H.O.P.E. Through Divine Intervention, Inc. (HTDI)
385 Holly Street Northwest, Atlanta, 30318
(404) 748-4375
HTDI is an Atlanta nonprofit that runs housing programs for people who have a hard time staying housed, including people living with HIV/AIDS. Its programs go from temporary housing, to housing with support, to renting with a voucher, to buying a home. It also offers case management, life skills help, and housing counseling.
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- Who they serve
- Single men, Single women, FamiliesFrom the description, not confirmed
What they offer 6
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HOPE Towards Homeownership ProgramProgram
Help for individuals and families to buy low-cost homes. It includes home buying training and housing counseling, and a HUD program that buys, fixes up and sells homes to qualified buyers.
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Housing CounselingService
HTDI is a HUD-approved housing counseling agency. It offers help with budgeting and managing money, renting, and housing for people who are homeless.
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HTDI Independent LivingProgram
Housing where clients slowly take on more of the responsibility for running their own home. It includes Housing Choice Voucher and tax credit units, so rent is based on income.
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HTDI Permanent Supportive Housing (Villas of H.O.P.E.)Program
Single-occupancy homes for men who are getting ready to live fully on their own. It is the last step before independent living.
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HTDI Rapid Re-housingProgram
Money and services to help people avoid becoming homeless, or to get back into housing and stay there. It is for individuals and families.
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HTDI Transitional Housing (Project Link)Service
A stable place to live for up to two years while you get connected to support services. It serves men and transgender women who are living with HIV/AIDS.
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