CaringWorks

Deaf Bridges to RecoveryService

A live-in recovery program at Hope House for homeless men who are deaf or hard of hearing. Staff are deaf or hard of hearing and sign fluently in ASL. It includes housing, counseling, meals, and help with benefits and jobs.

Essential Supportive ServicesService

Help with many everyday needs, such as benefits, jobs, ID papers, legal help, medical care, rides, credit counseling and family reunification. Some help comes from CaringWorks staff and some from partner groups.

Hope House (short-term and transitional housing for men)Program

A 70-bed residential facility in downtown Atlanta for adult men who have experienced homelessness and are in recovery, with some beds held for emergency housing and stays up to two years.

Hope House Short-Term HousingProgram

Hope House is a 70-bed downtown Atlanta facility for adult men experiencing homelessness and recovering from substance addiction.

Long-term Housing (MOVE and RISE)Program

Long-term apartments for people who have been homeless a long time and have a disability. MOVE is for women with children, and RISE is for men and women over 18. Rent is based on income.

Outpatient TreatmentProgram

Counseling and treatment for mental health and addiction, with visits that do not require living on site. Services include one-on-one, group, family and couples counseling, psychiatric care, grief and PTSD treatment, and peer specialists.

Residential Treatment at Hope HouseProgram

A live-in addiction recovery program for men over 18 at Hope House in downtown Atlanta. It gives a safe, structured place to live with counseling, nursing checks, medication management, meals and job help.

Short Term Housing - Hope HouseService

Hope House is a 70-bed home in downtown Atlanta for adult men who are homeless and in recovery from addiction. Some beds are for emergencies, and most are for men who stay longer, up to two years.