COMMUNITY RESOURCES

Materials in this guide are geared towards the medically underserved community. This includes persons whom are uninsured, underinsured, and those experiencing homelessness. This is not meant to be a comprehensive list of all available resources. Please double check eligibility

service days/times.

COMMUNITY RESOURCES

Center for Pan Asian Community ServicesCosmo Health Center

6185 Buford Highway, Bldg. GNorcross, Ga 30071

770.446.0929 Hours:

Monday – Friday: 9am-6pm (Last appointment at 4:30 and Lunch 12-1pm)

Saturday: 9am-1pm(1st/2nd Saturday: General Surgery, 3rd:

Internal Medicine, 4th: Pediatrician, 5th: Nurse Only)

Cost: Sliding fee scale/free (if applicable) Services: Primary care, dental, behavioral health (limited), minor surgery, referrals, health education, benefits enrollment, refugee, employment, counseling, transportation, domestic violence, interpretation, and housing education

Physicians’ Care Clinic 440 Winn Way

Decatur, Ga 30033404.501.7940

Hours:Wednesday and Thursday evening by appointment

Cost: Free ($20 suggested donation)Eligibility: DeKalb County resident, uninsured (not eligible for Medicare or Medicaid), below 150% of poverty line, and complete application Services: Primary care, medication, prescription assistance, labs, and radiology

Urban Health and Wellness859 Metropolitan Parkway, SW

Atlanta, Ga 30310404.618.6983

Hours:Tuesday, Thursday: 10:00am-1:00pm

Cost: FreeEligibility: 18&up, uninsured or enrolled in Medicaid, income less than 200% of federal poverty line, and provide proof of income and family sizeAppointments: MandatoryServices: Primary care, prescription assistance, and referrals to specialists with financial assistance program through Northside Hospital, which requires an application

Mercy Care424 Decatur Street SE

Atlanta, GA 30312 678.843.8600

*Multiple locationsCost: Sliding fee scale/free (if applicable)Eligibility: Must bring photo ID, copy of insurance (if applicable), proof of income, and proof of residenceAppointments: SuggestedServices: Primary care, dental, vision, behavioral health, health education, screenings and tests, prescription assistance, and outreach

Georgia Lions Lighthouse Foundation 5582 Peachtree Road

Atlanta, Ga 30341404.325.3630

Hours: Tuesday – Thursday: 10:00am-3:00pm (Lunch break:1-2)

Cost: Sliding fee scaleEligibility: Georgia resident, at or below 200% poverty line, and complete application with required documentationServices: Eyeglasses ($10) and exams (free), eye surgery, hearing screenings, and hearing aids (first come, first served;$95-260 per aid)

Oakhurst Primary Care Centers 5582 Memorial Drive

Stone Mountain, Ga 30083404.298.8998

*Multiple locations Hours:

Monday – Thursday: 8:00am-6:30pmFriday: 8:00am-5:00pm

Saturday: 10:00am-2:00pm

Cost: Sliding fee scale/free (if applicable)Eligibility: DeKalb, Fulton, and Rockdale communities. Must bring photo ID, copy of insurance (if applicable), proof of income, and proof of residence Appointments: Suggested Services: Primary care, dental, behavioral health, podiatry, benefits enrollment, prescription assistance, bi-lingual services, emergency financial assistance, wellness education, and referrals

Community Health Clinics

Prepared and assembled by: Emmie Dejene*Contact clinics for additional information and services that may be offered.

Center for Black Women’s Wellness 477 Windsor Street SW, Suite 309

Atlanta, Ga 30312404.688.9202

Wellness Clinic:Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 9:00am-4:00pm

Wednesday: 9:00am-3:00pm

Cost: Sliding fee scale Services: Primary care, laboratory, and employment drug testing

Safety Net Clinic1st & 3rd Thursdays: 5:00pm-8:00pm

2nd & 4th Wednesdays: 5:00pm-8:00pm

Cost: FreeEligibility: Uninsured women and men 18&upServices: Primary care and mental health referrals and services

Healing Community Center 2600 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. SW

Atlanta, Ga 30311404.564.7749

Hours:Monday, Thursday: 8:00am-5:00pm

Tuesday, Wednesday: 8:00am-8:00pmFriday: 8:00am-1:00pm

Saturday: 9:00am-1:00pm

Cost: Sliding fee scale/free (if applicable) Services: Primary care, dental, podiatry, vision, health education, benefits enrollment, and prescription assistance

Grant Park Clinic 1340 Boulevard SEAtlanta, Ga 30315

404.627.4259Hours:

Monday – Thursday: 8:00am-3:30pmFriday: 8:00am-2:00pm

Cost: Sliding fee scaleAppointments: Suggested, but not required Services: Primary care, laboratory, dental (limited/wait list), bi-lingual services, and prescription assistance

Good Samaritan Health Center - Atlanta 1015 Donald Lee Hollowell Pkwy

Atlanta, Ga 30318 404.523.6571

*Multiple locationsHours:

Monday – Thursday: 7:45am-4:00pm Saturday: 7:45am-12:00pm

Homeless Clinic (Free; Hygiene kits, breakfast, lunch, and haircuts)

Friday: 7:45am-12:00pm

Cost: Sliding fee scale/free (if applicable)Services: Primary care, dental, behavioral health, health education classes, ophthalmologist (occasionally), bi-lingual services, and prescription assistance

Community Outreach Chiropractic Clinic1323 Roswell Road, Suite 300W

Marietta, Ga 30062770.426.2946

Hours:Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 8:00am-6:00pm

Tuesday, Thursday: 8:00am-7:00pm Saturday: 8:00am-3:00pm

Cost: Free Eligibility: Must meet poverty guidelines and complete application (Medicare patients exempt from stipulations)Appointments: Mandatory Services: Chiropractic care, digital imaging, functional kinesiology, health education, and nutritional counseling

Community Advanced Practice NursesOur House Clinic173 Boulevard NEAtlanta, Ga 30312

404.658.1500 Hours:

Monday and Thursday: 2:00pm-6:00pmTuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 8:00am-1:30pm

Cost: FreeRequirements: Must sign-in at least one hour before closing; First come, first servedServices: Primary care, dental, behavioral health, vision exams and glasses, and substance abuse treatment

Southside Medical Center 1046 Ridge Avenue, SW

Atlanta, Ga 30315404.688.1350

*Multiple locationsHours:

Monday – Friday: 8:00am-8:00pm Saturday: 9:00am-2:00pm

Cost: Sliding fee scale Eligibility: Must bring photo ID, proof of address, proof of employment/unemployment, proof of benefits, dependents on tax return, and undocumented patients need to bring letter from community organization Services: Primary care, dental, optometry, affordable health insurance, and transportation

Morehouse School of Medicine – H.E.A.L. Clinic 1800 Howell Mill Road, 2nd Floor, Suite 275

Atlanta, Ga 30318404.756.5019

Hours:Wednesday: 4:30-7:30pm (Howell Mill Building)

Saturday: 8:00am-12:00pm (Buggy Works Building)

Cost: Free Eligibility: Must meet poverty guidelines and be uninsuredAppointments: Mandatory Services: Primary care, dental, laboratory, prescription assistance, bi-lingual services, and referrals

Clarkston Community Health Center 3700 Market Street, Suite E-1

Clarkston, Ga 30021678.359.2060

Hours: Friday: 9:00am-2:00pm

Sunday: 10:00am-2:00pm (walk-in)

