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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta

1:1 Mentoring with VolunteersBe a BigBeyond School Walls

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta matches kids ages 8 to 16 with adult volunteer mentors for one-to-one friendship. Each pair gets help from a staff support specialist. The program is free to families and volunteers.

680 Murphy Avenue SW, Suite 1090 AtlantaListing checked Oct 20

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Alliance Theatre

Acting classes for kids, teens and adultsPalefsky Collision ProjectPrograms for schools and educators

The Alliance Theatre is a professional theater at the Woodruff Arts Center in Midtown Atlanta. It puts on plays and musicals, including shows for families and for babies and toddlers. It also runs classes, teen programs, and programs for schools and teachers.

1280 Peachtree St NE AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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Atlanta Dream Center (ADC)

Adopt-a-Block and Kids ClubLegacy Kids HuddlesLegacy Kids Tutoring

Frontline Response, once known as the Atlanta Dream Center, helps people escape sex trafficking and homelessness in Atlanta. Staff do street outreach, case management, and run a free winter warming shelter with shuttle rides during very cold weather. They also run a youth prevention program that mentors at-risk kids ages 3 to 12 in Atlanta neighborhoods.

652 Angier Ave NE AtlantaListing checked Oct 20

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Purpose Built Boys & Girls Club – Luther J. Price Middle School

After-School ClubCooking and Gardening ClubRobotics

This is an after-school club for kids ages 10 to 14 who go to Price Middle School. It gives kids help with schoolwork, healthy habits, and leadership. Kids can also join clubs like robotics, cooking and gardening, and fine arts.

1670 Benjamin Weldon Bickers Dr SE AtlantaListing checked Oct 21

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Boys and Girls Club of Metro Atlanta

After-School Club at Tuskegee Airmen Global AcademyArts and Music ProgramsCharacter and Leadership Programs

This is the Center for a New Generation club at the Tuskegee Airmen Global Academy, part of Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta. Kids and teens come after school for activities like homework help, reading, STEM, music, art, chess, and cooking and gardening. The club also has a summer camp, and families who cannot pay can ask about help with fees.

1626 West Haven Drive SW AtlantaListing checked Oct 20

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Boys & Girls Club - Warren

After-School Club MembershipHealthy Lifestyles ProgramsSTARS (Striving to Achieve Real Success)

The Warren Boys & Girls Club is on Berne Street in Atlanta. It is part of Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta. Kids and teens can join for after-school time with help in school, sports, and leadership programs.

790 Berne St. AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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AREACH | Brain Fit for Youth

AREACH | Brain Fit for Youth ServicesLife ReadinessMentorship

AREACH is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps young people ages 8 to 24 build mental skills like focus, calm, and confidence. Its Brain Fit program uses brain lessons, coaching, and technology. It works mostly through schools, youth groups, and community partners.

2625 Piedmont Rd NE AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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YMCA Youth and Teen Development Center

BasketballCheerSchool Break Camp

This is a YMCA center in Atlanta for kids and teens. It has a gym, an outdoor pool, a teen center, and a cyber café. It offers afterschool care, camps, sports, and teen programs for families in East Atlanta, East Lake, Kirkwood, Oakhurst, and South DeKalb.

1765 Memorial Dr SE AtlantaListing checked Oct 21

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National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter

GROW Saturday SessionsSTEAM InitiativesTeen Health Education

This is the Atlanta chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women. It is a volunteer-run nonprofit that speaks up for Black women and girls on health, education, money and civic issues. Its main youth program, Teens on the Move, mentors girls ages 13 to 18 and gives college scholarships.

925 B Peachtree St NE #209 AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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Little Debbies Second Chance Home Inc

Counseling / Clinical InterventionJoseph's LadderResidential Care for Displaced Teens

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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Robert W. Woodruff Arts Center

Arts Education: Camps, Classes, and WorkshopsPalefsky Collision ProjectTeen Team at the High Museum

The Woodruff Arts Center is a campus in Midtown Atlanta that is home to the Alliance Theatre, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and the High Museum of Art. It offers plays, concerts, and art exhibits. It also runs arts classes, camps, school programs, and a free play space for children from birth to age five.

1280 Peachtree Street NE AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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At-Promise Center Southwest II (MLK) - Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta

At-Promise Center Southwest II (MLK) - Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta ServicesClub groups and activities (Teen Council, Career Launch, Money Matters and more)

This is a Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta site on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive for teens ages 12 to 18. It works with partners to offer help with school, job and career skills, counseling, and life skills. Teens can also join groups like Teen Council, Career Launch, and Money Matters.

2175 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive SW AtlantaListing checked Oct 16

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Destined for Greatness Outreach Youth Center, Inc. / DFGOYC

Become a youth mentorMonthly group activities (Monthly, usually Friday evenings or Saturday afternoons)

Destined for Greatness Outreach Youth Center is a nonprofit that works with young people in the Atlanta area. Its main program matches kids in elementary, middle and high school with volunteer mentors. It also holds monthly group activities and looks for volunteers.

963 Welch Street SW AtlantaListing checked Oct 20

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Youth programsGovernment office

Georgia Department of Education - Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education

Career Technical Student OrganizationsGeorgia STEM/STEAMPath to Pro Skills Explorers

This is the state office that leads Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education for Georgia's public schools. It helps students get ready for college, a job, an apprenticeship, or the military after high school. It offers career pathways, student clubs, college-credit options, and free career-exploration resources.

205 Jesse Hill Jr. Dr., SE AtlantaListing checked Oct 19

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Forever Family

Family Visitation ProgramTravel Vouchers for Father VisitsChildren’s Programs

Forever Family helps children in Georgia who have a parent in prison or jail. They take kids on chaperoned trips to visit their mothers in prison. They also give travel vouchers for visits with fathers, and offer programs for children and caregivers.

352 University Avenue, West 104 AtlantaListing checked Oct 20

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Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency/ACSS

Summer Career Programs (with Westside Works)Job Readiness Bootcamp (ages 18–24)Urban Forestry Career Pathways (UFOR)

Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency (ACSS) helps people with money struggles get ready for work, find a job, and keep it. Its main program, CareerWorks, starts with a three-week boot camp and then gives 12 months of job help and coaching. It also has programs for veterans, young adults, and hiring events with employers.

2847 Piedmont Rd., NE AtlantaListing checked Oct 19

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Youth programsGovernment office

Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice - DeKalb Multi Service Center

DeKalb MSC/ISP Community Services OfficeIntake, Case Management, and Probation SupervisionPrograms and Case Management Interventions

This is the DeKalb County office of the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice. It handles community-based work for young people in the juvenile justice system, such as intake, case management, and probation. The state agency also runs mental health, substance use, victim, and volunteer programs.

1400 Montreal Road, Suite 200 TuckerListing checked Oct 20

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Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta

Council ProgramsGirl Scout Cookie ProgramGirl Scout Troop Membership

Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta is a nonprofit that helps girls in kindergarten through 12th grade build confidence, leadership, and life skills through troop activities, badges, and outdoor adventures. Girls can join local troops, attend summer camps at council camps like Camp Timber Ridge and Camp Meriwether, and take part in the Girl Scout Cookie Program to learn entrepreneurship and money skills. Families who need help paying for membership, uniforms, or camp can apply for financial assistance.

5601 North Allen Road SE MabletonListing checked Oct 20

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