43 organizations
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The Administration for Community Living is a federal HHS agency, not a local Atlanta nonprofit. It helps older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and families by funding local service networks and running tools that connect people to aging and disability resources.
17 services
Georgia Department of Human Services Division of Aging Services is the state aging agency for Georgia. It helps older adults, adults with disabilities, caregivers, and families find services like meals, in-home help, Medicare counseling, elder abuse reporting, legal help, and long-term care advocacy.
12 services
Second Helpings Atlanta is a nonprofit food rescue group in Metro Atlanta. Volunteers pick up healthy surplus food from grocery stores, restaurants, farms, schools, corporate kitchens, and other donors, then deliver it to nonprofit partner agencies that feed people in need.
7 services
Open Hand Atlanta makes and delivers medically tailored meals for people in Georgia who need healthy food because of illness, disability, age, or other needs. They also offer nutrition counseling, classes, produce boxes, groceries, and a free culinary job training program.
Knight Park/Howell Station11 services
Sowega Council on Aging is the Area Agency on Aging for 14 counties in southwest Georgia. It helps older adults and adults with disabilities find meals, transportation, in-home help, caregiver support, legal help, activities, and other services so they can stay independent.
13 services
Neighborhood Meals on Wheels delivers fresh midday meals to homebound seniors and disabled adults in parts of Gwinnett County. Volunteers bring meals on weekdays and also provide a friendly visit and safety check.
2 services
South Fulton Senior Services, Inc. helps adults age 60 and older in South Fulton County stay healthy and independent. It coordinates Meals on Wheels, case management, senior centers, referrals, and support services for older adults and their families.
4 services
Meals On Wheels Atlanta helps low-income older adults in Atlanta and parts of Fulton County get food at home. They deliver prepared meals, offer pantry and pet food support, and run home repair help for some seniors, veterans, and Cobb County homeowners.
Berkeley Park9 services
Legacy Link is the Georgia Mountains Area Agency on Aging. It helps older adults, adults with disabilities, caregivers, and families find services like meals, transportation, in-home help, Medicare counseling, legal help, senior centers, and job training.
13 services
Open Hand Atlanta makes and delivers medically tailored meals for people in Georgia who are sick, homebound, disabled, or need healthy food support. They also offer nutrition counseling and classes, produce and grocery support, and an 11-week culinary job training program.
Knight Park/Howell Station13 services
Meals On Wheels Atlanta helps older adults in Atlanta who are hungry, homebound, or isolated. They deliver prepared meals, offer pantry food and pet food, and also run home repair support so seniors and some veterans can stay safely at home.
10 services
Goodr is an Atlanta-based organization that fights hunger and food waste using food recovery, logistics, and technology. It runs free grocery pop-ups, grocery and meal delivery partnerships, student snack packs, and free grocery stores sponsored by schools, companies, governments, and other partners.
7 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
DeKalb County Human Services is a county government department that connects DeKalb residents to support programs. It helps seniors, youth, families, caregivers, and local nonprofits through transportation, aging services, youth programs, referrals, and grants.
6 services
Senior Services North Fulton helps adults age 60 and older in North Fulton and parts of Atlanta stay fed, active, and independent. They deliver meals, provide rides, run senior centers, and offer care support at home.
7 services
DOROT is a New York nonprofit that helps older adults stay connected, active, and supported. It offers free programs such as friendly visits, phone calls, learning events, tech coaching, kosher meal delivery, and solo aging workshops, with some services online or by phone for people outside New York.
11 services
Fulton County Senior Services is a county department that helps older Fulton County residents stay active, cared for, and independent. It connects seniors and caregivers to transportation, meals, senior centers, in-home help, adult day care, caregiver support, and information through STARline.
11 services
The Online Food Pantry is a Jonesboro-based nonprofit food rescue group serving Metro Atlanta counties. It lets people in need order free surplus or purchased food online and uses volunteers to deliver food to homes or safe pickup points.
6 services
Lasagna Love is a nonprofit that connects people who need help with dinner to local volunteers who cook and deliver a homemade lasagna or main dish. They serve families and individuals for many kinds of need, including money stress, medical issues, emotional stress, or feeling overwhelmed.
5 services
Atlanta Regional Commission is metro Atlanta's federally designated Area Agency on Aging. Through Empowerline, it helps older adults, adults with disabilities, and caregivers find services like meals, home care, respite, transportation, benefits help, health workshops, and senior centers.
11 services
