Housing & Shelter

Hope Shelter offers safe, short-term housing for people leaving violence or abuse. They provide counseling, case management, and a caring support network to help you get back on your feet.

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Hosanna's Haven offers shared and independent supportive housing for adults at any stage of life. They also provide a food pantry, help with daily life skills, and a caring community where you can feel safe.

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Hummingbird & Fox offers shared housing where you have your own independence but also neighbors and support close by. They provide long-term homes along with case management to help you find your way through other services.

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Infinite Strength helps single mothers who are living with metastatic (advanced) breast cancer. They give monthly money to help pay for housing for up to six months.

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This group builds and remodels homes to be wheelchair-friendly for U.S. military veterans who were injured serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. They make changes that fit each veteran's needs so the home is easier to move around in.

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Join the Flock helps families facing cancer stay in their homes by paying part of their monthly housing costs. If cancer has made it hard to keep up with rent or your mortgage, they can help ease that burden.

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Joining Hearts runs the New Horizons Program, which helps people living with HIV/AIDS pay rent so they can live more independently in their own place anywhere in the city. It serves individuals and families of all ages.

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Journey Connections offers stable, affordable, supportive housing and independent-living help. They serve veterans, seniors, domestic violence survivors, and people with low incomes who are facing housing challenges.

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Kits to Heart puts together free care kits for people facing cancer and the people caring for them. Each kit is filled with comforting things like blankets, fans, personal care items, and small gifts, for all ages and all types of cancer.

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Life Wireless helps people in Georgia with low income get free cell phone service through the government's Lifeline program. If you qualify, the benefit can cover your monthly phone bill.

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The Lithonia Housing Authority offers public housing — safe, affordable rental homes for people with low incomes. They serve families, seniors, adults 18 and older, and people with disabilities.

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This is a day shelter for women and children who don't have a safe place to stay. They offer temporary shelter, daily meals, childcare, hygiene, and help learning life skills and finding your way through the system.

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This Salvation Army family housing program gives single parents and their young children a safe place to stay, along with one-on-one case management to help you get back on your feet.

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Love Not Lost offers a free professional photo session for people facing a terminal diagnosis or stage 4 cancer, so you can hold onto memories with the people you love. It's a gift made to help families and loved ones during a hard time.

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Mad Housers builds free, simple shelters — small huts and low-rider structures — for people who are homeless. They give these shelters away at no cost to people of all ages.

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Making A Way Housing offers emergency overnight shelter and basic support for people in Atlanta who don't have a place to stay. They serve adults, teens, and seniors, including people living with HIV/AIDS, chronic illness, or mental health and substance use challenges.

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The Marietta Housing Authority runs a program that helps you pay your rent through Housing Choice Vouchers. It's open to families with very low income, seniors, and people with disabilities.

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Martin Street Plaza Apartments offers affordable, long-term housing for seniors. It gives older adults a comfortable place to call home with helpful amenities and services.

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