Legal Help

The National Women's Law Center helps people who have faced sexual harassment or retaliation at work. Their TIME'S UP Legal Defense Fund connects you with advocates and legal support so you can speak up and seek justice.

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On the Road Lending helps people with low or moderate incomes get a reliable car. They guide you through choosing a vehicle, set up an affordable loan, and offer one-on-one money coaching along the way.

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Protect Our Defenders (POD) connects service members and civilians to free lawyers when they've been sexually harassed, sexually assaulted, or retaliated against by someone in the US military. They offer legal representation, referrals, and advocacy to help you through the system.

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Rainey Day Fund helps people returning home after incarceration get back on their feet. They offer case management and help you find and connect with the resources you need to rejoin your community.

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Safe Kids Cobb County teaches families how to keep children safe from injuries. They run safety and injury-prevention programs with local schools, community groups, and businesses.

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The Southern Center for Human Rights defends people facing the death penalty and fights to end cruel prison and jail conditions. They focus on helping people of color, people with low incomes, and people living with mental illness.

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Southside Legal Center helps with family law, housing, guardianships, and business law. They charge a flat $50 fee that goes to charity.

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Special Education Advocacy helps families of children with special needs work with their schools. They guide you through the system, help you fill out forms, and offer advocacy and legal support.

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The State Bar of Georgia's Military Legal Assistance Program helps active-duty service members and veterans by connecting them with lawyers who offer free or low-cost legal help.

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The DeKalb Volunteer Lawyers Foundation gives free civil legal help to people with low incomes in DeKalb County. They can help with everyday legal problems, including support for survivors of domestic violence.

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The Thomas W. Dortch, Jr. Foundation runs a Youth Services program for high school and college students who need extra support. It offers mentoring, leadership building, health and wellness, and help getting started in business.

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T-Mobile's Project 10Million helps eligible families with a student in a qualifying program get online. Approved families receive a free mobile internet connection with 200GB of data.

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Head Start is a free program that helps low-income families with young children get ready for school. It offers learning, health, and family support, including services for Native American children.

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The U.S. Geological Survey offers the America the Beautiful Access Pass — a free, lifetime pass for U.S. citizens or permanent residents who have a permanent disability. It opens the door to national parks and other public lands for recreation.

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Wish Upon a Wedding grants free weddings and vow renewals for couples facing serious or terminal illness. They help you celebrate your love and create a special day, even during a hard time.

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