Georgia Harm Reduction Coalition - Bennett Center
1231 Joseph E Boone Blvd, Atlanta, 30314
(404) 817-9994
The Bennett Center is a drop-in center run by Georgia Harm Reduction Coalition in Atlanta. You can walk in for groceries, water, hot meals, a phone, a computer lab, and help finding other services. Services are private, and free for those who qualify.
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- Who they serve
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What they offer 13
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Connect to Care Clinic (C³)Service
A clinic that gives private, culturally appropriate treatment. A medical team makes a treatment plan for each patient.
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CounselingProgram
Counseling to help clients build healthy relationships, make good life choices, and look after their health and well-being.
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Direct Client Services (Drop-in Center)Service
A drop-in center where you can get groceries, water, coffee, hot meals, and hygiene kits. You can also use a phone and a computer lab, and get rides and help with ID papers.
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Free Narcan by MailService
GHRC ships Narcan, which reverses an opioid overdose, to every county in Georgia at no cost. You order it through the website.
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Healthy Meal InitiativeProgram
A meal program run by GHRC with Atlanta Community Food Bank and Fountain of Hope for over ten years.
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Housing ProgramProgram
Case managers help people who have been homeless a long time move into stable housing. The program offers rapid re-housing, permanent supportive housing, and utility help in Atlanta.
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Linkage to CareProgram
A private, one-on-one program that finds people and connects them to care for HIV, hepatitis C, STIs, and substance use, and helps them stay in care.
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Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)Program
Treatment for opioid use that combines medicine with behavioral health support. Medical providers and peer specialists help you set goals and find housing, rides, and treatment.
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