Harriet Tubman Women’s Clinic 4:00pm-6:00pm

Cost: FreeAppointments: Mandatory (Suggested for mental health)Services: Primary care, laboratory, dental (first come, first served), vision (quarterly by appointment), mental health, bi-lingual services, and prescription assistance

Fulton County Health Centers Monday – Friday: 8:30am – 5:00pm

Adamsville Regional Health Center 3700 Martin Luther King Drive, SW Atlanta, Ga 30331 404.613.4215

Fulton County Public Health Department 10 Park Place, SE, 5th Floor Atlanta, Ga 30303 404.613.1205 STD Clinic (Walk-in only) 404.613.1401 Monday – Friday Registration for services: 8:00am – 3:30pm Test Results: 8:00 am – 4:00pm TB Clinic (No tests on Thursdays) 404.613.1450 Monday: 8:00am – 5:30pm Tuesday – Friday: 8:00am – 3:30pm HIV Clinic (By appointment only) 404.613.1421 Monday – Friday: 8:30am – 3:30pm HIV Impact Prevention Program 404.613.1421 Monday – Friday: 8:00am – 3:30pm

Center for Health & Rehabilitation 265 Boulevard, NE, 3rd Floor Atlanta, Ga 30312 404.612.5835 College Park Health Center 1920 John Wesley Avenue College Park, Ga 30337 404.613.8865 Immunizations: Fridays 8:30am– 11:00am Neighborhood Union Health Center 186 Sunset Avenue, NW Atlanta, Ga 30314 404.612.4665 Immunizations: Fridays 8:30am– 11:00am North Fulton Government Service Center 7741 Roswell Road Sandy Springs, Ga 30350 404.612.2273 Immunizations: Fridays 8:30am– 11:00am North Fulton Regional Health Center 3155 Royal Drive Alpharetta, Ga 30022 404.332.1876 Immunizations: Fridays 8:30am– 11:00am Oak Hill Child, Family, & Adolescent Center 2805 Metropolitan Parkway Atlanta, Ga 30315 404.612.4111 Thursday: 8:30am – 7:00pm

Fulton County Behavioral Health Services

Adamsville Regional Health Center 3700 Martin Luther King Drive, SW Atlanta, Ga 30331 404.612.9339

Oak Hill Child, Family, & Adolescent Center 2805 Metropolitan Parkway Atlanta, Ga 30315 404.612.4111

Center for Health & Rehabilitation North Fulton Service Center 7741 Roswell Road Sandy Springs, Ga 30350 404.613.5757

Fulton County Clubhouse for Youth 1480 DeLowe Drive Atlanta, Ga 30311 404.612.7111

South Fulton Service Center

Adult healthBreasTest and More•Dental health•Family planning•Refugee health•Ryan White Early Care Clinic •(HIV/AIDS)

Primary medical care »Immunizations »Mental health/substance »abuse counselingOutreach and education »Peer advocacy and navigation »

Sexually Transmitted Diseases •(STDs)Travel medicine*•Tuberculosis (TB)•

Emergency preparednessPublic health response•Community awareness •and preparedness

Community engagement Medical Reserve Corps•Volunteer opportunities•

Improving community healthComprehensive community •health reportsInfectious disease control•Notifiablediseasereporting•Outbreak investigation and control•

Birth and death certificates

Maternal and child healthAdolescent health and youth •developmentBabies Can’t Wait•Children 1st•Children’s Medical Services•Foster care and sports physicals•Dental health•Health checks•Immunizations•Mothers Offering Resources and •Education (M.O.R.E.)Perinatal care and obstetrics•Vision and hearing screenings•Right from the Start Medicaid•Pregnancy testing•Women, Infants and Children (WIC)•

Environmental Health ServicesBody crafting permits and inspections•Hotel and motel permits and •inspectionsLead poisoning prevention•Mosquito and rodent control•Radon testing•Restaurant permits and inspections•Septic tank permits and inspections•Swimming pool and spa permits and •inspections

Promoting healthy lifestylesExercise•Healthy eating•Injury prevention•Smoke-free environments•Tobacco use prevention•Health screenings•Community health education•Chronic disease prevention education•

CENTERSRichardson Health Center

445 Winn WayDecatur,GA30030•404-294-3700

East DeKalb Health Center2277S.StoneMtn.-LithoniaRd.

Lithonia,GA30058•770-484-2600

Kirkwood Health Center WIC services only30 Warren St., S.E.

Atlanta,GA30317•404-370-7360

Clifton Springs Health Center3110 Clifton Springs Rd., Suite DDecatur,GA30034•404-244-2200

North DeKalb Health Center3807ClairmontRd.,N.E.

Chamblee,GA30341•770-454-1144

T.O. Vinson Health Center440 Winn Way

Decatur,GA30030•404-294-3762

Promoting, protecting and improving health

The DeKalb County Board of Health envisions safe, healthy communities in which all individuals have access to quality, affordable health services.

For more information,call (404) 294-3700 or

visit www.dekalbhealth.net

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SERVICES

DeKalb County Board of Health

CENTERS & SERVICES

* Available at North DeKalb Health Center and T.O. Vinson Health Center only

1. Drug discount cards offer instant savings on medications. To use, go online and type the name of the drug, dose, number of pills, and where you live. Then you’ll

see what you can expect to pay at various pharmacies using the discount coupon, which you can print out or download to your phone to show the pharmacist. 2. Most commonly prescribed medications are free to $7.50 for a 90-day supply at Publix and $4 for a 30-day supply or $10 for a 90-day supply at Walmart.

Typically includes antibiotics, vitamins, blood pressure, heart, and diabetes medication. It may be cheaper to pay out of pocket and bypass your insurance. 3. Provides which alternative medications are covered, restrictions, and quantity limits by your insurance.

PAY LESS FOR YOUR MEDS

If you do not have prescription drug coverage or cannot afford your prescription drugs, you may be eligible for free or reduced-cost medications through:

DRUG DISCOUNT CARDS1

GoodRx www.goodrx.com

Blink Health www.blinkhealth.com

ONLINE PHARMACIES

Health Warehouse www.healthwarehouse.com

Tips & Tricks § Express cost concerns with doctor

before leaving appointment § Bring a copy of your insurer’s list of

preferred prescription drugs to your appointment

§ If your medication comes in more than one strength, consult doctor about splitting the higher strength tablets to reduce cost

§ Check for generic medications that are always offered for free or low-cost at Publix, Walmart2, and Costco

§ Ask doctor/pharmacist if an OTC drug or a similar, less expensive generic medication would work just as well as the one you’re currently taking

§ Use a combination medication instead of two separate medications

§ Ask for a 90-day prescription rather than a 30-day prescription to avoid paying multiple co-pays

§ Ask doctor’s office and pharmacist if they have any samples or coupons/rebate offers for your prescription(s)

§ Find out if the drug manufacturer offers any hardship programs or request coupons by mail from drug manufacturer’s website

§ Call several pharmacies to see who has the best price

§ Use a mail-order option § If your medication is not on your

insurer’s formulary3, request an exception with the help of your doctor

§ Some organizations offer special discounts for members (AARP, AAA, Sam’s Club, etc.)

PRESCTIPTION ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS

Partnership for Prescription Assistance www.pparx.org

Your primary care physician’s office may need to work with you to file the necessary forms with the drug manufacturer.

