Housing & Shelter

Paradise For Living Services helps adults 18 and older live with mental health and substance use challenges. They offer counseling, case management, medication management, and help finding the services you need.

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Columbia Colony is an apartment community with affordable homes for people and families living on low to moderate incomes. They offer long-term housing along with amenities and support, and they welcome seniors and people with disabilities.

Greenbriar1 service

Peak Living Management offers affordable apartments for people 55 and older and their families who have low to moderate incomes. Each property comes with helpful amenities and services for long-term living.

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Phoenix RCO helps adults recover from substance use, mental illness, or both. They offer peer support, mentoring, support groups, and help finding housing and work.

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Presbyterian Homes of Georgia offers affordable, income-based apartments for seniors. You can live independently in a secure, gated community built for older adults.

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Presbyterian Homes of Georgia offers affordable, income-based apartments for seniors who want to live independently. Their communities are secure, gated mid-rise buildings designed for older adults living on a limited income.

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Briarcliff Summit offers affordable studio, one-, and two-bedroom apartments for seniors and adults with disabilities. If you have a low income, this could be a place to call home.

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Prison Book Program mails free books to people who are in prison, helping them learn, build job skills, and prepare for life after release.

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PCCI helps veterans and their families who are homeless or close to it find stable housing. Their SSVF program offers financial help, case management, benefits guidance, and one-on-one support to get you back on your feet.

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Project Purple helps people who are in treatment for pancreatic cancer. They can help pay for your rent or mortgage, utility bills, and medical bills connected to your care.

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Public Service Telephone Company offers the federal Lifeline discount to help you pay your monthly phone bill. If you qualify, the discount lowers the cost of your phone service.

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Pulsewrx helps you sign up for the federal Lifeline program, which lowers the cost of wireless phone service with talk, text, and data. If you qualify as a benefit recipient or have a low income, they can connect you to this discount.

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Quilts of Valor makes and gives handmade quilts to service members and veterans who have been touched by war. Each quilt is a thank-you for their service and sacrifice.

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The Rally Foundation helps families whose child or teen has been diagnosed with cancer. Their Family Emergency Fund can help pay for healthcare, housing, and utility bills during treatment.

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Release To Reunion helps parents coming home from incarceration get back on their feet. They offer help finding housing, parenting and financial education, counseling, job skills training, computer classes, and family mediation.

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Rescuing Hope walks alongside women who have survived sex trafficking, building a long-term relationship and helping each person grow beyond just getting by. They help you find housing and work, learn daily life skills, navigate complicated systems, and manage your case.

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Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF) offers affordable, comfortable apartments for older adults and people with limited mobility. Their communities include amenities, plus transportation and recreation to help you stay independent.

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SafetyNet Wireless offers a free wireless phone plan to households that qualify based on income or enrollment in certain government benefit programs. If you already get government benefits, they can help you stay connected with a free phone plan.

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