Mental Health

Raksha is a Georgia nonprofit that helps South Asian American survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, trafficking, and other harm. They offer free, confidential support such as safety planning, case management, counseling, legal and victim advocacy, referrals, and language help.

10 services

HIV Testing Sites & Care Services Locator is a federal online search tool from HIV.gov. People can enter a ZIP code or city to find nearby HIV testing, PrEP, PEP, HIV care, STI testing, mental health, substance use, housing, and related services.

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My Sister’s House is an Atlanta Mission overnight shelter for women and children who are homeless. It gives residents a safe place to sleep, meals, counseling, childcare, medical care, life skills classes, referrals, and job training when available. Women and children must start intake through Restoration House.

Marietta Street Artery7 services

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Arthur M. Blank Hospital is a pediatric hospital for babies, children, teens, and young adults. It has a 24-hour emergency department and many children’s specialty services, including cancer care, heart care, surgery, critical care, lab, radiology, transplant care, and diabetes education.

Sweet Auburn13 services

Caminar Latino-Latinos United for Peace and Equity helps Latino families affected by domestic violence in the Atlanta area. They support survivors, children, youth, and people who have caused harm through safety planning, support groups, counseling, court help, family violence intervention classes, and community education.

11 services

Marcus Autism Center is part of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta and serves children with autism and their families. It provides autism evaluations, medical care, feeding care, behavior treatment, skill-building therapy, family support, research studies, camps, and workshops.

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HEALing Community Health, formerly HEALing Community Center, is a federally qualified health center in metro Atlanta. They provide doctor visits, women’s and children’s care, behavioral health, vaccines, lab services, telemedicine, and pregnancy support, with sliding-scale fees for uninsured and under-insured patients.

9 services

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Arthur M. Blank Hospital is a children's hospital on the North Druid Hills campus in Atlanta. It provides 24-hour pediatric emergency care, trauma care, surgery, cancer and blood disorder care, lab and imaging services, and many specialty services for babies, children, teens, and young adults.

11 services

Grady Memorial Hospital is a large public hospital in downtown Atlanta. It helps people with emergency care, trauma care, doctor visits, HIV care, women’s health, mental health care, burn care, stroke care, and help with medical costs.

Downtown11 services

The American Diabetes Association helps people prevent and manage diabetes. Its Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina office shares education, connects people to diabetes resources, supports local events, and helps people get involved in advocacy and fundraising.

Pine Hills12 services

Empowerment Resource Center (ERC) is a community health center in downtown Atlanta that has worked since 2003 to reduce health gaps for people affected by HIV, STIs, and other health needs. They offer free HIV/STI testing, PrEP/PEP, primary and urgent care, women's health, vaccines, and behavioral health and substance-use counseling. Care is welcoming and low-cost, walk-ins are accepted, and they accept patients with or without insurance.

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Adamsville Regional Health Center is a Fulton County public health hub on Atlanta's west side that puts many services under one roof. You can get a checkup, dental care, shots, WIC, women's and sexual health care, behavioral health support, and help with jobs and housing. Most care uses a sliding scale, so the cost depends on your income, and many public health visits do not need an appointment.

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NAESM (National AIDS Education & Services for Minorities) is an Atlanta nonprofit founded in 1990 that fights HIV/AIDS in communities of color, with a focus on Black gay, bisexual, and same-gender-loving men. They offer free HIV testing, low-cost STI/STD screening, behavioral health and substance use counseling, and help with housing, rent, utilities, food, clothing, and transportation. They also run Da CRIBB, a drop-in center and programs for young people.

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The Link Counseling Center is a nonprofit that has offered affordable, confidential counseling to people of all ages in metro Atlanta since 1971. This is their Cobb County office, where licensed therapists provide individual, couples, family, child, and grief counseling on a sliding-scale fee, plus free support groups. They are also nationally known for suicide prevention and grief support for survivors.

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Premier Academy, Inc. is a nonprofit early learning and child development center that has provided affordable, high-quality childcare in metro Atlanta since 1971. At its Renaissance center it cares for children from 6 weeks to 5 years old, runs a free Georgia Pre-K classroom, and offers an after-school program with free transportation for kids ages 5 to 12. It also connects families to free school-based mental health counseling and other family support services.

Downtown7 services

This record is filed under the wrong name — the website, phone, and address all belong to Skyland Trail, a nonprofit mental health treatment organization in Atlanta (not Grady Health System). Skyland Trail provides residential and day treatment for adults (18+) and teens (14-17) living with conditions like depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, schizophrenia, and borderline personality disorder. They offer therapy, medication management, primary care, and family support using evidence-based approaches.

7 services