113 organizations
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Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency is a State of Georgia agency that helps people with disabilities live more independently and get or keep work. It offers job counseling, job placement, job coaching, supported employment, school-to-work transition help, sensory services, and referrals to local offices across Georgia.
13 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
Central Outreach and Advocacy Center helps adults who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in downtown Atlanta. They help people get IDs, birth certificates, Social Security cards, mail, benefits, medical referrals, job help, clothing for work, and advocacy support.
11 services
OneTen is now SkillsRight, a national nonprofit coalition focused on skills-first hiring. It helps people without four-year degrees connect with job opportunities and career resources, and it helps employers remove degree barriers and build skills-based hiring systems.
6 services
Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency helps Georgians with disabilities get ready for work, find jobs, keep jobs, and live more independently. It offers vocational rehabilitation, job coaching, transition help for students, services for people who are blind or deaf, disability benefit decisions, and residential job training programs.
13 services
Georgia Nurses Association is a statewide professional association for registered nurses in Georgia. It helps nurses through advocacy, professional development, job listings, scholarships through its foundation, and a peer assistance program for nurses dealing with substance use disorder.
5 services
Georgia Center for Nonprofits, or GCN, helps nonprofit organizations in Georgia do their work better. It offers membership, training, consulting, job-board tools, fundraising support, research, and advocacy for nonprofit leaders and staff.
12 services
Hands of Christ Duluth Cooperative Ministry, also called Duluth Co-op, helps people in Duluth ZIP codes 30096 and 30097. They give food by appointment and may help with rent, utilities, school supplies, holiday help, classes, and referrals.
10 services
SkillMil is a veteran-owned hiring and career platform. It helps veterans, military spouses, students, career changers, and other job seekers build resumes, match with jobs, and get career support online.
6 services
Salem Bible Church is a church with locations in Atlanta and Stonecrest. Its Social Services Ministry and Sunshine Brotherhood Community Center help adults and families with free food, clothing, utility help referrals, resume writing, job search help, counseling, housing help, and other support.
Center Hill6 services
Salem Bible Church is a church with locations in Atlanta and Stonecrest. Its Social Services Ministry helps adults and families with free food and clothing, utility payment assistance referrals, resume writing, job search help, and other support.
5 services
Berean Outreach Ministry Center is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps underserved families and individuals with food and links to other support like clothing, education, jobs, and health resources. Its official hours page says the food pantry at 312 Hamilton E. Holmes Dr. NW is temporarily closed and the ministry is working to reopen services, so call before going.
Collier Heights3 services
WorkSource Fulton is Fulton County's workforce development program. It helps Fulton County residents look for jobs, use computers and job-search tools, prepare resumes, get training for in-demand careers, and connect with employers.
6 services
WorkSource Fulton is Fulton County's workforce development program. It helps Fulton County residents look for jobs, build resumes, use career centers, get job training, and connect with employers.
9 services
Project Infinity, Incorporated is an all-volunteer nonprofit that helps K-12 students who are homeless or housing insecure. They focus on educational equity by giving students support, resources, literacy help, school-related opportunities, and family resource events.
9 services
Troops to Teachers is a federal program for service members and veterans who want to become K-12 teachers. The program says it is running with minimum staff and resources, and it mainly provides referrals to state teaching, licensing, and school job resources.
4 services
Corners Outreach helps underserved Metro Atlanta students of color and their families through school support and job opportunities. They run early learning, tutoring, teen programs, music, soccer, parent workshops, workforce training, job placement, and basic-needs support.
12 services
WorkSource Cobb, also called CobbWorks, is Cobb County's American Job Center. They help people plan careers, search for jobs, write resumes, get training, earn a GED, learn English, and connect with work programs.
11 services
Helmets to Hardhats connects veterans and military service members with careers in construction and the skilled trades. They help people explore trades, register for job opportunities, learn about apprenticeships, and use GI Bill benefits for approved training.
6 services
Step Up is a nonprofit that helps people who are homeless and living with serious mental health needs. In Georgia, it is part of Step Up's supportive housing work, which connects people to long-term housing, case management, mental health support, benefits help, and community resources.
4 services
