132 organizations
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Community violence-prevention programs work with young people and families to stop cycles before they start — they want calls before things explode.
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Protect Our Defenders is a national nonprofit that helps people harmed by military sexual assault, sexual harassment, and retaliation. They offer free legal help or referrals, survivor resources, policy advocacy, and training about military sexual violence.
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Children's Advocacy Centers of Georgia is the statewide group that supports Georgia's network of Children's Advocacy Centers. It helps local centers respond to child abuse with trained teams, referrals, family support, medical care, therapy, and case coordination.
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Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency is the state agency that helps Georgia prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters and security threats. It works with local governments, state and federal agencies, nonprofits, and businesses, and it offers disaster information, recovery help, grants, training, and ways to report threats.
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Kailee Mills Foundation is a Spring, Texas nonprofit focused on seat belt safety. It helps families after fatal or serious vehicle crashes with case-by-case financial help, grief counseling support, school safety programs, and scholarships, with current family assistance focused mostly on Texas vehicle crashes.
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The Office on Women's Health is a federal HHS office that shares health information for women and girls. Its free helpline answers women's health and breastfeeding questions in English or Spanish, but it does not diagnose, treat, prescribe medicine, or refer people to specialists.
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Success Stories Program runs feminist, peer-led workshops for people who have caused harm or been impacted by the criminal legal system. Their work started in prisons and now includes virtual groups, prisons, jails, re-entry programs, schools, group homes, workplaces, and community settings.
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Caminar Latino is an Atlanta-based nonprofit for Latino families affected by domestic violence. They help survivors, children, youth, and people who have used violence with support groups, safety planning, court support, counseling, youth programs, and family violence intervention classes.
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Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC) is a national nonprofit that helps people recover from identity theft, scams, fraud, and data breaches. People can call, text, or chat with an advisor for free help making a recovery plan.
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End Overdose is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that works nationally to prevent drug overdose deaths through education, naloxone, and public awareness. It offers free online overdose response courses, free naloxone rewards for some trainings, campus and community chapters, and outreach at events. Its chapter list includes Atlanta, GA and Emory University in Atlanta.
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Fulton County's Solicitor General runs a Victim Witness Assistance Program for victims and witnesses of misdemeanor crimes in Fulton County. Victim advocates help people understand court, get case updates, find community resources, and ask about property return or restitution.
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The Salvation Army Metro Atlanta Area Command is a faith-based nonprofit serving people across metro Atlanta. It helps with food, shelter, rent and utility crises, disaster relief, youth programs, holiday gifts, and support for women leaving sex trafficking.
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Tim Tebow Foundation is a Christian nonprofit that helps vulnerable children, people with disabilities, and people hurt by trafficking through partner organizations around the world. Its Night to Shine event is a free prom-style celebration for people with disabilities age 14 and older, hosted by local churches. The foundation also supports adoption aid, medical care, anti-trafficking work, and online disability ministry resources.
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Atlanta Dream Center appears to now operate publicly as Frontline Response, a faith-based Atlanta nonprofit. They help people leave sex trafficking and homelessness through a 24/7 trafficking rescue hotline, short-term safe home, outreach, case management, support lines, and youth prevention programs.
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The Georgia Tech Wellness Empowerment Center offers health and well-being education, coaching, nutrition help, sexual health services, and violence prevention for the Georgia Tech community. Its VOICE program gives confidential 24/7 support to students affected by sexual assault, dating or domestic violence, stalking, or sexual harassment.
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Saprea is a nonprofit that helps adult survivors of child sexual abuse heal and helps families prevent abuse. They offer free retreats, webinars, support groups, online tools, and prevention classes. Their office is in Lehi, Utah, and many services are online.
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Sikh Family Center is a national U.S. nonprofit that helps Sikh and Punjabi community members, especially people affected by domestic violence, sexual violence, family violence, and trauma. They offer a free Punjabi-English non-emergency helpline, safety and resource referrals, prevention education, listening circles, and training for organizations.
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Polaris is a national nonprofit that works to prevent sex and labor trafficking. It no longer runs the National Human Trafficking Hotline as of December 8, 2025; today it focuses on survivor-led research, policy work, training, financial support models, and anti-trafficking data projects.
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Rescuing Hope is a Marietta-based nonprofit that fights sex trafficking through survivor support, public awareness, and training. They help sex trafficking survivors make action plans, connect to housing and jobs, build life skills, get clothing and goods, and apply for education or small-business support.
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Atlanta Victim Assistance, Inc. helps people in Atlanta who have been hurt by crime. Their advocates help with safety planning, court support, crisis help, victim compensation applications, referrals, support groups, school programs, and basic items like clothing, food, and toiletries.
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Street Grace is a nonprofit that works to stop the sexual exploitation and trafficking of children. They help at-risk youth and adult survivors through a 24/7 hotline, referrals, care coordination, prevention training, legal advocacy, and technology projects that deter buyers online.
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