Family Promise of North Fulton/DeKalb

Aftercare / Housing StabilizationProgram

After a family graduates from shelter or housing programs, it stays connected to a case manager for up to 12 months. Help includes budgeting and credit coaching, referrals, and sometimes emergency help like car repairs or utility bills.

Day CenterService

A place families can come during the day. It has computers, internet, laundry and showers. Families can also get case management and job resources.

Freedom to WorkProgram

A program that aims to help parents succeed at work to end homelessness. It also helps with childcare and car costs.

Help Request and Emergency Help LineService

Families who meet the rules can ask for help with rent, eviction, utilities or the rotational shelter. You fill out a Help Request form, then have a phone interview.

Homebound Ranch Transitional Living HouseProgram

A house where two families who finished the Rotational Shelter can live for 6 to 12 months. They work, save money and build credit before renting on their own. Rent is based on a share of their income.

Kids Come FirstProgram

A fundraising initiative supporting children's housing stability, childcare, medical needs and clothing.

Prevention & Stabilization ProgramProgram

Short-term money help and support for families so they can stay in their homes during a crisis. It can help with rent, utilities, eviction, and move-in or security deposits. Families also get case management, money coaching and referrals.

Rotational ShelterService

Families with children sleep at a partner congregation and eat meals there. They move to a new congregation each week and work with a case manager on a plan for housing.