71 organizations
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Community Friendship Inc. is a nonprofit mental health rehabilitation organization in Atlanta. It helps adults with long-term psychiatric disabilities build daily living, social, work, housing, and recovery skills through housing supports, outreach, case management, peer support, and job help.
7 services
The Center for Family Resources helps Cobb County families who are homeless, at risk of losing housing, or struggling with food and basic needs. They offer housing help, rent and utility help when funds are available, a choice food pantry, money classes, case management, and job-readiness support.
14 services
Hire Heroes USA is an Alpharetta-based nonprofit that helps U.S. service members, veterans, and military spouses find civilian jobs. They offer free career coaching, resume help, mock interviews, mentoring, job search tools, a job board, training connections, and virtual career fairs.
11 services
HomeStretch helps working families with children move from homelessness toward stable housing. They provide affordable or supportive housing, coaching, youth support, and help with work, money, credit, and family stability.
6 services
The Center for Family Resources helps Cobb County families and people who are homeless or close to losing housing. They help with housing assessment, short-term and transitional housing, rent and utility help, food, case management, job support, and money skills.
13 services
Upwardly Global helps work-authorized immigrants, refugees, and asylees restart professional careers in the United States. They offer free coaching, resume and interview help, online job-readiness training, employer networking, and access to courses and certifications.
12 services
Honest Jobs is a national online fair-chance employment platform for people with criminal records. It helps job seekers search for background-friendly jobs, see job matches based on their record, and find local support resources like housing, food, transportation, legal help, and health care.
7 services
EmployReward Solutions, also called ERS, is a national Employment Network for Social Security's Ticket to Work program. They help people ages 18 to 64 who receive SSI or SSDI plan for work, search for jobs, build resumes, prepare for interviews, understand benefits, and report wages.
7 services
MUST Ministries Smyrna Client Services helps people in need in the Smyrna area with food, clothing, referrals, and job help. It is part of MUST Ministries, a metro Atlanta nonprofit that also offers housing help, health care, summer meals for children, and holiday toy support through its wider programs.
17 services
New Life Community Alliance is a nonprofit in South DeKalb that helps neighbors move from crisis to stability. They offer food, hot meals, clothing, barber and beauty services, housing help, GED classes, job support, case management, counseling, health screenings, and a day center for people experiencing homelessness.
23 services
Fulton County Library System is the public library system for Fulton County and the City of Atlanta. Its Social Services team gives short-term help to patrons by connecting them with community resources, forms, job help, health care, housing referrals, and other support.
Sweet Auburn4 services
Helen Keller National Center helps people age 16 and older who are DeafBlind or have both hearing and vision loss. It offers job training, adaptive technology, communication skills, independent living help, mobility training, referrals, and virtual services. Georgia is served through HKNC Region 4 Southeast A, with a regional office mailing address in Concord, Georgia.
12 services
Ascensa Health is a nonprofit addiction treatment provider in Midtown Atlanta. They help adults with substance use disorder and co-occurring mental health needs through detox, residential treatment, outpatient treatment, medication-assisted treatment, recovery support, and wraparound services.
Downtown11 services
New American Pathways is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps refugees and other immigrants in Georgia build a stable life. They help with immigration legal services, case management, jobs, school support, parenting support, health navigation, SNAP information, and civic leadership.
16 services
Onward Ops, also called The ETS Sponsorship Program, helps active duty service members move into civilian life as new veterans. It connects them with trained sponsors, transition tools, local resources, and guidance for work, school, health care, disability, family, and legal needs.
4 services
Cancer and Careers helps people with cancer manage work, job search, and career changes during or after treatment. They are fully remote and offer online articles, free resume review, career coach Q&A, webinars, conferences, and Spanish-language resources.
13 services
Brown & Brown Absence Services Group helps people with Social Security disability benefits understand work, SSDI, and benefits rules. Its Ticket to Work service gives free phone-based help with benefits counseling, career planning, resumes, job accommodations, and support after someone starts working.
2 services
The International Rescue Committee in Atlanta helps refugees and immigrants rebuild their lives in Georgia. It helps with resettlement, case management, furnished housing, rental help, health care connections, English classes, job support, youth programs, and immigration services.
10 services
CaringWorks helps people and families in the Atlanta area move out of homelessness. They provide supportive housing, residential and outpatient behavioral health care, addiction recovery help, case management, job support, and other services.
7 services
Allsup Employment Services helps people who get SSDI try working again through Social Security's Ticket to Work program. They help with career planning, job search support, resumes, SSA paperwork, wage reporting, and protecting SSDI and Medicare benefits while a person returns to work.
5 services
