going through cancer treatment. You can choose a wig using their selection form.

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Embracing My Natural, Inc. helps women feel their best by giving out free personal care items. They welcome female individuals of all ages.

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Emmaus House helps Atlanta families and individuals who are facing a money emergency. They can help you pay rent or utilities so you don't lose your home.

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Empowered by Pink helps women going through cancer treatment with $25 gas cards and personal care items. The program is open to women of any age, including those who are low-income or uninsured.

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Empowerline helps older adults and people with limited mobility find a nursing home or other housing that fits their needs. They offer one-on-one counseling and can help you understand and navigate the system.

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Faith Village Independent Living offers stable, long-term housing for adults who are having a hard time finding a place to live. Residents can also get help with case management, food, personal care items, finding work or school, and understanding government programs.

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Ferst Readers mails free, age-appropriate books to children every month from birth until their fifth birthday. It's a literacy program that helps families build a home library at no cost.

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Fifth Third Bank's mortgage team helps people who want to buy a home understand the process and find down payment assistance programs they may qualify for, like the Fifth Third Down Payment program. They serve adults, young adults, teens, seniors, individuals, and families, including those with low incomes.

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The Women's Transformation Center, run by First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta, is a safe shared home for women working toward living on their own. They offer short-term housing, meals, and help finding your way through other services.

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Forgotten Soldier Outreach sends care packages to active-duty troops, filled with personal care items, small gifts, and letters of encouragement. It's a way to remind service members that people back home support them.

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Foster Care Support Foundation gives free clothing, baby gear, and toys to children in foster care and kinship care across Georgia. You can get items for babies, kids, and teens at no cost.

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