The Life Unit
2260 Northlake Pkwy #100, Tucker, 30084
(470) 713-6338
The Life Unit is a nonprofit that helps people who have been affected by jail or prison. It runs classes and support before and after release, and programs for young people that offer a path other than incarceration. It also gives out food and water in the streets of Atlanta and shares a free workbook. Offers: Reentry support and programs; Pre-release and post-release preparation classes; Youth diversion program (Second Chance Path); Street outreach with food and water; Free workbook; Community events and panels. Call (470) 713-6338, email info@thelifeunit.org, or use the form on thelifeunit.org; support hours are Sunday to Tuesday.
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What they offer 7
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Community Re-entry ProgramProgram
An evening course that teaches skills for returning to the community after incarceration.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Court & Diversion Track (Second Chance Path)Program
A 6-week court-approved class track that gives people facing possible incarceration a path focused on changing behavior and taking responsibility. There are tracks for adults and for youth.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Family Support Circle WorkbookService
A downloadable workbook for family members who are supporting a loved one coming home. It covers how to talk, trauma-informed guidance, and setting boundaries.
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Legal Aid ConnectionsService
The Life Unit shares contacts for legal aid to help with legal matters tied to re-entry and life after incarceration.
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Medical Insurance HelpService
The Resources page has links to health insurance options, one for people returning from jail or prison and one for the general public.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Weekly Recovery/Reentry Support GroupProgram
A free online group that meets every Saturday for people who want recovery and reentry support. Members share their experiences and build practical skills.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Youth Mentorship for Young Men (Ages 12–25)Program
Mentors give guidance and support to people who are rebuilding their lives after incarceration.
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