Food, housing, health care, legal aid, jobs and more, from 4,110 local organizations. Each listing shows when it was last checked and what kind of source it came from.
4,110
organizations
34,325
services & programs
100%
of listings show the kind of source they came from
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Food, a place to stay, bills, health care, a lawyer.
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Organizations doing standout work across metro Atlanta.
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Lists of places for one need or one part of town.
New in Atlanta with children? Start here for food benefits, child care, Pre-K, health care and after-school programs.
8 places
If you got an eviction notice or lost your place, make these calls first: a lawyer before your court date, help with back rent, a place to sleep, and food.
9 places
Places that help with the first things: clearing an old record, getting a job, finding a place to sleep and getting support.
8 places
Counseling, crisis help and support groups in metro Atlanta that you can use without insurance or at low cost.
8 places
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Arts and music, classes, youth programs, senior centers, neighborhood groups.
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