OTHER WAYS TO SAVE

If you are a resident of DeKalb or Fulton County, you may be eligible for a Grady card to access the Grady Pharmacy. For an appointment with a Financial Counselor, please call 404-616-6920.

If you have a rare disease, you may qualify for assistance from the National Organization for Rare Disorders, 1-800-999-6673.

If you are a veteran, the VA offers prescription drug coverage for retired veterans, their families, and survivors.

If you have Medicare, contact GeorgiaCares, 1-866-552-4464, to receive help from the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. Medicare also offers extra help with premiums and out-of-pocket costs to qualifying low-income beneficiaries who participate in Medicare Part D.

Financial Assistance Program If you live in Fulton or DeKalb County, Grady Health System and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta - Hughes Spalding offers discounted care under a Financial Assistance Program to qualified individuals for emergency and medically necessary services. Eligible patients will not be charged more than amounts generally billed to those with insurance. For an appointment with a Financial Counselor to determine if you are eligible, please call (404) 616-1000 (Option 4). Your information will be evaluated for financial assistance.

Additional Information

Meet with a Financial Counselor at Grady Memorial Hospital, Ground Level, Room GA026

80 Jesse Hill Jr.

Atlanta, GA 30303 Hours:

Monday – Friday 7:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Grady CardWho is Eligible?

• The amount of financial assistance you may receive depends on your income, family size, and county of residence.

• Patients with a family income at 400% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) or below may be eligible for a discount.

• Persons experiencing homelessness can recieve free services with 3rd party verification.

What Services are Covered?

• Emergency and medically necessary care provided within the Grady Health System and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta –Hughes Spalding.

• The program covers services provided by all physicians and advanced practice providers associated with your care.

• The program does not cover cosmetic services.

Required Documents?

• Government issued ID• Proof of Residency (lease

contract, utility bills, rent receipt, food stamps, voter registration card, etc.)

• Proof of Income (current pay check stub, Social Security Administration letter, unemployment claim, etc.)

• Proof of Number of Dependents (most recent tax return, dependents’ birth certificates, etc.)

• Medicare Card (if applicable)• Visa or Resident Alien Card (if applicabale)

Replacing Lost or Stolen ID & Birth/Death Certificates

Organization Contact Information Services Provided Central Outreach and Advocacy Center

201 Washington Street, SW Atlanta, GA 30303 Tel: 404-659-7119 www.centraloac.org

§ Assist with obtaining birth certificates and state issued identification cards

§ Offered on a first come, first served basis daily

Crossroads Community Ministries

420 Courtland Street, NE Atlanta, GA 30308 Tel: 404-873-7650 www.crossroadsatlanta.org


§ Mobile documentation service units on-site at the Gateway Center, Living Room, City of Refuge, Salvation Army, and First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta

Emmaus House

1017 Hank Aaron Drive, SW Atlanta, GA 30315 Tel: 404-525-5948 www.emmaushouseatlanta.org

§ Assist with obtaining state issued identification cards

§ Must be homeless or have no income, 18 & up, bring original birth certificate and social security card, and two proofs of residence

First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta

1328 Peachtree Street, NE Atlanta, GA 30309 Tel: 404-228-7724 www.firstpresatl.org


§ Must provide homeless verification and original birth certificate

Fulton County Government Information Lines

141 Pryor Street Atlanta, GA 30303 Tel: 404-730-1260 (birth/death records)

www.fultoncountyga.gov

§ Birth/death certificates

Gateway Center 275 Pryor Street, SW Atlanta, GA 30303 Tel: 404-215-6600 www.gatewayctr.org


Midtown Assistance Center

30 Porter Place, NE Atlanta, GA 30308 Tel: 404-681-5777 www.midtownassistancectr.org


§ Must have original birth certificate/ certified copy, Georgia voter’s card, social security card/printout, and unable to pay for ID fee.

Stand Up for Kids-Atlanta

83 Walton Street, NW Suite 500 Atlanta, GA 30303 Tel: 678-520-5163 Tel: 800-365-4543 www.standupforkids.org/Atlanta

§ Assist homeless youth, 21 years and younger, obtain state issued identification cards

Women’s Shelters

Organization Services/Programs Requirements Additional Info

The Salvation Army Red Shield

496 Marietta Street Atlanta, Ga 30313 (404) 486 – 2700

Cold Weather Shelter

Intake 9:45 P.M.

*Must leave by 5:00 A.M.

- Men, women, and families - Temperature must dip below

40° between 10:00 PM and 4:00 AM

- Cannot be intoxicated - TB screen (must obtain within 7 days

of initial entry and can provide referral to Fulton County TB Clinic)

- No weapons or contraband

- Seasonal program - First come, first served - Provided with a sack lunch and

list of community resources - Max: 30 males, 10 females, 2

families

Emergency Assessment Housing

Intake

Monday – Friday 8:00 A.M. Saturday

12:00 P.M.


- Homeless men, women, and transgender

- Must have valid ID - Must be present for intake to

reserve bed

- Night Shelter for up to 30 days in a 12-month period

- Same day intake can be arranged by the receptionist

- First come, first served basis - Provides a bed, locker, and

breakfast and dinner - Max: 17 men and 14 females

Dorm Monitoring Housing Program


- For men and women - $7.00 per day

- Night shelter for up to 9 months

- Provides a bed, locker, and breakfast and dinner

Supportive Emergency Housing Program


- For males, females, and transgender

- Must pay 30% of income up to $10.00 per day

- Call or walk in to schedule an appointment for entry

- Night shelter for up to 6 months


Family Emergency Housing Program


- For parents and guardians with children

- Night shelter for up to 30 days in a 12-month period

- Provides room, private bathroom, locker, and breakfast and dinner

Family Transitional Housing Program


- For parents and guardians with children up to one year

- Must pay 30% of income up to $10.00 per day

- Night shelter - Provides furnished room,

private bathroom, locker, and breakfast and dinner

The Atlanta Day Shelter for Women & Children

655 Ethel Street NW Atlanta,

Georgia 30318 404-588-4007

Monday – Friday

8:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M.

Day Shelter

Intake Monday – Friday 8:15 – 10:30 A.M.

- 18 & up - Male children 11 & younger;

Female children 17 & younger - Fully detoxified with at least 72

hours since last use of drugs or 48 hours since last use of alcohol

- Two-bag max of personal belonging

- Intake for My Sister’s House - Includes lunch - Services to help obtain

documentation (social security cards, birth certificates, and ID)

- Provides showers, laundry services, temporary childcare, referrals for housing assistance, vocational training, recreational activities, and MARTA cards

My Sister’s House

921 Howell Mill Road Atlanta, Ga 30318

404-367-2465

Emergency Shelter

Intake Monday – Friday 8:15 – 10:30 A.M.

(at Atlanta Day Shelter)

- Women and children only - Male children 11 & younger;

Female children 17 & younger - Fully detoxified with at least 72

hours since last use of drugs or 48 hours since last use of alcohol

- Provides a meal, spiritual counseling, recovery programs, housing assistance, childcare services, vocational training, and case management

- Can provide referral services for health and legal care

- Max occupancy: 275 - Two-bag max of personal

belonging Calvary Refuge

4265 Thurmond Road

P.O. Box 2464 Forest Park, Ga 30298

404-361-5309

*Release bed list at 9:30 AM call task

force for the homeless to check availability

Emergency Night Shelter

6:00 P.M. to 6:00 A.M. (Must leave during the day)

- For men, women, and families - Photo ID - SS card - Call by 2:00 P.M. to check for

availability

- Provides 21 nights of stay - Includes breakfast and dinner - Sack lunch provided after

discharge - Provides toiletries, MARTA

passes, clothing, case management, employment services, and housing resources

- Max occupancy: 59 The Tommy Holland Emergency Shelter

6:00 P.M. to 6:00 A.M.

