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Georgia Harm Reduction Coalition - Bennett Center

Direct Client Services (Drop-in Center)

The Bennett Center is a drop-in center run by Georgia Harm Reduction Coalition in Atlanta. You can walk in for groceries, water, hot meals, a phone, a computer lab, and help finding other services. Services are private, and free for those who qualify.

1231 Joseph E Boone Blvd AtlantaListing checked Oct 13

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Georgia Harm Reduction Coalition, Inc. (GHRC)

Direct Client Services and Drop-in Centers

Georgia Harm Reduction Coalition is a health and wellness group that works to lower the harm from HIV, hepatitis, sexually transmitted infections, and drug use. It has centers around metro Atlanta where people can get testing, PrEP, treatment for opioid use, housing help, food, water, and other basic help. It also mails free Narcan across Georgia.

460 James P Brawley Drive Northwest AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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Emmaus House

CDF Freedom SchoolsChildren's Christmas Festival 2026 (Sat, Dec 19 · 9 am–12 pm)Families on the Move

Emmaus House works to improve life for people in Peoplestown and nearby south Atlanta neighborhoods. Its Lokey Help Center at 27 Haygood Ave SW offers a food pantry, SNAP application help, rent and utility help, Georgia ID vouchers, and more. It also runs youth, family, and job-training programs.

27 Haygood Avenue Southwest AtlantaListing checked Oct 10

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First Baptist Church Decatur (FBCD)

AA Big Book MeetingChildren’s MinistryCommunity Clothing Closet

First Baptist Church Decatur is a church in Decatur. Its Assistance Ministry helps local people who need things like clothing, MARTA cards, gift cards, utility help, housing referrals and job search help, when these are available. Volunteers meet people on Monday mornings by appointment.

308 Clairemont Avenue DecaturListing checked Oct 10

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Luke 1:37 Ministries - The Center for Hope

Clothes, Shoes, Blankets & CoatsFinancial Counseling, Referrals & Spiritual MentoringFood Boxes

The Center for Hope is a help center at Jefferson Avenue Baptist Church in East Point, run with Luke 1:37 Ministries. It gives out food boxes, clothes, shoes, blankets, coats, and hygiene items. It also offers job help, financial counseling, referrals, prayer, and spiritual mentoring. You must make an appointment first.

1150 Jefferson Ave. East PointListing checked Oct 16

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Power Atlanta, Inc.

Health Insurance Help (Georgia Access)POWER Pantry & ClosetPOWER Up Resource Center (housing, utilities and benefits help)

Power Atlanta is a nonprofit in Atlanta's West End. It helps people with free food and clothing, health coverage and benefits help, HIV and STI testing, and money and job skills. You can start with one need and get pointed to other help too.

1024 Avon Ave SW AtlantaListing checked Oct 20

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Urban League of Greater Atlanta

At Promise, At WorkCareers and Workforce SolutionsCobb County Small Business Development Program (Every other Thursday, 6pm-7pm, starting March 5, 2026)

The Urban League of Greater Atlanta has worked in metro Atlanta since 1920. Its Financial Empowerment & Economic Resilience Center is a one-stop place for emergency help with rent and bills, jobs, housing, small business help and money coaching. It also runs programs for young people and a water bill help program for DeKalb County.

230 Peachtree St., NE AtlantaListing checked Oct 14

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Feeding GA Families, Inc.

Vital resources (hygiene, clothing, baby and pet supplies)

Feeding GA Families is a nonprofit that has served since 2010. It gives out food through pantries, emergency food boxes, lockers and home delivery. It also offers housing help, job and youth programs, and items like hygiene products, clothing, and baby and pet supplies.

3113 Main Street East PointListing checked Oct 19

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New Life Community Alliance

2026 Run to Change a Life 5K (Saturday, September 12, 2026 at 8:00am)A Place To StayAfter School and Teen Mentoring Programs

New Life Community Alliance is a nonprofit in South DeKalb that has served the area for about 25 years. At its Flat Shoals Road center it offers food, clothing, free haircuts, GED classes, job help, case management, and help with past-due rent and utility bills. Most first contact is by phone.

