Legal Help

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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Georgia Parent Support Network runs Youth M.O.V.E. Georgia, a program for young people ages 14 to 29. It offers peer support, advocacy, and legal aid to help you speak up for yourself.

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Youth M.O.V.E. Georgia helps teens and young adults ages 14 to 29 speak up for themselves and support each other. You get peer support and advocacy from people who understand what you're going through.

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Atlanta Legal Aid gives free legal help to people with low incomes across Metro Atlanta. They stand up for you in court and with legal problems when you can't afford a lawyer.

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The Gwinnett Family Law Clinic helps families with legal matters like custody, divorce, guardianship, and protection from abuse or domestic violence. They can guide you through your options and what to do next.

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The Housing Court Assistance Center helps tenants who are facing eviction. You can walk in for free advice about your rights, get help understanding how court works, and get help preparing your documents.

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The Housing Justice League helps renters who are facing eviction or unfair treatment from a landlord. They offer free tenant rights counseling, know-your-rights education, and a Tenant Solidarity Hotline you can call for support.

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Integrity Transformations Community Development Corporation runs a food pantry for families and individuals who need food. They also welcome volunteers and donations.

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The Karen Wellington Foundation brings fun and relief to women and families living with breast cancer. They arrange vacations, spa days, concerts, and other special activities at no cost.

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The LGBTQ Freedom Fund pays bail so people can leave jail and immigration detention while they wait for their cases. They focus on helping LGBTQ people who are in jail or being detained.

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Laundry Love teams up with local laundromats to wash clothes and bedding for neighbors who can't afford to do laundry. It's free and open to anyone in need, including families and people without a home.

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The Law Offices of Leah V. Durant & Associates helps people who believe they were harmed by a vaccine file claims through the federal Vaccine Injury Compensation Program. They offer legal representation and advocacy for individuals and families of all ages.

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LifeLine Animal Project hands out free pet food and supplies to Fulton County residents through its Community Support Department at Fulton County Animal Services. Help is offered while supplies last.

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LifeLine Animal Project runs DeKalb County Animal Enforcement Services, which cares for and protects animals across the county. They serve anyone in need, no matter your age.

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Meals On Wheels Atlanta runs a Home Repair Services program for seniors. Their skilled technicians make repairs and handle maintenance so older adults' homes stay safe, warm, and dry.

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