- Same requirements as above - Able to serve families with teenage boys 11-17 and single fathers with children

- Can accept large families

Transitional Housing - Must call Keshia and check for availability and qualifications

- Provides 45 nights of housing - Offers financial counseling and

vocational training

City of Refuge

1300 Joseph E. Boone Blvd NW, Atlanta, Ga 30314

404-874-2241

Monday – Friday

9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.

On-site: Mercy Care Clinic

180° Kitchen Meal Program

(Cold weather beds are offered if the temperature dips below 40°. Must

call at 4:00 P.M. to reserve a bed on a daily basis and leave by 8:00 A.M.)

Eden Village 3

Intake starts at 2:00 P.M.

- For women and children (no male children over 14)

- Must call 404-564-7764 before Noon to check for availability

- 30-day emergency assessment - Entry point into City of

Refuge’s long-term housing - First come, first served (no wait

list) - Cannot reserve bed or keep for

next day Eden Village 2 - For women without children

- Must have entered through Eden Village 3

- Housing for up to 6 months - Provides case management,

food assistance, GED preparation, healthcare services, vocational training, and housing assistance

- Childcare services include daycare, preschool, and tutoring

- Max occupancy: 80 Eden Village 1 - For women with children

- Must have entered through Eden Village 3

- Housing for up to 180 days - Offers same services as above

House of Cherith - For victims of sex exploitation and trafficking

- 30-day program - Transfer victims to long-term

care facility after Elizabeth Inn Emergency

Shelter

55 Elizabeth Church Road, Marietta, Ga

770-427-9862

9:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M.

Must Ministries

Intake 11:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M

Lunch

12:00 – 1:00 P.M. (Open to the public)

- For men, women, and families - Must have photo ID and know

SSI - SS card or birth certificate for

children - Not medically fragile - Must have job within 10 days

and adhere to 9:30 PM curfew

- Includes meals, clothing, and support services

- First come, first served basis (priority is given to returning clients)

- Max stay: 6 weeks for individuals and 8 weeks for families

- Max: 72

The Extension

Showers Men: T/Th/F 10:30-12:30 Women: M/W 10-12:30

- Homeless men and women of Cobb County who suffer from alcohol and other addictions

- Must undergo assessment

- Licensed residential recovery program

- Provides educational opportunities and life skills training

Cold Weather Shelter - When temperatures dip below 32º

- Provide dinner and breakfast - During the day can stay at the

warming center

Rebecca’s Tent

1180 University Drive NE Atlanta, Ga 30306

404-873-3147

Monday – Thursday

9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Friday

9:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M.

Seasonal Emergency Housing

- For homeless women - Must bring referral/homeless

verification letter, TB test, and ID

- Must call to schedule an assessment (No walk-ins)

- Open November to March - Those accepted into program

can stay the entire time the shelter is open

- Provides 3 meals daily, laundry services, showers, phone and computer access, clothing, toiletries, MARTA passes, and locker for personal items

- Offers counseling, case management, and vocational training

- Max: 13 Making A Way Home

377 Westchester Blvd

Atlanta, Ga 3031

404-799-9652

Emergency Shelter

Intake Monday – Thursday

8:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M.

- For homeless adults suffering from homelessness, substance abuse, HIV/AIDS, and/or mental illness

- TB test, RPR, income verification (if applicable), referral letter from discharging hospital

- Stay up to 30 days - Provides emergency,

transitional, and permanent supportive housing

- Refer to Living Room to obtain rent voucher for program for up to 2 years

Women of Gilgal

404-305-8007

Monday – Friday 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.

Recovery Housing - Women 18 & up only - Must be homeless and addicted

to drugs and/or alcohol - Must detox before entering

program - Must complete pre-screen

telephone interview - Must have current TB test and

Syphilis test - Mental health evaluation (if on

medication for mental illness) - Homeless verification (form must

be filled out and sent back on letterhead from hospital)

- One-year, two-phase recovery residence program

- Provides food, clothing, housing, addiction services, spiritual nourishment, life skills, and client aftercare

- Non-smoking environment

Solomon’s Temple Inc.

2836 Springdale Road SW Atlanta, Ga 30315

404-762-4872

Emergency/Transitional Supportive Housing

*Dinner @ 5:00 P.M.

*25 cold weather beds for women and children only if weather drops

below 40º; Call to check availability; Intake starts at 4:00

P.M.

- Women and children only (boys up to the age of 16)

- Must have birth certificate and SSN for all members of the family

- Mother must have valid state ID and TB test

- Must call and complete a telephone assessment

- Stay for up to 6 months - Provides food, case

management, and employment services

- Dormitory style rooms - Wheelchair accessible - Max: 130 women and children

Jars of Clay Outreach

937 Sims Street Atlanta, Ga 30310

404-586-9793

Monday – Friday

9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.

Emergency Shelter

Monday – Sunday 6:00 A.M. – 9:00 P.M.

404-974-8023

(afterhours line)

- For women, families, and single parents with the male children up to 18 years of age

- Provides thrift store, employment services, and voicemail services

Good Neighbor Homeless Shelter

110 Porter Street

Cartersville, Ga 30120

770-607-0610

Temporary Shelter

Intake 7:00 A.M. – 7:00 P.M.

- Shelter for men, women, and families

- Pass background and drug test - Able to work 32 hours a week

and put 6 applications in a day (4 weeks to find a job)

- Must call for prescreening

- Provides physical, emotional, and spiritual support

- First come, first served - Stay up to 10 weeks if working - No transportation provided

Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency

460 Edgewood Ave NE #700,

Atlanta, Ga 30303

404-874-8001

Rapid Rehousing (program currently suspended)

- Must qualify - Helps clients secure housing by assisting with the first few months of rent

First Presbyterian Church

1328 Peachtree Street

Atlanta, Ga 30309

Helpline: 404-228-7724

Edna Raine Wardlaw Coker Women’s

Transitional Center

- Must complete online application or call to request paper application

- Single, employed female (at least 20 hours a week)

- Must return by 7:30 P.M. each night

- No children

- For those who are homeless, transitioning, and in need

- Temporary shared housing - Max: 12 guests

Community Concerns, Inc.

276 Decatur Street Atlanta, Ga 30312

404-659-3390

Monday – Friday

9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.

Meals Monday – Friday

12:00 P.M. – 1:00 P.M. Saturday

2:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M. Sunday

8:00 A.M. – 9:30 A.M.

Odyssey III

Intake Monday, Tuesday, Thursday

9:00 A.M. – 3:30 P.M. Wednesday

9:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M.

