Frontline Housing
510 Plaza Drive, Suite 2295, Atlanta, 30349
Frontline Housing is a nonprofit that helps families and young adults who have no stable home move into permanent housing. It can help pay move-in fees for people living in motels, for families whose child's school counts them as homeless, and for young people ages 18 to 26. After people are housed, it offers money-saving classes and community events.
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- Who they serve
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What they offer 7
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Financial Achievement ClubProgram
A money education program for families and people after they move into permanent housing. It includes a savings match of $600.
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Home Again - City of Atlanta Rental AssistanceProgram
Rental help for working families with children who live in the city of Atlanta and are behind on rent. There are income and arrears limits, and people with housing vouchers do not qualify.
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Motel to HomeService
Helps people who live in a motel, or whose child's school counts them as homeless, move into permanent housing. The group can help with move-in fees.
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New Neighborhood InitiativeProgram
Helps families Frontline has housed build a sense of community. Residents lead events and bring resources to their own apartment complex.
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Volunteer with Frontline HousingProgram
Volunteers can lead workshops for the Financial Achievement Club and help with outreach at motels. You sign up with a form on the website.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Youth Housing InitiativeProgram
Helps young people ages 18 to 26 who have no home find permanent housing and pay part of the move-in fees. Once housed, they can join a savings program.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Youth Savings Cash Transfer ProgramProgram
After moving into housing, young people go to a monthly workshop and save part of their money. They finish with $1,000 in emergency savings.
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