A Home For Everyone In DeKalb
308 Clairemont Avenue, Decatur, 30030
(678) 203-4563
A Home For Everyone In DeKalb helps people in DeKalb County who have no stable home or could lose theirs. It can help pay deposits and other move-in costs for people who have steady income but little savings. It also runs a group home for three men and gives out supplies like sleeping bags and MARTA cards in bad weather.
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- Who they serve
- Youth (under 25), SeniorsFrom the description, not confirmed
What they offer 7
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Budgeting ClassProgram
Money-management training for people who are in the group's housing program.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Community Resource GuideService
Lists of links to other help in the area. Topics include utilities, jobs, food, legal aid, shelters, transportation and help for veterans.
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Rapid Rehousing / Move-In Start-Up CostsService
Helps people pay deposits and other start-up costs to move into an apartment or shared housing. It is for people who can pay monthly rent but have no savings for moving in.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Severe Weather AssistanceService
In extreme weather, volunteers give out snack bags, sleeping bags and MARTA cards. The goal is to help people get to shelters.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Transitional HousingProgram
A group home where three men can live at a time while working with a case manager toward long-term housing. Residents pay 35% of their income.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Volunteer with A Home For Everyone In DeKalbProgram
People can give time in several ways, such as helping with food, rides to warming centers, resource lists, the transitional house or committees.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Women's Workforce Development ProgramProgram
A work program for women in DeKalb who have been homeless a long time or are coming back into the community after prison. The group runs it with Georgia Works and The Oakhurst Center For Community.
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