- For the homeless in the metro Atlanta area

- Administrative headquarters and feeder program for other housing services

- Provides information and referral services through collaborations with other agencies

Odyssey Villas

- For homeless, intact families - 32-unit complex of apartments and homes

- 2, 3, and 4-bedroom places available in the Vine City area

- Offers case management and on-site family enrichment activities

Odyssey Oasis - Must be a single adult - No co-ed living

- Affordable, transitional living program

- Single-room occupancy units that are furnished

Men’s Shelters

Organization Services/Programs Requirements Additional Info

The Salvation Army Red Shield

496 Marietta Street Atlanta, Ga 30313

(404) 486 – 2700

Cold Weather Shelter

Intake 9:45 P.M.


- Temperature must dip below 40° between 10:00 PM and 4:00 AM

- Cannot be intoxicated - TB screen (must obtain within 7

days of initial entry and can provide referral to Fulton County TB Clinic)

- No weapons or contraband

- Seasonal program - First come, first served - Provided with a sack lunch

and list of community resources

- Max: 30 males, 10 females, 2 families

Emergency Assessment Housing

Intake

Monday – Friday 8:00 A.M. Saturday

12:00 P.M.


- Must have valid ID - Must be present for intake

to reserve bed

- Night Shelter for up to 30 days in a 12-month period

- Same day intake can be arranged by the receptionist

- First come, first served basis


- Max: 17 men and 14 females

Atlanta Mission

Shepherd’s Inn

165 Ivan Allen Blvd NW Atlanta, Ga 30313

404-367-2493

Intake (new)

Monday – Friday 3:30 P.M. – 5:30 P.M

. Intake (returning)

5:00 A.M. – 8:00 A.M.

Emergency Shelter

Breakfast: 6:30 AM Lunch: 12:15 PM Dinner: 5:30 PM

*Return by 5:30 P.M. to keep bed

- 18 & up - Must have ID - TB test (must obtain within 14

days) - Fully detoxified with at

least 72 hours since last use of drugs or 48 hours since last use of alcohol

- Provides showers, laundry services, case management, spiritual counseling, recovery programs, and vocational training

- Two-bag max of personal belongings

- Can transition to Fuqua Hall or Potter’s House for substance abuse recovery

- Max occupancy: 450

Atlanta City Baptist Rescue Mission

316 Peters Street Atlanta, Ga 30318

404-577-3409

Office

8:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M.

Chapel Services Sunday

9:45 A.M. & 10:45 A.M. Weekday 7:30 P.M.

Organization

Emergency Shelter

Intake 4:30 P.M. – 7:00 P.M.

(Usually full by 5, so come early)

8:00 P.M. Dinner

6:30 A.M. Breakfast

- Men 21 & up - Must have Georgia photo

ID - Must abide by all

guidelines and attend all chapel services

- TB test (must obtain within 14 days)

- Ambulate - Not actively sick

- 21 days of temporary stay each month

- First come, first serve basis - Can stay 1 night without ID - Provides clothing and

showers - Includes breakfast and

dinner - Sack lunch provided after

discharge - Wheelchair accessible - Max: 80

Services/Programs - Requirements - Additional Info

Calvary Refuge

4265 Thurmond Road P.O. Box 2464

Forest Park, Ga 30298

404-361-5309

*Release bed list at 9 AM

Emergency Night Shelter

6:00 P.M. to 6:00 A.M. (Must leave during the day)

- For men, women, and families

- Photo ID - SS card - Call by 2:00 P.M. to check

for availability

- Provides 21 nights of stay - Includes breakfast and

dinner - Sack lunch provided after

discharge - Provides toiletries, MARTA

passes, clothing, case management, employment services, and housing resources

- Max occupancy: 59 Elizabeth Inn Emergency

Shelter

55 Elizabeth Church Road, Marietta, Ga

770-427-9862

9:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M.

Must Ministries

Intake 11:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M

Lunch

12:00 – 1:00 P.M. (Open to the public)

Curfew

9:30 P.M.

- For men, women, and families

- Must have photo ID and know SSI

- SS card or birth certificate for children

- Not medically fragile - Must have job within 10

days

- Includes meals, clothing, and support services

- First come, first served basis (priority is given to returning clients)

- Max stay: 6 weeks for individuals and 8 weeks for families

- Max: 72

Making A Way Home

377 Westchester Blvd Atlanta, Ga 3031

404-799-9652

Emergency Shelter

Intake Monday – Thursday

8:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M.

- For homeless adults suffering from homelessness, substance abuse, HIV/AIDS, and/or mental illness

- TB test, RPR, income verification (if applicable), referral letter from discharging hospital

- Stay up to 30 days - Provides emergency,

transitional, and permanent supportive housing

- Refer to Living Room to obtain rent voucher for program for up to 2 years

Atlanta Recovery Center, Inc.

169 Trinity Avenue Atlanta, Ga 30303

404-577-3352

Transitional Housing - For men 18 & up - Must pass breathalyzer

and/or drug test to enter - Must pay $10.00/day or

$70.00/week

- Provides clothing assistance, food, employment services, and referrals to medical providers

- New residents placed into transitional dormitory, then moved to a stabilized living unit

- Max: 175 Gateway Center

275 Pryor Street

Atlanta, Ga

404-215-6600

Emergency Shelter

404-215-6615 Intake

Monday – Friday 7:00 A.M. – 4:30 P.M.

- Men only - Must obtain proof of

negative TB test or chest x-ray

- Many on-site services - First come, first served - Not wheelchair accessible - 1st floor serves as overflow

when weather drops below freezing or natural disaster (all are welcome)

Showers (Men) 7:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. – 8:45 P.M.

Laundry Room

7:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. – 8:45 P.M.

Phones/Charging

- First come, first serve basis

7:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. – 8:45 P.M

Clothing Closet

Monday – Thursday 11:00 A.M. – 12:30 P.M.

Locker Sign-Up

T/W/Th 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M.

- Must have own lock and

valid ID

Good Neighbor Homeless Shelter

110 Porter Street

Cartersville, Ga 30120

770-607-0610

Temporary Shelter

Intake 7:00 A.M. – 7:00 P.M.

- Shelter for men, women, and families

- Pass background and drug test

- Able to work 32 hours a week and put 6 applications in a day (4 weeks to find a job)

- Must call for prescreening

- Provides physical, emotional, and spiritual support

- First come, first served - Stay up to 10 weeks if

working - No transportation

provided

Clifton Sanctuary Ministries

369 Connecticut Ave

Atlanta, Ga 30307

404-373-3253

Intake: Monday – Friday

10:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M.

Emergency Shelter - For homeless men 35 & up - Must have referral from a

Clifton partner - Must have recent TB test

- No walk-ins - Partner agencies:

Gateway, Mercy Care, Living Room, Crossroads, VA, Central Presbyterian Church of Atlanta

- 30-60 day stay Transitional Housing - Small rental fee and

employment is required - Two-year program with

individual room inside a multi-unite house

- Provides financial and budgeting counseling, life skills coaching, and job training

First Presbyterian Church

1328 Peachtree Street

Atlanta, Ga 30309

Helpline: 404-228-7724

Birth Certificates Monday – Wednesday 1:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M.

- Homeless verification - Call to schedule an

appointment

- Referral issued to partner agency

State ID Voucher Monday – Thursday

1:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M.

- Homeless verification - Original birth certificate

- No appointment required

Community Concerns, Inc.

276 Decatur Street Atlanta, Ga 30312

404-659-3390

Monday – Friday

9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.

Odyssey III

Intake Monday, Tuesday, Thursday

9:00 A.M. – 3:30 P.M. Wednesday

9:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M.

