Frontline Housing, Motel to Home Assistance
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510 Plaza Drive, Suite 2295, Atlanta, 30349
(678) 653-1319
Frontline Housing is a nonprofit in Clayton County, Georgia. It helps families and young adults who are homeless move into permanent homes by helping with move-in fees. After people are housed, it offers money-saving classes and community programs.
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- Who they serve
- Families, Youth (under 25), Women with childrenFrom the description, not confirmed
What they offer 7
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Financial Achievement ClubProgram
Financial education for families and individuals once they are in permanent housing, with a savings match.
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Home Again - City of Atlanta Rental AssistanceProgram
Rental help for families with children who live in the City of Atlanta and meet income and rent rules.
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Motel to HomeProgram
Helps with move-in fees for people living in a motel or marked as homeless by their child's school. You fill out the housing form and a team member reaches out.
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New Neighborhood InitiativeProgram
Helps families in the same apartment community connect. Residents lead events and bring resources and programs to their own complex.
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Volunteer with Frontline HousingProgram
Volunteers lead money workshops for the Financial Achievement Club and help with motel outreach.
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Youth Housing InitiativeProgram
Helps young people ages 18 to 26 who are homeless find permanent housing and pays part of move-in fees. Once housed, they can join a savings program.
- Info refreshed from their website· Nov 11
Youth Savings Cash Transfer ProgramProgram
Young people who are housed attend a monthly workshop and save part of their money. They graduate with $1,000 in emergency savings.
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