Central Outreach and Advocacy Center
201 Washington Street SW, Atlanta, 30303
(404) 601-3173
Central Outreach and Advocacy Center is a downtown Atlanta nonprofit that helps adults who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Staff help with IDs, birth certificates, Social Security cards, food stamps, Medicaid, SSI/SSDI, and job readiness classes. Partner groups also come on site for health care, eye clinics, and more.
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What they offer 16
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Advocacy InitiativesProgram
The center speaks up for people who are homeless. It sends action alerts by email, holds quarterly roundtables with guests, and works on ID barriers and public restroom access.
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Alison's BoutiqueProgram
A work clothing closet that gives men and women business casual clothes for job interviews or a new job. You need an appointment.
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Document StorageService
Guests can keep important papers in a safe place at the center, such as birth certificates and Social Security cards. Copies can also be uploaded to Client Track.
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Emergency Food and ClothingService
The center says it gives access to emergency food and clothing. The pages do not say when or how.
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Empowerment Resource Center On-Site ServicesService
Empowerment Resource Center comes to the center on Thursdays. It offers health help such as HIV and STI prevention, testing, referrals, and social services.
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Eye Clinic and GlassesService
Prevent Blindness Georgia holds an eye clinic at the center several times a year with eye exams and free glasses. Prescription glasses need an appointment made before the clinic.
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Food Stamp and Medicaid AssistanceService
Staff and a partner help people apply for or renew food stamps (SNAP/EBT) and Medicaid. Bring a picture ID for food stamp help.
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Housing Help On SiteService
Housing assessments are offered from time to time. Intown Cares Ministries also visits to help guests with housing on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month.
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