Mental Health

The Carl Vinson VA Medical Center is a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs hospital in Dublin, Georgia that provides free or low-cost health care to military Veterans. It offers primary care, mental health counseling, women's health, pharmacy, rehabilitation, long-term nursing care, and housing help for Veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. It is the main hospital for the VA Dublin system, which also runs outpatient clinics in Macon, Albany, Brunswick, Milledgeville, Tifton, and Kathleen.

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Atlanta Inner-City Ministry (AIM) is a faith-based nonprofit in the Lakewood Heights neighborhood of southeast Atlanta. It runs a free food pantry open to anyone, gives away clothing, offers mental health counseling and recovery support, and runs programs for kids and teens. They also deliver food to nearby apartment communities for people who can't get to the pantry.

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Raksha is an Atlanta nonprofit, started in 1995, that helps South Asian families who are dealing with domestic violence, sexual abuse, or family problems. They offer free, private help in many South Asian languages, including a confidential helpline, counseling, legal and immigration support, safety planning, and help finding housing, food, and other resources.

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Full Counsel Ministries is a Christian church in Douglasville that also offers faith-based counseling led by Dr. Milton L. Brown. They help individuals, couples, and families with marriage, premarital, family, grief, and personal counseling, and they offer affordable sliding-scale fees and biblically-based phone sessions for people in need.

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Whitefoord is a longtime nonprofit serving children and families in southeast Atlanta's Edgewood community. Its health center provides medical care (including pediatrics and family medicine), dental care, and behavioral health on a sliding fee scale, and as a federally qualified health center it never turns anyone away for inability to pay. As of January 2026 the health center joined MedCura Health (same location and many of the same providers), while Whitefoord continues to run its Early Learning Academy and school-based clinics.

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The Emory University Psychological Center is a nonprofit training clinic that has offered low-cost mental health care to the Atlanta community since 1965. Doctoral students in clinical psychology, supervised by licensed psychologists, provide individual therapy and cognitive (psychological) testing for people age 6 and up. Fees use a sliding scale based on your income and household size.

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The Center for Health & Rehabilitation is a Fulton County behavioral health clinic (run with River Edge Behavioral Health) that helps adults with mental health and substance use problems. They offer psychiatric care, counseling, group therapy, crisis help, case management, and peer support. Care is free for uninsured Fulton County residents, with a sliding fee based on your income for others.

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No organization called the 'Georgia Tuberculosis Program' could be verified at this address or phone number. The address (1849 The Exchange SE, Ste 200, Atlanta 30339) and phone (404) 881-1020 actually belong to the Medical Association of Atlanta / Medical Association of Georgia, which is a professional membership group for physicians, not a tuberculosis clinic or a public health service. This entry appears to be a data error and is not a usable community resource for residents seeking help.

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Mercy Care at Gateway Center is a clinic inside the Gateway Center, a downtown Atlanta shelter and services hub for people experiencing homelessness. It offers low-cost primary medical care, behavioral health and psychiatry, mental health and substance use help, and a medical recuperative care program where homeless men can safely heal after a hospital stay. As a Federally Qualified Health Center, it sees everyone regardless of ability to pay, and walk-ins are welcome.

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Neighborhood Union Health Center is a Fulton County Board of Health public clinic in the Vine City community of Atlanta. It offers low-cost doctor visits, mental health and substance use counseling, dental care, women's health and family planning, HIV/STD testing and treatment, immunizations, WIC/nutrition, and job training. Fees are charged on a sliding scale based on your income and family size, so care is affordable even without insurance.

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Claratel Behavioral Health (formerly the DeKalb Community Service Board) is a community mental health agency at 445 Winn Way in Decatur. They provide counseling, psychiatric care, substance use treatment, developmental disability services, and 24/7 crisis help for adults, children, and teens, with sliding-scale fees for people who are uninsured. (Note: the name 'Bright from the Start' on file appears to be incorrect — the website, phone, and address all belong to Claratel.)

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LifeGate Counseling Center is a Christian-rooted mental health counseling practice that has served Atlanta for more than 35 years. Its team of licensed therapists provides individual, couples, marriage, and family counseling, plus play therapy for children and EMDR trauma treatment. The main office is in Buckhead, with a second location in Thomasville, GA.

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This is a Grady Health System neighborhood clinic in Sandy Springs that cares for the whole family, from newborns to seniors. They offer regular checkups, sick visits, women's health and pregnancy care, vaccines, and mental health support, including same-day and video visits. Grady serves everyone, including people without insurance.

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Grady's East Point Health Center is a neighborhood clinic that offers full medical care for adults and kids, including checkups, sick visits, women's health, behavioral health, and HIV care. You can get lab work, X-rays, and mammograms in the same building, and Grady helps people without insurance through its financial assistance program. It sits right by the East Point MARTA station.

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Grady Brookhaven Health Center is a neighborhood clinic run by Grady Health System on Buford Highway. It offers primary care for adults and kids, women's health and midwife care, mental/behavioral health, and HIV care, with an on-site lab, X-ray, and pharmacy all in one place. Grady cares for everyone, including people without insurance, on a sliding-fee basis.

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Camp Creek Comprehensive Care Center is Grady Health System's largest neighborhood health center on Atlanta's southwest side. Under one roof it offers primary care for adults, seniors, and kids, plus eye care, heart and orthopedic care, women's health, behavioral health, lab and imaging, and same-day urgent visits. As part of Grady, it serves patients regardless of insurance status.

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