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Fulton County Library System is the public library system for Fulton County. Its Social Services team helps patrons find longer-term help by giving referrals, resource lists, help with calls, help applying for public benefits, and connections to housing, health, legal, veteran, immigration, and other services.

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Palmetto Library is a Fulton County public library branch in Palmetto. It offers books, computers, Wi-Fi, classes, youth activities, career help events, and referrals to social services.

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Hapeville Library is a Fulton County Library System branch at 525 King Arnold Street. It offers books, public computers, Wi-Fi, meeting and study rooms, digital library resources, classes, and connection to the library system's Social Services team for referrals and help finding longer-term support.

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East Atlanta Library is a Fulton County Library System branch at 400 Flat Shoals Ave. SE. It offers books, public computers, Wi-Fi, meeting and study rooms, children and teen programs, adult classes, and referrals through the library system’s Social Services team.

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Evelyn G. Lowery Library at Cascade is a Fulton County Library System branch in southwest Atlanta. It offers books, computers, Wi-Fi, study and meeting rooms, events for kids and adults, and social service referrals for needs like benefits, housing, jobs, health care, legal help, and transportation.

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Fulton County Library System's Central Library is the main public library in downtown Atlanta. It offers books, computers, Wi-Fi, GED testing, events, and a social services team that helps patrons connect to housing, benefits, health, legal, job, and other community resources.

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Cox Communications is an internet, cable, phone, and mobile company based in the Atlanta area. It helps some households get online through low-cost internet plans, including Connect2Compete for families with K-12 students and ConnectAssist for eligible low-income households. Cox also offers free online digital skills resources through Cox Digital Academy.

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Helen Keller National Center helps people age 16 and older who are DeafBlind or have both hearing and vision loss. It offers job training, adaptive technology, communication skills, independent living help, mobility training, referrals, and virtual services. Georgia is served through HKNC Region 4 Southeast A, with a regional office mailing address in Concord, Georgia.

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Dress for Success Atlanta helps women get ready for work and grow in their careers. They offer career coaching, resume and interview help, job-readiness training, digital skills support, professional clothing, and ongoing encouragement.

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Connecting Communities and Families, Inc. helps people in metro Atlanta build job, life, and computer skills. They focus on young adults aging out of foster care, people coming home from jail or prison, and low-to-moderate-income families.

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USAC Lifeline Support helps people apply for Lifeline, a federal program that lowers the cost of phone or internet service. If approved, a household can get a monthly discount through a participating phone or internet company.

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Step Up For Mental Health is a Chicago-based nonprofit that helps people and families understand mental health and find support. It offers peer support, help finding local services, small grants, kids programs, digital skills classes, Google Career Certificate scholarships, and Mental Health First Aid training.

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TDS Telecommunications LLC is a phone, internet, TV, and mobile service company. In Georgia, it serves some communities including Ball Ground, Blue Ridge, Jasper, Nelson, St. Marys, Kingsland, Woodbine, and nearby towns. Eligible low-income households may be able to get the federal Lifeline discount on TDS phone, internet, or bundled service where TDS offers it.

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Adams Park Library is a Fulton County public library branch in Southwest Atlanta. It offers books, free Wi-Fi, public computers, study and meeting rooms, children’s programs, English classes, job help, and social service referrals.

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FoodFinder is a free website and mobile app that helps people find nearby food pantries, free groceries, and free meals. Just enter a zip code to see a map of food assistance programs with their addresses, hours, and contact info. It is a digital tool, not a pantry itself, so it does not hand out food directly.

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The Clarkston Community Center is a nonprofit hub in Clarkston, one of the most diverse and refugee-rich towns in Georgia. It offers free English classes, after-school and summer programs for kids, senior and refugee programs, computer and digital-skills classes, arts and fitness activities, and affordable fresh-food access. It is a welcoming gathering place that helps newcomers and longtime neighbors learn, connect, and thrive.

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