This is the Georgia office that licenses and oversees insurance companies and agents, and looks into reports of insurance fraud. It also works on fire safety through inspections, education, and reporting. If you have a problem with an insurance company, an agent, or a claim, you can file a complaint with its Consumer Services Division.
This is Georgia's state law office. It represents the state in court and prosecutes serious crimes such as human trafficking. It also takes reports about consumer problems, Medicaid fraud, election fraud, and antisemitic incidents. It cannot give legal advice to private people.
The Georgia Department of Labor is the state agency for jobs and unemployment. People use its website, its phone line, and local Career Centers to look for work, file for unemployment benefits, get information about child labor and youth work permits, and report unemployment fraud. Employers also use it for hiring, taxes, and claims.
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.
This is the office that prosecutes felony crimes in DeKalb County. Its Victim Services staff guide and support people hurt by crime, give crisis counseling, send court notices, and make referrals. The office also runs diversion programs that let some people avoid a regular prosecution.
The Georgia Department of Labor helps people with work and unemployment. Most help is online or through its local Career Centers. You can look for jobs, apply for unemployment benefits, get a youth work permit, or ask about child labor rules.
The Better Business Bureau is a nonprofit network that helps people find businesses they can trust. The Greater Atlanta office in Alpharetta serves Atlanta and Northeast Georgia. It offers business information, scam alerts, help with disputes, and accreditation for businesses.
S. tax agency. Its website shows how to report tax-related identity theft, prove who you are after an IRS letter, and get an extra six-digit number (an IP PIN) to protect your tax account. It also covers free ways to file taxes and payment plans.
Unidos Georgia is a website and group of Latino-serving community organizations in Georgia. It helps Spanish-speaking and immigrant families find free health services, trusted organizations, and guides about their rights. Families can also use its lists to find food, health, education and immigration help.
Street Grace is a faith-based nonprofit that works to stop the sexual exploitation of children. It offers trainings, free safety guides, and a referral form for children or adults who are at risk in Georgia and Tennessee. It also works on laws and uses technology to deter online predators.
S. Department of Justice. It helps adults age 60 and older who may have lost money to fraud. Case managers help you find the right agencies to report to and point you to other help.
RAINN is the largest national nonprofit working against sexual violence. It runs the free, private National Sexual Assault Hotline, open 24 hours a day, which connects callers to a local sexual assault center. You can also use online chat, text, WhatsApp or Signal, in English or Spanish. This is a national service, not an Atlanta office.
The Georgia Department of Labor is the state agency that helps people find work and get unemployment benefits. Most help is online or at local career centers around Georgia. It also handles youth work permits, job and wage data, and reports of unemployment fraud.
