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Pregnancy Aid Clinic - Atlanta

24/7 Dad Men's Group and Fatherhood MentorshipCar Seat Safety ClassFoodTalk

Pregnancy Aid Clinic (PAC) is a clinic for people facing an unplanned pregnancy. The Atlanta clinic is at 440 Ralph McGill Blvd NE. Nurses and sonographers give free pregnancy tests and limited ultrasounds, test and treat chlamydia and gonorrhea, and talk through options, and PAC also runs free classes and a baby boutique. PAC does not provide abortions or abortion referrals.

440 Ralph McGill Blvd., NE AtlantaListing checked Oct 14

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Georgia Parent Support Network Inc

Certified Peer Specialist - Parent (CPS-P) TrainingStatewide Parent Education and Support GroupCertified Peer Specialist - Parent Training

Georgia Parent Support Network is a family-run nonprofit started in 1989. It supports children and youth with mental health and behavior needs, and their families. It runs Youth MOVE Georgia, a peer group for young people, along with a young adult peer center, therapeutic foster care, and peer specialist training.

1381 Metropolitan Pkwy SW AtlantaListing checked Oct 20

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Families First, Inc.

ChispaNTDC Hub classes for foster, kinship and adoptive parentsParenting Time (Access and Visitation)

Families First is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps families get stronger. It offers counseling and a psychiatry clinic for youth, case managers who connect families to services like housing, health care and jobs, and parenting and adoption classes. It also holds community events, like a yearly Back-to-School Bash with free school supplies and groceries.

80 Joseph E. Lowery Blvd NW AtlantaListing checked Oct 13

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Positive Childhood Alliance Georgia

Community Café Facilitator TrainingTriple P Parent Education ClassesFind Help Georgia Helpline and Resource Directory

Positive Childhood Alliance Georgia is a statewide group based at Georgia State University. It works to prevent child abuse and help families do well. You can call or search online to find family programs near you, take free parenting classes, and join trainings for people who work with children.

140 Decatur Street SE, 1st Floor, Suite 178 AtlantaListing checked Oct 13

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Each One Teach One

Family and Parental TrainingKinship Parent Training with Kids' Social-Emotional Learning (2026)Kinship Support Group Meetings

Each One Teach One Together is an Atlanta nonprofit that supports birth, foster and adoptive parents, and grandparents and other relatives raising children. It offers parenting classes and workshops, support meetings, help finding resources, and a food pantry with posted days and hours.

2805 Metropolitan Pkwy SW AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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Sheltering Arms Early Education and Family Centers - East Lake Center

Family Services

Sheltering Arms East Lake Center is a nonprofit early childhood center in Atlanta that offers Early Head Start, Head Start, Georgia's Pre-K, and full-day child care for infants through school-age children. The center serves working families, provides free meals, and offers summer camp and before/after-school care for older kids.

350 E Lake Blvd SE AtlantaListing checked Oct 20

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Georgia State University

Monthly Support GroupsOne-Year Intervention ServicesSocial Work Home Visits

Project Healthy Grandparents is a Georgia State University program for grandparents who are raising their grandchildren. A team of social workers and nurses visits families at home for one year, gives parenting help, screens children, and links families to services. Grandparents can keep going to monthly support groups after the year ends.

140 Decatur St SE, Suite 178 AtlantaListing checked Oct 14

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Gate City Day Nursery Association - Samuel M. Nabrit Early Learning Center

Strengthening Families Initiative

Gate City Day Nursery Association has cared for and taught children from birth to Pre-K in Atlanta since 1905. Its centers are open all day, all year, on weekdays. It also offers after-school care, a summer program, and support for families.

2035 Cambellton Rd. S.W. AtlantaListing checked Oct 20

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SAFE KIDS of Georgia, Inc.

Car seat safety help and inspectionsNew and expectant parent safety guidesSafe Infant Sleep Education

Safe Kids Georgia works to keep children from getting hurt by accidents that can be prevented. It leads a statewide network of local safety educators who teach families about car seats, safe sleep for babies, water safety, and safe gun storage. Its website has safety tips and guides for parents and caregivers.

