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Turning Point Enterprises, Inc. is an Austell nonprofit that helps people build skills, get counseling, and become more self-sufficient. It offers counseling, crisis intervention, substance abuse education, parenting workshops, life skills classes, and foster care home study case management.

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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.

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Dress for Success Atlanta helps women get ready for work and grow in their careers. They offer career coaching, resume and interview help, job-readiness training, digital skills support, professional clothing, and ongoing encouragement.

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Sheltering Grace Ministry is a nonprofit maternity home in Marietta for homeless pregnant women in Cobb County and metro Atlanta. They provide safe housing, food, supplies, transportation to medical care, counseling, pregnancy and parenting support, job training, and help planning for stable housing and work.

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The Urban League of Greater Atlanta is a civil rights and economic opportunity nonprofit. It helps people with jobs, training, housing counseling, homeownership, financial coaching, youth programs, reentry support, small business help, and civic engagement.

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Amani Women Center is a nonprofit in Clarkston that helps refugee and immigrant women, survivors of violence, and their families. They offer help with benefits, health and mental health support, sewing and job training, English practice, translation, immigration referrals, and community workshops.

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Connecting Communities and Families, Inc. helps people in metro Atlanta build job, life, and computer skills. They focus on young adults aging out of foster care, people coming home from jail or prison, and low-to-moderate-income families.

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Gateway Center is a homeless service center in downtown Atlanta. It helps people and families who are homeless find housing, shelter, showers, clothing, health care connections, job help, recovery support, and other services.

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Solomon’s Temple is an emergency and transitional shelter in Atlanta for women and their children who are experiencing homelessness. It gives families a private dorm-style room, meals, child care, family coaching, job support, financial education, and help moving toward stable housing.

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The Extension is a long-term residential recovery program in Marietta for adults age 25 and older who are homeless and have substance use disorders. It provides housing, counseling, groups, life skills, job readiness, family support, case management, and medication-assisted treatment for eligible clients.

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Step Up For Mental Health is a Chicago-based nonprofit that helps people and families understand mental health and find support. It offers peer support, help finding local services, small grants, kids programs, digital skills classes, Google Career Certificate scholarships, and Mental Health First Aid training.

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P.O.W.E.R. Atlanta, Inc. is a nonprofit in Southwest Atlanta that helps people and families with food, housing, health, safety, and money needs. They offer a weekly pantry, health testing and referrals, benefits help, utility and housing referrals, job readiness, financial classes, and support for youth, seniors, veterans, and survivors of violence.

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Covenant House Georgia helps young people ages 18 to 24 in metro Atlanta who are homeless or escaping trafficking. They offer emergency shelter, transitional housing, street outreach, meals, showers, case management, health and mental health care, school support, job readiness, and life skills.

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Easterseals Southern Georgia helps children, adults, veterans, and families, especially people with disabilities. They offer adult day services, supported living, job training, respite care, family support, and help for veterans across South Georgia.

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Hosea Helps, formerly Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless, is an Atlanta nonprofit started by Rev. Hosea and Juanita T. Williams. It gives free food and other direct help to people and families in need, including rental assistance, case management, holiday meals, produce distributions, and support programs.

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Gilgal, Inc. is a Christ-centered long-term recovery residence in Atlanta for adult women who are homeless because of drug or alcohol addiction. They provide housing, food, clothing, counseling, case management, life skills, spiritual support, and help getting ready for work and independent living.

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Initiative for Affordable Housing, Inc. is a nonprofit that helps homeless and low-income families in metro Atlanta with affordable housing, social services, and work support. It also runs re:loom, a weaving job program for people who need stable employment.

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First Step Staffing is a nonprofit staffing agency that helps people who face barriers to work get jobs and stay employed. They offer job placement, orientation, coaching, transportation help, and disability benefits support.

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Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency helps Georgians with disabilities prepare for, find, keep, or return to work. Its Assistive Work Technology team helps eligible clients get tools, evaluations, worksite changes, home or vehicle modifications, and other support needed for work.

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Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency helps people in Metro Atlanta who face barriers to work. They offer career coaching, job readiness training, resume and interview help, job placement, financial coaching, and support services for groups like veterans, young adults, older workers, people experiencing homelessness, and returning citizens.

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