3592 Flat Shoals Road DecaturListing checked Oct 14

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SafeHouse Outreach

Connect Desk

SafeHouse Outreach has helped people in downtown Atlanta since 1982. It offers street outreach, a walk-in help desk, case managers, housing programs, rent and utility help, and a job program. People can come to 89 Ellis Street NE or call to get started.

89 Ellis Street Northeast AtlantaListing checked Oct 14

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Martin Luther King Sr. Community Resources Collaborative

Atlanta Housing Good Neighbor ProgramCollaborative Financial Achievement Club (CFAC)Economic Mobility Orientation

The Martin Luther King Sr. Community Resources Collaborative is a nonprofit at 101 Jackson Street NE in Atlanta. It offers free classes, coaching, GED prep, free tax help, and emergency help for families facing a housing crisis. Its work is meant to help families earn more, save more, and become stable.

101 Jackson Street Northeast AtlantaListing checked Nov 11

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Martin Luther King Sr. Community Resources Collaborative

Wrap-around services through partners

The Martin Luther King Sr. Community Resources Collaborative helps families reach steady footing from one place. It offers job and money skills training, free tax preparation, classes for Atlanta Housing voucher holders, and emergency help with housing costs.

2847 Piedmont Rd., NE AtlantaListing checked Oct 19

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The Salvation Army of Georgia

Find a Salvation Army location near you

This is the Georgia Division of The Salvation Army. Its local centers and churches offer help to people and families in need, and it also offers spiritual support. The pages do not list specific programs, so use the location search to find a center near you and ask what it offers.

2090 North Druid Hills Road Northeast AtlantaListing checked Oct 10

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Covenant House Georgia

Community Service Center / Drop-in Services

Covenant House Georgia helps young people ages 18 to 24 who are homeless or escaping trafficking. It has a crisis shelter, longer-term apartment housing, health care and counseling, school and job help, and street outreach. A young person who needs shelter can call the youth line.

1559 Johnson Road Northwest AtlantaListing checked Oct 14

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Salem Bible Church

Social Services MinistrySunshine Brotherhood Community Center

Salem Bible Church is a church with two campuses, one in Atlanta and one in Stonecrest. It holds Sunday worship. Its care team helps with counseling, prayer, weddings, funerals, and child dedications, and it has a ministry for adults 65 and older.

2267 Baker Road Northwest AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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Dekalb Access Resource Center

DeKalb Mobile Career UnitDeKalb Year-Round Internship Program (sign-up help)Health screenings

The DeKalb Access and Resource Center is a county help center in Stone Mountain. It is a branch connected to the Department of Family and Children Services. It hosts services such as the DeKalb mobile career unit, which helps with job searches, resumes, and interviews, and health screenings.

949 North Hairston Road Stone MountainListing checked Oct 13

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Atlanta/Fulton Public Library System - Washington Park Branch

Ask a Social Worker

Washington Park Branch is a public library on Atlanta's Westside. It is part of the Fulton County Library System. You can get a library card, borrow items, use computers and study rooms, and ask staff your questions. The library system's social services team can also connect you to other help in the community.

1116 Martin Luther King, Jr., Dr. AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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Central Presbyterian Church

Central Outreach and Advocacy Center partnership

Central Presbyterian is a church across the street from the Georgia State Capitol in downtown Atlanta.m. every Sunday. The church also supports the Bashor Men's Homeless Shelter, a winter night shelter for men that runs November 1 through March 31.

201 Washington Street Southwest AtlantaListing checked Oct 14

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Ebenezer Baptist Church

Community Fairs

Ebenezer Baptist Church is a historic church in Atlanta., in person and online. It also offers a Wednesday evening discussion group, a children and youth chapel, and classes for new members.

Jackson Street Northeast AtlantaListing checked Oct 10

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