Ninth District Opportunity, Inc.
3833 Longview Drive, Douglasville, 30135
(770) 532-3191 · more numbers below
Ninth District Opportunity is a nonprofit community action agency that helps low-income families in Georgia. It runs Head Start and Georgia Pre-K classrooms, including in Douglas County. In other counties it also offers help with energy bills, housing, and home energy repairs, so check which county you live in before you apply.
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What they offer 7
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Community ServicesProgram
Staff work one-on-one with low-income families to find what is keeping them from getting ahead and make a plan. Help includes finding resources, crisis rent and utility help, housing help, job counseling, and more.
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Georgia Pre-KProgram
Pre-K classrooms for children who turn four by September 1. Any Georgia family can take part, with no income limit. Spots are given in the order families sign up.
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Head StartService
A free preschool program for children from income-eligible families. Children get early learning, health and dental screenings, and healthy meals. Douglas County is on the list of counties with Head Start.
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Housing ProgramsProgram
Case management and limited money help for households that are homeless or about to lose their housing. The goal is steady housing over the long term. Income limits apply.
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Low-Income Home Energy Assistance ProgramProgram
Helps qualifying households pay their main heating or utility company with a one-time payment. There is heating help in winter and cooling help in spring. Appointments are made by phone or online.
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Resources and formsService
A page of links to government forms and money-saving guides. Forms include voter registration, Social Security card, SNAP, TANF, Medicaid and PeachCare. Guides cover energy savings, budgeting, and renters' rights.
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Weatherization Assistance ProgramProgram
A home energy check that looks at how a home uses energy and at some safety and health issues. If problems are found, NDO may install energy-saving or safety fixes such as insulation, air sealing, or smoke detectors.
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