The Health Law Partnership (HeLP)
975 Johnson Ferry Road Northeast, Atlanta, 30342
(404) 785-2005 · more numbers below
The Health Law Partnership (HeLP) is a team of lawyers and health care workers. They give free legal help to families of children who get care at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. Lawyers help with problems like health insurance, public benefits, housing, school services, and guardianship. HeLP also trains health care workers and students.
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- Case types
- Eviction & housing, Family law, Public benefits, OtherFrom the description, not confirmed
- Income limit (% of federal poverty level)
- 200From the description, not confirmed
What they offer 4
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 14
Advocacy, Evaluation, and ResearchProgram
HeLP works with other groups to fix bigger legal and policy problems that hurt children's health. It also studies how well its legal and teaching work is doing.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 14
Education and TrainingProgram
HeLP teaches health care workers and students about the legal and social problems that affect children's health. Talks happen at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta campuses. Students also learn at the HeLP clinic at Georgia State.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 14
Externships and PracticumsProgram
Students from other schools can join HeLP to help with client cases. They learn how health and legal workers solve problems together. Students apply through their own schools.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 14
Free legal clinic for families at Children's Healthcare of AtlantaService
This is HeLP's clinic at Georgia State University College of Law. Law students, supervised by faculty attorneys, work on cases sent to HeLP. It serves HeLP's clients and also teaches students.
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