Legal Help

The Center for Pan Asian Community Services (CPACS) has a legal team that focuses on immigration and nationality law. They help people from Atlanta and across the country, with support for limited-English speakers, low-income families, and people without insurance.

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Central Florida Hope Center helps individuals and families with immigration matters. They offer immigration services, advocacy, and legal aid for things like citizenship.

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Citizenshipworks helps you apply for U.S. citizenship through a free, safe, and easy online service. They guide you through the forms and connect you with legal help along the way.

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Davis Direction Foundation runs The Zone, a safe space for adults in recovery from substance dependency. You can connect with community resources, join support groups, and build a support network with others who understand.

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EZ as PI Tutoring Service offers free private tutoring to help students learn and grow. They focus on preparing young people to do well in school and serve their community.

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Emory Decatur Hospital runs Senior Spectrum, a program for active adults age 55 and older. It helps you stay active and connected through health education, community support, and recreation.

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Winship Cancer Institute is Emory University's cancer center, offering treatment along with support programs for patients and their families. A team helps with health education, case management, navigating care, and connecting you with peer support.

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First Liberty Institute is a legal team that defends people's religious freedom, no matter their faith. If your right to practice your beliefs has been threatened, their attorneys and volunteer lawyers can represent you.

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GUIDE, Inc. hosts one-day leadership summits for youth in rising 7th to 12th grades, and their adult advisors are welcome to come along. They offer community support for teens, school-age kids, and families.

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The Georgia Advocacy Office stands up for the rights of people of all ages who have disabilities or mental illness. Their advocates and attorneys can help you with discrimination, civil rights, and legal problems through advice, mediation, and representation.

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The Georgia Commission on Family Violence supports people affected by domestic violence across Georgia. They offer one-on-one support, advocacy, legal aid, counseling, and support groups for individuals and families.

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Georgia Emergency Management runs Ready Georgia, a website that helps you prepare for, get through, and recover from disasters like storms and other emergencies. It offers free information for anyone, before, during, and after a disaster.

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The Wellness Empowerment Center at Georgia Tech supports people who have survived sexual violence. They offer advocacy, help navigating systems, legal aid, and a network of support, and they teach the campus about healthy relationships.

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Georgia Justice Project helps people facing criminal charges with free legal defense. They also offer social work, job training, counseling, and support for your family.

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Georgia Justice Project helps adults 18 and older who have a Georgia criminal record find work or housing. They offer legal aid, advocacy, and help with job and housing searches.

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