Meals Monday – Friday

12:00 P.M. – 1:00 P.M. Saturday

2:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M. Sunday

8:00 A.M. – 9:30 A.M.

- For the homeless in the metro Atlanta area

- Administrative headquarters and feeder program for other housing services

- Provides information and referral services through collaborations with other agencies

Trinity Community Ministries

21 Bell Street NE

Atlanta, Ga 30303

404-577-6651

Trinity Living Program

2900 Landrum Drive 404-222-9015

- Men 30 & up - Verification of

homelessness - Must complete interview

before being accepted into program

- Honorably discharged from military (if applicable)

- Permanent supportive housing

- Provides case management, counseling, mentoring, education, and life skills

- Two-bedroom apartments at Eagle’s Nest complex

- Max: 16 Trinity House

Big Bethel Program

- Men 18 & up - Must complete outside

detox treatment

- 36-bed transitional housing and rehabilitation program

- Provides support services leading back to employment, income, and recovery

Serenity House of Atlanta Ministries, Inc.

P.O. Box 1297

Redan, Ga 30074

844-473-7364

Transitional Housing

*Call for men and women intake line

*Currently full, most likely won’t have availability till first of the year

- For single men and women - Must be employed or

actively seeking employment

- Must meet with an intake coordinator for admission into program

- Controlled living environment

- Provides food, housing, and referrals for other assistance

- Minimum stay: 6 months - Max stay: 12 months

Ark Refuge Ministries, Inc.

504 E. Depot Street Lagrange, GA 30241

706-845-0335

Housing

Intake Tuesday – Thursday

11:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M.

*Can be done over phone, email, online, or in person

* 1-2 days to process application

and placement

- For men - Cannot have active mental

health issues, be blind, or be a sex offender

- Must be ambulatory - Must have TB test, photo

ID, birth certificate, and social security card

- 12-month substance abuse recovery program, transitional housing for homeless, and re-entry housing program

- Provides case management, employment, education, health, and dental services

- Max: 60 and beds available.

Central Night Shelter

201 Washington Street SW Atlanta, Ga 30303

404-215-6600

Shrine Site

48 Martin Luther King Jr Drive SW

Atlanta, Ga 30303

Emergency Shelter

Intake

Monday – Sunday 7:00 P.M.

- For men - Night shelter from November 1st to March 31st in Central Presbyterian Church and Catholic Shrine of the Immaculate Conception

- Provides meal, medical and foot care, and fellowship

Bonner Brothers Transitional Housing

3317 Panola Road Lithonia, Ga 30038

770-873-3775

[email protected]

Transitional Housing - For men, 21 & up, who are veterans, alcohol and substance abusers, and ex-offenders (first priority)

- Must have photo ID, psychological evaluation, and background check

- Must sign up for a drug class if currently using

- Must complete phone interview and in-person interview

- House adults for up to a year

- Max: 6 adults (2-per room) at each location

- 5 locations - Offer special services for

veterans - Wheelchair accessible in

certain locations (Decatur)

Free Medication Assisted Treatment

The physician office-based Medication Assisted Treatment(MAT) is accomplished with a variety of medications such as buprenorphine-naloxone (BUP/NX) or clonidine alone or combined with naltrexone.

Newport Integrated Behavioral Healthcare, Inc. announces medication Assisted Treatment at NO COST to Individual 18 and older with Opioid Addiction.

This program is funded by the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities’

(DBHDD) from a SAMHSA funded program that addresses the Opioid crisis. This program is a targeted response to the Opioid Crisis in Georgia through Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery Initiatives.

For more information please contact:

404-289-8223 ext 231 or [email protected]

St. Jude’s Recovery Center now offers Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for opioid addiction at NO COST

to the individual!

For more information, please contact the MAT Coordinator at (404) 534-2192 or [email protected].

Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) is the use of medications, in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies, to provide a “whole-patient” approach to the treatment of substance use disorders.

Research shows that a combination of medication and therapy can successfully treat these disorders, and for some people struggling with addiction, MAT can help sustain recovery. Contact us for more info!

RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAMS (FREE/LOW-COST)

Organization Hours Program Details

Sober Living America

2530 Peachwood Cir., Suite 2

Atlanta, Ga 30345 (404) 634-4974


9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

§ Cost: $180/week after gaining employment (can enter program without payment and be billed later)

§ Program: Affordable, residential recovery center. § Requirements: Photo ID and Social Security card. § Intake: Must call to complete pre-screen telephone interview

The Extension

1507 Church St. Marietta, Ga 30060

(770) 590-9075

§ Cost: Free for the first 30 days, then 30% of gross income (towards treatment/rent)

§ Program: 9 to 12-month, ready-to-work recovery program § Requirements: Must obtain full-time employment that adheres

to 6:00 PM curfew and be homeless, fully detoxed, and medically/mentally stable. Cannot have income prior to entering program, disabilities, or receiving any SSI or financial benefits.

§ Documents: 3rd party homeless verification § Intake: Must complete application, call to complete pre-screen

telephone interview, then face-to-face interview with counselors Victory Outreach Church of Atlanta

404-762-1602

Donnell, Director (404) 399-4765

§ Cost: Free § Program: 12 to 24-month, faith-based recovery program § Requirements: Must be medically/mentally stable. Cannot be

employed, on psychotropic medication, leave campus, use tobacco, or have cell phone while in program.

§ Intake: Must call to complete pre-screen telephone interview

Potter’s House

655 Potter House Rd. Jefferson, Ga 30549

(706) 543-8338

§ Cost: Free ($100/week IF receiving income) § Program: Long-term, faith-based, ready-to-work program § Requirements: Must be physically able to work,

medically/mentally stable, and cannot be on psychotropic medication

§ Documents: Written releases needed if subject to child support or legal issues

§ Intake: Must submit electronic application and contact admissions coordinator for face-to-face interview

7 Bridges to Recovery

2840 Plant Atkinson Rd.

Atlanta, Ga 30339 (678) 430-3698

ext. 703

Business Hours: Monday – Friday

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

§ Cost: Free § Program: 12-month, faith-based program. § Requirements: Cannot work, be on pain killers, psychotropic

medication, or have mental health diagnosis. If on probation or parole, must notify program of status. Cannot be sex offender.

§ Intake: Must call to complete pre-screen telephone interview with Charles, then face-to-face interview (no waiting list; must call every day for bed availability)

Quinn House

(Signs & Wonder)

(770) 962-0470

Monday – Friday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

§ Cost: Free § Program: 40-day, faith-based program (can be longer on case-

by-case basis) § Requirements: Must be ambulate. Cannot have violent or sex-

based felonies, be on psychotropic medications, or medications like insulin

§ Documents: Photo ID § Intake: Must call to complete pre-screen telephone interview

Men’s Residential Treatment Programs

Hope House

275 Washington St. Atlanta, Ga 30303

(404) 564-4181 ext. 224

Intake: Tuesday

(by referrals) 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Tuesday

(walk-ins) 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM *Only first 5 seen

Cost: $320 to $440/month depending on room. (Some beds are sponsored by HOPWA, VA, CABHI, and Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Indigent beds are offered for free as available. If receiving income, must pay 30% towards program/rent.)

