233 organizations
We are still writing the honest guide for this category. In the meantime, the organizations below are ready to help.
Raksha, Inc. is a Georgia nonprofit that helps South Asian American survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, trafficking, and family violence. They offer free, confidential support, counseling, safety planning, legal and victim advocacy, language help, referrals, and some emergency support like food or housing help when available.
10 services
The Link Counseling Center is a nonprofit counseling center in Sandy Springs with another office near Cobb County. It offers low-cost therapy for adults, children, couples, and families, plus free grief support groups for children, teens, and people grieving a suicide loss.
10 services
CURE Childhood Cancer is a nonprofit that funds childhood cancer research and supports families during treatment. It helps with hospital meals, emergency financial help, counseling, family resources, survivorship support, and bereavement support.
9 services
CHRIS 180 is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps children, youth, adults, and families heal from trauma. They provide counseling, school-based mental health care, foster care and adoption support, housing help for young adults, substance use treatment, reentry support, and violence prevention programs.
13 services
BELOVED Atlanta helps adult women who have survived sex trafficking, sexual exploitation, prostitution, addiction, homelessness, or related trauma. They offer a free two-year home program, counseling, case management, life skills, job support, and community-based help.
3 services
The Georgia Center for Child Advocacy helps children who have been sexually abused, severely physically abused, trafficked, or who witnessed violence. They provide forensic interviews, family advocacy, trauma therapy, child abuse prevention training, and support for families in Fulton and DeKalb counties at no cost.
East Atlanta12 services
Survivors Outreach Center Inc./Calm and Caring Counseling is a nonprofit in Marietta that helps people with counseling, court-related classes, evaluations, and personal growth support. They offer alcohol and drug evaluations, anger management, ASAM classes, parenting sessions, community service opportunities, and a teen work-training stipend program.
9 services
youthSpark helps vulnerable teens in Fulton County and Atlanta who have faced abuse, exploitation, trafficking, violence, or family conflict. Its Youth Services Center offers case management, counseling and support groups, crisis help, safety planning, court and school advocacy, referrals, and basic supplies.
9 services
Chastain Horse Park is a nonprofit horse park in Atlanta. It offers equine-assisted therapy, therapeutic horsemanship, community outreach, riding lessons, summer camps, boarding, and event space rentals.
12 services
HopeQuest Ministry Group is a Christian nonprofit that helps men and families affected by addiction. They offer residential treatment, outpatient care, counseling, recovery coaching, and support groups, with care focused on substance use, sex and pornography addiction, and related mental health needs.
10 services
Skyland Trail is a nonprofit mental health treatment center in Atlanta. Its Charles B. West Campus is the main adult campus, where adults receive psychiatric care, therapy, day treatment, wellness services, and other support.
13 services
BEBuddPhD is the psychotherapy practice of Eli Budd, PhD. The website describes therapy for people who want help understanding problems, changing patterns, and improving relationships.
2 services
Paul Anderson Youth Home is a Christ-centered residential home in Vidalia, Georgia for young men ages 15 to 21 who are in serious trouble at home, school, in the community, or with the law. It provides a structured home setting with counseling, substance abuse treatment, mentoring, school, vocational training, physical fitness, spiritual development, and transition planning.
10 services
Georgia State University Psychology Clinic provides low-cost mental health care for adults, children, teens, couples, and families in metro Atlanta. Doctoral students provide therapy and testing under licensed psychologist supervision, but the clinic does not provide emergency crisis care, psychiatry, medication, inpatient care, substance addiction treatment, or child custody evaluations.
Downtown5 services
Metanoia, Inc. is a faith-based residential program for girls who survived human trafficking. It provides a secured place to live, counseling, medical and dental care, school support, life skills, job training, and help planning for the next safe place to live.
8 services
NSPIRE Outreach is a Lawrenceville-based nonprofit that helps people rebuild after homelessness, addiction, domestic violence, abuse, and neglect. Its main help is longer-term programs with housing, job training, education, counseling, clothing, health support, and life skills, not a walk-in public food pantry.
8 services
Jesse's House is a nonprofit in Cumming, Georgia that gives adolescent girls a safe place to live and heal. It provides shelter, meals, health care, counseling, school support, life skills, and 24/7 supervision for girls in its care.
5 services
Aniz, Inc. is a nonprofit health and support services agency in downtown Atlanta. It helps people with HIV/STI testing, PrEP, Ryan White support services, mental health counseling, substance use counseling, outreach, housing help, and health education.
10 services
Another Round Another Rally is a nonprofit that helps hospitality workers, including bar and restaurant workers. It offers emergency aid, disaster relief, mental health support, legal and job-search help in some programs, and scholarships or training for professional growth.
10 services
Atlanta Inner-City Ministry is a faith-based nonprofit in Lakewood Heights that serves families, children, teens, and adults in the 30315 area. They offer food and clothing support, youth programs, family support, counseling and recovery resources, and seasonal camps or family events.
Lakewood Heights11 services
