35 organizations
We are still writing the honest guide for this category. In the meantime, the organizations below are ready to help.
Tapestri Inc. helps immigrant and refugee survivors of domestic violence, sexual abuse, human trafficking, and exploitation in Georgia. They offer case management, crisis counseling, legal advocacy, referrals, interpretation, and training, but they are not a shelter and do not provide onsite housing.
6 services
Tapestri, Inc. helps immigrant and refugee survivors of domestic violence, sexual abuse, human trafficking, and exploitation in Georgia. They provide case management, crisis counseling, legal advocacy, referrals, training, and language support; they are not a shelter and do not provide onsite housing.
6 services
Georgia Asylum and Immigration Network, or GAIN, is a nonprofit that helps immigrant survivors of crime and persecution. They provide free immigration legal help, connect clients with social services, and support people seeking safety in Georgia.
7 services
Inspiritus is a nonprofit based in Atlanta that helps people and families after hard life events. They serve refugees and immigrants, children in foster care, people with developmental disabilities, and people recovering after natural disasters.
13 services
ImmigrationLawHelp.org is a national online directory that helps low-income immigrants find free or low-cost nonprofit immigration legal help. People can search by state, ZIP code, county, or detention facility and compare providers by services, languages, populations served, and contact information.
3 services
GeorgiaLegalAid.org is a statewide legal-help website, not a walk-in office. It gives free legal information, self-help materials, online forms, and referrals to legal aid programs that help people in Georgia with civil legal problems.
4 services
Angkor Resource Center is a Riverdale nonprofit that helps immigrants with low-cost immigration legal services. It also offers ESL and citizenship preparation classes to help people improve English and prepare for naturalization.
5 services
The American Bar Association runs ABA Free Legal Answers, a free online legal clinic. People in Georgia who qualify can post civil legal questions online and get basic advice from volunteer lawyers licensed in Georgia.
3 services
Citizenshipworks is an online tool that helps lawful permanent residents check if they may be ready to apply for U.S. citizenship. It helps people work through the citizenship application and can connect them with legal help for naturalization questions.
4 services
Administer Justice is a faith-based nonprofit that helps people who cannot afford a lawyer. It offers 45-minute legal advice appointments, a next-steps plan, resource coaching, and optional prayer through Gospel Justice Centers and phone scheduling.
5 services
The Latin American Association is a nonprofit that helps Latino and immigrant families in Georgia. It offers food support by appointment, SNAP and Medicaid enrollment help, immigration legal services, job training, English and computer classes, youth programs, and referrals for families in crisis.
14 services
Lambda Legal is a national civil rights legal organization for LGBTQ+ people and people living with HIV. Its Help Desk gives general legal information and resources about discrimination, but it is not an emergency service and does not create an attorney-client relationship.
6 services
Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta is a nonprofit legal and civil rights group for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, AMEMSA, and immigrant communities in Georgia and the Southeast. They help with immigration legal services, citizenship clinics, voter access, policy advocacy, civil rights lawsuits, community organizing, and some mutual aid like grocery distributions.
11 services
The Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project, or ASAP, is a national nonprofit membership group for asylum seekers in the United States. Members get free immigration updates, online legal information, help asking asylum-related questions, and ways to take part in advocacy for a fairer asylum system.
7 services
LatinoJustice PRLDEF is a national civil rights legal organization serving Latino communities in all 50 states and U.S. territories. It uses lawsuits, policy advocacy, community education, leadership programs, and a bilingual hotline to help with civil rights problems, immigrant rights, voting rights, workplace issues, housing access, and criminal legal reform.
12 services
Know Your Rights Camp is a national group that supports Black and Brown communities through education, youth camps, rights information, and legal resources. It offers an online legal help form, a rights app, and a free autopsy program for some in-custody or suspicious deaths.
6 services
Immigration Equality is a national legal and advocacy group for LGBTQ and HIV-positive immigrants and their families. They help with immigration questions, asylum, detention, family immigration issues, referrals, and connections to pro bono lawyers.
4 services
Kids in Need of Defense (KIND) helps immigrant and refugee children who came to the United States without a parent or legal guardian. KIND connects children with free legal help, teaches them their rights, and helps with needs like school, medical care, mental health care, and safety.
6 services
NCLR is now called the National Center for LGBTQ Rights. It is a national legal nonprofit that helps LGBTQ people and families through a legal helpline, free legal information, court cases, policy work, and public education.
6 services
Georgia Asylum and Immigration Network, or GAIN, is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps immigrant survivors of crime and persecution. They provide free immigration legal help, connect clients with support services, and train community partners across Georgia.
8 services