1575 Northeast Expwy. AtlantaListing checked Oct 13

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Little Debbies Second Chance Home Inc

Ellenwood Teen-Parent ProgramParent Education ClassesTeen Parent & Baby Housing

Little Debbie's Second Chance Home gives teen girls and boys who have nowhere safe to live, along with teen parents and their babies, a structured home in Decatur. Staff offer counseling, parenting classes, GED preparation, job readiness, and independent living skills to help young people build a stable future.

4280 Memorial Drive DecaturListing checked Oct 20

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Families First, Inc. - Decatur Office

ChispaImpact Hub ClassesParenting Time

Families First is a Georgia nonprofit that helps families grow stronger. It offers case managers who link families to services, counseling and psychiatric care, parenting and co-parenting classes, and training for foster, kinship and adoptive caregivers. Call the main number to ask about a service.

4298 Memorial Dr. DecaturListing checked Oct 19

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Clarkston Child Development Center

Pop Up LearningFamily Support (Case Management)

This is the Clarkston child development center of Easterseals North Georgia. It cares for and teaches children from 6 weeks to 5 years old, and it is free for families who qualify by income. Staff also support families and offer help with children's mental health and autism needs.

815 Park North Boulevard ClarkstonListing checked Oct 19

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Our House

Career Development & Life Skills WorkshopsCareer Development and Life Skills WorkshopsFamily Services

Our House helps families with young children who are homeless or have unstable housing. At its Atlanta campus on Boulevard, it offers a family shelter, free early childhood education and childcare, a no-cost nurse-led health clinic, and job training. Case managers work with each family toward steady income and housing.

173 Boulevard Northeast AtlantaListing checked Oct 13

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Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Coalition of Georgia (HMHBGA)

Georgia Family Healthline and Referral LinesWorking GroupsBuilding Perinatal Support Professionals (BPSP)

Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Georgia is a statewide nonprofit that has worked on mother and baby health since 1974. It offers free online classes, free kits for pregnant and new moms, and phone lines that point families to help across Georgia.

691 John Wesley Dobbs Ave NE, Suite C-103 AtlantaListing checked Oct 20

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Parenting supportLarge agency with many programs

Covenant House Georgia

Pregnant & Parenting Youth Program

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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Wellroot Family Services

Community TrainingFunctional Family TherapyHealthy Families Home Visitation

Wellroot Family Services is a Christian nonprofit with its main office in Tucker and a second office in Gainesville. It helps children and families with counseling and family therapy, parenting classes, home visits for new parents, short-term housing, and foster care. It also helps young adults who are leaving foster care.

1967 Lakeside Parkway TuckerListing checked Oct 14

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All 1 Family, Inc.

All-1-ConnectionsFamily Counseling

All-1-Family is an Atlanta nonprofit that offers counseling for LGBTQ+ people and their allies. They offer individual, couples, family and group counseling, plus child counseling and groups for teens and for parents. Their goal is free to low-cost care, and you can ask to book a visit on their website.

1530 DeKalb Avenue NortheastListing checked Oct 14

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Black Child Development Institute - Atlanta (BCDI-Atlanta)

Family Empowerment ProgramImagining Bright Futures: A Family Literacy Series

BCDI-Atlanta is a Georgia nonprofit that works to make life better for Black children and their families. It does this through education and advocacy. It offers family classes, literacy events, community meetings, an online resource hub, and training for early childhood professionals.

50 Sunset Avenue Northwest AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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Atlanta Technical College Child Development Center

Family Support ServicesFatherhood Initiative

This is the early education center on the Atlanta Technical College campus. It cares for and teaches children from 6 months to 5 years old, including children with developmental delays. Families can also get coaching from a family support specialist and join a program for fathers.

1560 Metropolitan Parkway Southwest AtlantaListing checked Oct 13

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