§ Program: 70-bed, 24-month treatment program with supportive services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing men

§ Requirements: Must be ambulate and have 30-day supply of medications. Cannot be on any IV antibiotics or work for the first 90 days

§ Documents: 3rd party homeless verification stating, “literally homeless”, DCA Shelter Plus Care homeless verification form, TB and RPR test. Strongly prefer photo ID, birth certificate, and Social Security card

§ Intake: Must contact Intake Coordinator, Nakia Hall, by phone or email to set up pre-screen interview

Oakhurst Recovery Program

232 East Lake Dr.

Decatur, Ga 30030 (404) 371-0590

§ Cost: Free § Program: 10-beds, 9 to 24-month treatment program § Requirements: Must be ambulate. Cannot be on medications

other than maintenance medications (blood pressure, diabetes, etc.), have mental health issues, or receive income

§ Documents: TB and RPR test, 3rd party homeless verification § Intake: Must call to schedule face-to-face interview

Quest Community Development

878 Rock St. NW

Atlanta, Ga 30314 (678) 705-5318

§ Cost: Free § Program: 90-day emergency, transitional recovery program § Requirements: Must be homeless and have psychological

assessment § Documents: Photo ID and medical records § Intake: Must be referred by Gateway

No Longer Bound

2725 Pine Grove Rd. Cumming, Ga 30041

(770) 886-7873

§ Cost: Sliding fee scale § Program: 12-month treatment and education program § Requirements: Must be medically/mentally stable. Cannot be

on any prescribed psychotropic medications or use tobacco § Intake: Must complete admission letter, give brief summary of

current circumstances, and why you want to be admitted into the program, then complete interview with counselors

Salvation Army’s Harbor Light Program

400 Luckie St. NW Atlanta, Ga 30313

(404) 486-2701

§ Cost: $200/month (free beds available on case-by-case basis) § Program: 3-month, faith-based recovery program § Requirements: Must be detoxed for at least 7 days and have

physical exam with clearance letter from MD. Cannot be a sex offender.

§ Documents: TB, RPR, and CBC test. § Intake: Must call to schedule appointment (no same day intakes

or walk-ins)

P.A.C.E.

(678) 222-3433


9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

§ Cost: Sliding fee scale (some indigent beds available) § Program: 12-month, ready-to-work recovery program. § Requirements: Must be medically/mentally stable, able to

work, have list of all medications, and nurse’s assessment. No violent or sex-based crimes.

§ Documents: Photo ID, Social Security card, medical records, and TB and RPR test

§ Intake: Must call for pre-screen telephone interview or schedule appointment

St Jude's Recovery Center


8:00 AM – 1:00 PM

§ Cost: Sliding fee scale § Program: 8 to 10-week treatment program residents with dual-

enrollment in day treatment program § Documents: Medical records and prescriptions

139 Renaissance Pkwy NE

Atlanta, Ga 30308 (404) 249-6272

§ Intake: Walk-in or appointment

Covenant Community

623 Spring St. NW Atlanta, Ga 30308 P: (404) 267-4297 F: (678) 389-9839

§ Cost: Free § Program: 6 months to 1-year treatment program (wheelchair

accessible) § Requirements: Must be medically detoxified and able to work § Documents: TB and RPR test, mental health evaluation, and

physical examination § Intake: Social worker must fax over required paperwork to

Clinical Director and include name/contact information so Clinical Director can coordinate an interview time

Damascus Road

P.O. Box 1555 Covington, Ga 30015

P: (770) 787-1975 F: 1 (800) 232-5957

§ Cost: $1800 (Andrew Rowland Scholarship available on case-by-case basis.)

§ Program: 44-bed, 24-month treatment program § Requirements: Must be able to work § Intake: Must call to complete pre-screen telephone interview,

then follow-up call with Director Mission of Hope

P.O. Box 8504

Mobile, Al 36689 P: (251) 649-0830 F: (251) 645-0077

§ Cost: Free § Program: 3-month, faith-based program § Requirements: Medication must be pre-approved by staff § Intake:

Canaan Land Ministries

449 County Rd. 165

Autaugaville, Al 36003 (334) 365-2200

§ Cost: Free § Program: One-year, faith-based program § Requirements: 18 and older § Intake: Must call to complete pre-screen telephone interview

CED Fellowship House

4209 Brooke Ave. Gadsden, Al 35904

(256) 413-3470

§ Cost: $250 admission fee, then 30% of weekly income once gainfully employed

§ Program: Clinically managed low intensity treatment program § Requirements: Must be 18 & older and willing to gain full-time

employment (if able). Cannot be a sex offender § Intake:

Dunklin Memorial Church

3342 SW Hosanah Ln. Okeechobee, Fl 34974

(772) 597-2841


8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

§ Cost: $4,000 (financial assistance available) § Program: 10-month, faith-based program § Requirements: § Intake: Must call to complete pre-screen telephone interview

Organization Hours Program Details Sober Living America

2530 Peachwood

Cir., Suite 2 Atlanta, Ga 30345

(404) 634-4974


9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

§ Cost: $180/week after gaining employment (can enter program without payment and be billed later)

§ Program: Affordable, residential recovery center. § Requirements: Photo ID and Social Security card. § Intake: Must call to complete pre-screen telephone interview

The Extension

130 Holiday St. Marietta, Ga 30060

(770) 528-4852

§ Cost: Free for the first 30 days, then 30% of gross income (towards treatment/rent)

§ Program: 9 to 12-month, ready-to-work recovery program § Requirements: Must obtain full-time employment that adheres to

6:00 PM curfew and be homeless, fully detoxed, and medically/mentally stable. Cannot have income prior to entering program, disabilities, or receiving any SSI or financial benefits.

§ Documents: 3rd party homeless verification § Intake: Must complete application, call to complete pre-screen

telephone interview, then face-to-face interview with counselors Women of Gilgal

Atlanta, Ga

(404) 305-8007


9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

§ Cost: Free (30% of income suggested for treatment/rent) § Program: One-year, two-phase, faith-based recovery program § Requirements: Must be fully detoxed and mental health evaluation

must be completed if on psychotropic medications § Documents: 3rd party homeless verification and TB and RPR test § Intake: Must call to complete pre-screen telephone interview

Victory Outreach Church of Atlanta

(404) 762-1602

§ Cost: Free § Program: 12 to 24-month, faith-based recovery program § Requirements: Must be medically/mentally stable. Cannot be

employed, on psychotropic medication, leave campus, use tobacco, or have cell phone while in program.

§ Intake: Must call to complete pre-screen telephone interview Tomorrow’s Woman

Griffin, Ga

(404) 663-0601

§ Cost: $500/month § Program: 12 month, 12-step life skill program § Requirements: Must be able to work § Documents: Photo ID, Social Security card, and TB test

Quest Community Development

878 Rock St. NW

Atlanta, Ga 30314 (678) 705-5318

§ Cost: Free § Program: 90-day emergency, transitional recovery program § Requirements: Must be homeless and have psychological

assessment § Documents: Photo ID and medical records § Intake: Must be referred by Gateway

Salvation Army’s Harbor Light

Program

400 Luckie St. NW Atlanta, Ga 30313

(404) 86-2701

§ Cost: $200/month (free beds available on case-by-case basis) § Program: 3-month faith-based recovery program § Requirements: Must be detoxed for at least 7 days and have

physical exam with clearance letter from MD. Cannot be a sex offender.

§ Documents: TB, RPR, and CBC test. § Intake: Must call to schedule appointment (no same day intakes or

walk-ins)

Women’s Residential Treatment Programs

P.A.C.E.

