Atlanta Children's Shelter
607 Peachtree Street Northeast, 30308
(404) 892-3713
Atlanta Children's Day Shelter helps families who are facing homelessness. Children under 5 get early learning and childcare during the day, and parents get support such as counseling, job help, and school options. Families start by filling out an interest form on the Get Help page.
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What they offer 11
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Benefits Outreach SupportProgram
Families can get help learning about and applying for benefits such as SNAP, WIC, and Medicaid through partner support.
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Child Care for Homeless FamiliesService
Families facing homelessness with children under age 5 who need child care and family support can fill out an interest form to get help. Staff also share phone numbers for overnight shelter and domestic violence help if needed.
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Child Wellness and Play Therapy SupportsProgram
Children can get mental health screenings, trauma recovery support, and play therapy on site through a partner counseling group.
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Early Childhood Nutrition ProgramProgram
Children enrolled in the shelter's program get two healthy meals and two healthy snacks each day they attend.
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Family Services ProgramProgram
Support for parents facing homelessness. It covers immediate needs and includes mental health support, employment help and education options.
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HireUp Employment ProgramProgram
Parents receive professional workshops and one-on-one support to help them find sustainable jobs.
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Parent Mental Health SupportProgram
Parents can get free therapy, case management and mental health support, on site or online, through partner counseling groups.
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Parent WorkshopsProgram
Monthly workshops for parents on topics like networking, interview skills, financial literacy and professional dress. They usually start at 5:00 pm on weekdays.
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