Destination Tomorrow Atlanta is an LGBTQ+ center that opened in May 2022 on Mayson St NE. It runs House of Hope, an emergency housing program for transgender, gender non-conforming and non-binary adults 25 and older. You can also ask about housing referrals and trans support groups, and walk in on weekdays.
Feminist Center for Reproductive Liberation, once called Feminist Women's Health Center, is a clinic in Atlanta that opened in 1976. You can get abortion care, yearly exams, STI and HIV testing, birth control, and hormone therapy there. The center also runs community programs and works on Georgia laws.
Feminist Center is a nonprofit clinic in Atlanta that has given reproductive health care since 1976. It offers abortion care, birth control, STI and HIV testing, gynecology exams, miscarriage care, and hormone therapy. It also does community programs and works on state laws.
Game Changing Men is a group that supports masculine-presenting people, including transgender men, men of color, and men who have been in jail or prison. It offers support groups, workshops, a 24-week class on family violence for male-identified people, mentoring for people inside jails and prisons, a yearly retreat, and a youth leadership program.
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.
Someone Cares is a nonprofit health center in Marietta that has helped people in the Atlanta area for over 30 years. It offers HIV and STD testing, primary care, women's health care, mental health and addiction treatment, and mobile clinics that visit neighborhoods.
Love Positive Counseling is a group of therapists and coaches in Roswell. They offer counseling for individuals and relationships, coaching, and support groups for polyamory, transgender adults, and kink/BDSM. They welcome LGBTQ+, gender-diverse, kink, and non-monogamous people.
Southern Legal Center for Youth gives free legal help to young people ages 12 to 24 in Georgia. It focuses on young people who are at risk of or living through homelessness, and on trans and gender-expansive young adults who need help with legal name changes. To get help, you text, call, or email their intake line.
Trans Housing Coalition is a trans-led group in Atlanta. It helps trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming adults who have been homeless for a long time move into lasting housing. People who are accepted get a case manager to help with the steps.
TWOC Healing Project is a Black trans-led group for trans women of color and other gender-diverse people, mostly in rural Georgia and the South. It runs mobile help after sexual and partner violence, a wellness space, arts and storytelling, voter support, and community events.
The Mind Spa is a private telepsychiatry practice started by Bianca Ferguson, a psychiatric nurse practitioner. She sees adults who live in Georgia by video for medication management, ADHD care, trauma and PTSD, women's mental health, and LGBTQ+ affirming care. The practice takes Alma insurance plans and private pay.
Tranquil Life Counseling Center is a group of mental health counselors with offices in Hiram, Dallas and Acworth. They see children, teens and adults for individual, couples and family counseling. They also do assessments and work with Paulding County schools to bring counselors to students.
Trans Lifeline is a national group run by and for trans people. Its phone hotline lets trans and questioning people talk with a trans peer, and you do not have to be in a crisis to call. It also offers online guides, including a library on changing names and IDs, and has given out cash grants through partner groups.
Advocates Of The South is a group that works with Black communities, including transgender people. Its website shows a housing program with an application, small grants for trans-led groups, and community events about sexual wellness and testing.
Solutions Not Punishment Collaborative, or SnapCo, is a Black trans and queer led group in Atlanta. It works to build safety without police. It offers an emergency mutual aid fund, a free passport clinic, an expungement clinic, free access to a non-police help app, and political education.
