Kids in Need of Defense (KIND) gives free immigration legal help to children who came to the United States without a parent or legal guardian. Its Atlanta office has staff lawyers and works with volunteer lawyers from law firms, companies, and law schools. They help children with their cases and represent them in immigration court.
GLAHR is a community group that teaches and organizes Latino immigrants in Georgia to defend their civil and human rights. People can call its hotline if they are mistreated, abused or detained. It also runs weekly community meetings, a youth group, a community radio show, a literacy and school-completion space, and DACA renewal help.
Tahirih Justice Center is a national nonprofit with an office in Atlanta that gives free, private legal and social services to immigrants who have faced violence because of their gender, such as domestic violence, sexual assault, forced marriage or trafficking. Its lawyers help with immigration cases like asylum, VAWA, T visas, U visas and special immigrant juvenile status, and its social services team helps with safety planning and connecting to other help. The Atlanta office serves survivors across Georgia. They do not take walk-ins, so start by calling.
This Georgia nonprofit works for the civil rights of Asian American, Pacific Islander and other immigrant communities. It gives immigration legal help, holds free citizenship clinics and Know Your Rights sessions, and helps people vote. It also runs a monthly free grocery pop-up and a multilingual resource guide.
CAIR Georgia is the Georgia chapter of a national Muslim civil rights group. It gives free legal help to people treated unfairly because of their religion. It also shares guides on your rights at work, at school, and with immigration agents.
Project South is a Southern group that builds social movements to fight poverty and unfair treatment. Its Legal & Advocacy team works on immigrants' rights and on defending Muslim communities from state repression. It holds Know Your Rights workshops and legal training for lawyers and law students.
Unidos Georgia is a website and group of Latino-serving community organizations in Georgia. It helps Spanish-speaking and immigrant families find free health services, trusted organizations, and guides about their rights. Families can also use its lists to find food, health, education and immigration help.
LCF Georgia is a nonprofit that serves Latino families, students, workers and business owners across Georgia. It gives free health screenings, runs a nonpartisan voter and civic program, and gives out scholarships and grants. It also helps other Latino-led groups with free coaching and training.
GAIN is a nonprofit that gives free immigration legal help to people in Georgia. It helps people who fled danger in their home countries and people who survived crimes like human trafficking, domestic violence, and sexual abuse. To ask about becoming a client, you email or leave a voicemail.
IMAN Atlanta is the Atlanta office of the Inner-City Muslim Action Network, a group that began in Chicago. Its Green ReEntry program helps people coming home from prison with housing, classes, construction job training and job placement help. It also does community organizing and runs arts workshops and shows.
Street Groomers is a group that speaks up for human rights, birthright citizenship, and land rights.S. Senate that people can sign. It also offers legal consultations through an intake form and appointments.
NALEO Educational Fund is a national, nonpartisan nonprofit that helps Latinos take part in government and civic life. It runs a toll-free bilingual hotline about voting, citizenship and the census. It also holds community events and trains Latino elected and appointed officials.
LatinoJustice PRLDEF is a national civil rights group that works for Latino communities. Its main work is big court cases and advocacy on issues like immigrant rights, voting, and fair treatment at work. It also runs a bilingual hotline for civil rights problems and programs that help students get into law school.
Polaris is a national group that works to end human trafficking. It uses data and survivor guidance to push for better laws and systems, and it offers a free online training. Polaris stopped running the National Human Trafficking Hotline in December 2025, but the hotline is still open for people who need help.
Play Fair ATL is a group of labor, justice and rights organizations. They want the 2026 World Cup in Atlanta to help local people with good jobs, fair housing and immigrant rights. During World Cup game days they run a resource center near the stadium where workers, neighbors and visitors can get information and be heard.
Immigration Equality is a national nonprofit for LGBTQ and HIV-positive immigrants. It gives free legal information and legal services to people who were persecuted for their sexual orientation, gender identity or HIV status. It also connects asylum seekers with volunteer lawyers and posts guides online.
Project Avary helps kids, teens and young adults whose parent is or was in prison or jail, or was detained or deported. Youth anywhere in the country can join free online support groups on Zoom. Youth in Northern California can also go to camps, retreats and outdoor trips. The pages do not show any program in Atlanta.
LGBTQ Freedom Fund is a nonprofit that pays bail and immigration bond for people who are in jail or immigration detention and cannot afford to get out. It focuses on LGBTQ people and migrants.S. state and pretrial bail in Florida, and most of its work now is about immigration.
Sur Legal Collaborative is a nonprofit law group in Atlanta that works with immigrant and low-wage workers in Georgia. It teaches workers their rights, trains partner groups, and pushes for stronger worker protections. It is not taking new legal clients or referrals right now.
No One Left Behind is a nonprofit that helps Afghan and Iraqi wartime allies who hold or have applied for Special Immigrant Visas (SIVs). It offers interest-free loans for a car, school or job costs, and emergencies, and it takes applications for resettlement and evacuation help. Its office is in Arlington, Virginia, and most help is requested online.
