The House of Globalization
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House of Globalization is a Georgia nonprofit that works to end domestic violence and human trafficking. It helps survivors with counseling, finding housing and shelter, help paying rent and utilities, food and clothing, protective order help, and an attorney on staff. It also teaches the public about these issues.
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Awareness, Education, and AdvocacyProgram
Public education about domestic violence and human trafficking, including how to spot signs of trafficking. The group also speaks up for survivors.
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Back-to-school supplies and holiday givingProgram
Back-to-school supplies and clothing, and holiday giving to families.
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CounselingService
Counseling and education for people affected by domestic violence and human trafficking.
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Crisis center phone lineService
A phone line for people in a domestic violence or human trafficking crisis who need to talk to someone right away.
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Domestic Violence Survivor SupportService
Support for people affected by domestic violence through education, counseling, advocacy, and resource connections.
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Employment servicesService
Help with finding work.
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Food, clothing, hygiene and transportation helpService
Food, clothing, and hygiene products, plus transportation vouchers for women and men.
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Help for Domestic Violence and Trafficking SurvivorsService
Support and advocacy for people who have lived through domestic violence or human trafficking. The goal is to help survivors move from short-term safety to long-term security.
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