Housing & Shelter

Advocates for Children's Together for Families program supports families involved in the child welfare system who are struggling with poverty. They connect you to housing, baby supplies, clothing, and personal care items, and offer one-on-one help navigating the system.

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Agape Remah Christian Ministries runs a Transitional Housing Program that offers short-term housing for adults who are homeless or about to lose their housing. Staff work with you to make a plan and move toward stable, independent living.

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Atlanta Shared Housing offers affordable, stable rooms for individuals, couples, veterans, and seniors. Their housing sits near public transit and jobs to help you stay connected.

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Bella Luve' Goes Pink provides Comfort Boxes filled with personal care items for women going through chemo or radiation treatment for breast cancer. The boxes help with post-surgery needs during recovery.

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Bloom Oasis offers safe, independent living for adults going through a hard time — like starting over after a setback or coming back to the community. They also help with everyday skills, finding work, case management, and figuring out the system.

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Bridging the Gap Independent Living and Resource Center offers transitional housing for young people ages 17 to 22 who have aged out of Georgia foster care. They also help with daily life skills, building a support network, and finishing a GED or high school diploma.

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Buckhead Christian Ministry offers one-time financial help to cover rent, mortgage, or utility bills when you fall behind. You can receive this help up to twice within a five-year period.

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CHRIS 180 at Emory Johns Creek Hospital offers classes and support groups for new and expecting parents. You can learn about things like breastfeeding, infant massage, car seat safety, and parenting.

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Charlotte's Hope supports young people ages 5–18 who are living with mental or physical health challenges. They help families pay for housing and utilities, connect with mental health care, and find their way through the system.

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Clubhouse International is a welcoming community for people living with mental illness who are working toward recovery. They help you find housing, mental health care, school, and work, and connect you with others who understand what you're going through.

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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 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 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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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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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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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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