Women are Dreamers Too, Inc./WADT
P.O. Box 1371, Alpharetta, 30009
(404) 477-4211
Women Are Dreamers Too (WADT) helps women who have lived through domestic violence, and their children, build a steady life. They offer business training, counseling, job referrals, after-school STEM for kids, and emergency supplies. Their services are free or low cost.
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What they offer 9
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After-School STEM/STEAM for ChildrenProgram
After-school math, science and STEAM learning for children. It helps kids do well in school, even if home is hard.
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Business Training (Kauffman FastTrac)Program
A 12-week class for people who want to start or grow a small business. You can learn online at your own pace or in a group led by a facilitator.
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Community CounselingService
Counseling for women and children who have lived through domestic violence. A trained counselor meets with people one-on-one, as a family, or in a group to help them heal and plan for safety.
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Digital Skills Ready @50Program
A digital skills program for seniors.
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Emergency Care Packs and SuppliesService
Emergency toiletries, clothing, food help, feminine hygiene products, and toys for children for women leaving domestic violence. Store gift cards are also available.
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Holiday Toys, Turkey Baskets and Christmas AngelsProgram
Thanksgiving turkey baskets, holiday toys for children, and a program where donors adopt a family for Christmas. WADT says it serves about 2,000 children each year this way.
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Job Referral, Placement and Workforce DevelopmentService
Help for domestic violence survivors to get back to work. WADT does job referrals and placement, along with workforce and financial literacy programs for women.
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La Familia ProgramProgram
A bilingual program for Latino families hurt by domestic violence. It offers crisis counseling, safety planning, and family help in Spanish and English, plus help with immigration, legal matters, and schools.
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