(678) 222-3433


9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

§ Cost: Sliding fee scale (some indigent beds available) § Program: 12-month ready-to-work recovery program. § Requirements: Must have list of all medications and nurse’s

assessment. Cannot have criminal history of violence or sexually related crimes. Must be medically/mentally cleared and able to work.

§ Documents: Photo ID, Social Security card, medical records, TB and RPR test,

§ Intake: Must call for prescreen telephone interview or schedule appointment.

St Jude's Recovery Center

139 Renaissance

Pkwy NE Atlanta, Ga 30308

(404) 249-6272


8:00 AM – 1:00 PM

§ Cost: Sliding fee scale § Program: 8 to 10-week treatment program residents with dual-

enrollment in day treatment program § Documents: Medical records and prescriptions § Intake: Walk-in or appointment

Women With or Without Children

Organization Hours Program Details 7 Bridges to

Recovery

2840 Plant Atkinson Rd.

Atlanta, Ga 30339 (678) 430-3698

ext. 704


9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

§ Cost: Free § Program: Faith-based recovery program. § Requirements: Must commit 90 days and cannot leave campus for

any reason (no male children over the age of 11) § Intake: Must call to complete pre-screen telephone interview with

Charles, then face-to-face interview (no waiting list; must call every day until bed is available)

Mary Hall Freedom House

8995 Roswell Rd. Sandy Springs, Ga

30350 (770) 642-5500

ext. 6224 or 5469 or

(678) 786-7241


7:30 AM – 6:00 PM

Walk-ins: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

§ Cost: $2500 (Scholarships available on case-by-case basis. If receiving income, must pay 30% of income to program.)

§ Program: 6-month treatment program with priority given to pregnant or women living with HIV

§ Requirements: Must be ambulate and have 30-day supply of prescribed medication. Cannot have more than 2 children and must be 13 or under. No phones or automobiles allowed.

§ Documents: 3rd party verification letter, RPR and TB test, and immunization records and TB test for children. (prefer clients to have photo ID, Social Security card, and birth certificate but can help to obtain)

§ Intake: Must complete face-to-face interview and fill out application

MARR's Right Side Up

2815 Clearview Pl.

Suite 100 Atlanta, Ga

(678) 805-4113


9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

§ Cost: Free § Program: Long-term ready-to-work recovery program for women

with or without children and those who are pregnant § Requirements: Must be Georgia resident, TANF recipient, and no

more than 2 children under the age of 13 § Documents: Photo ID, Social Security card, birth certificate, and

TB test, plus immunization records for each child. § Intake: Must call to complete pre-screen telephone interview;

Referral through DBHDD or DFCS

House of Time

1200 Wynnton Rd. Columbus, Ga 31906

(706) 327-6836 Fax: (706) 327-8859

Business Hours: Monday – Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Friday 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Saturday 10:00 AM – Noon

Transitional Housing Program § Cost: Free § Program: Treatment for up to 24 months § Requirements: Must be homeless and have a history of substance

abuse and/or mental illness (see application for additional requirements for self-referral or being referred by an agency). If on psychotropic medications, must be able to self-administer

§ Documents: 3rd party homeless verification, TB and RPR test, letter of medical stability and physical examination report

§ Intake: Must complete and submit application (mail, fax, or in person) then schedule a telephone interview

Permanent Supportive Housing Program § Cost: Free § Program Housing first program with supportive services in single

family homes § Requirements: Must be homeless, have a history of substance

abuse and/or mental illness, and a “disabling condition” (see

Special Population’s Residential Treatment Programs

application for additional requirements for self-referral or being referred by an agency). If on psychotropic medications, must be able to self-administer. Must be able and willing to seek employment if not on disability.

§ Documents: 3rd party homeless verification and TB test § Intake: Must complete and submit application (mail, fax, or in

person) then schedule a telephone interview

Adolescents

Organization Contact Program Details

Broken Shackle Ranch

1542 Francis Bridge Rd. Davisboro, Ga 31018

P: 478-331-6555 F: 478-348-3652

§ Cost: Free (if referred by DFCS, DJJ, or voluntary placement once released from state custody); $4,000/month

§ Program: 9 to 12-months, faith-based, youth treatment program § Requirements: For adolescent males 16-20 years old and have

psychological evaluation within the last 2 years § Intake: Fill out application and email or fax to organization.

WestCare Georgia Youth Academy

2385 Oak Grove Church Road

Carrolton, Ga 30117 678-374-3319

§ Cost: Free (funded by GDBHDD) § Program: 3 to 5-month, youth recovery program with education

services § Requirements: For adolescent males 14-17 years old § Documents Photo ID, social security card, birth certificate, proof

of residence, medical records, and school records § Intake: Must call to schedule appointment

Cobb County CSB – Georgia W.

Hartman Center

729 Lawrence Street Marietta, Ga 30060

770-422-0202

§ Cost: Free § Program: Youth treatment program § Requirements: For adolescent males and females 13-17 § Intake: Must call to complete

Last Updated: 6/29/18

Financial Assistance* Must call to qualify/schedule appointment

Organization Contact Assistance Criteria Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency 404-874-8001 Rent

Buckhead Christian Ministries

404-239-0038 Rent/Utility § Qualifying zip codes: 30305, 30309, 30311, 30318, 30319, 30324,

30326, 30327, 30329, 30331, 30340, 30341, 30342, 30345, 30360

Ben Hill United Methodist Church

404-884-4570 Rent/Utility

§ Call on 1st Tuesday of month between 8:30 and 10:30 AM § Qualifying zip codes: 30213, 30268, 30291, 30310, 30311, 30314,

30315, 30331, 30336, 30337, 30344, 30349, and 30354 Caring For Others 404-761-0133 Rent/Utility Clayton County Community Services 404-363-0575 Rent/Utility

Community Assistance Center 770-552-4015 Rent/Utility

Decatur Area Emergency Ministry 404-373-2300 Rent/Utility

§ Schedule appt. by calling on Monday or Friday at 11:00AM § Qualifying zip codes: 30002, 30030, 30079, 30032, 30033, 30306,

30307, 30316, and 30317 Decatur Cooperative Ministries 404-284-4411 Rent/Utility § Must be DeKalb resident

Dunwoody Baptist Church Benevolence Ministry 770-280-1223 Rent/Utility § Qualifying zip codes: 30328, 30338, 30340, 30341, 30346, 30350,

30360 Emmaus House 404-523-2856 Rent/Utility § Available from December to February & June to August First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta 404-228-7724 Rent/Utility § Must call helpline and leave name/number for call back

HOPE Atlanta 404-817-7070 Rent/Utility

Hosea Helps! 404-755-3353 Rent/Utility § Must visit day center to request help and bring photo ID § First 25 clients helped

The Living Room 404-600-8081 Rent/Utility § Must be living with HIV/AIDS

Midtown Assistance Center 404-681-5777 Rent/Utility

North Fulton Community Charities

770-640-0399

Rent/Utility

§ Qualifying zip codes: 30004, 30005, 30009, 300022, 30024, 30075, 30076, 30092, 30097

NETWorks 770-939-6454 Rent/Utility § Qualifying zip codes: 30084 (DeKalb County part only) and parts

of 30033, 30340, 30345, 30087

Salvation Army

DeKalb: 404-486-2714 Fulton: 404-486-2700 Gwinnett: 770-724-1660

Emergency

§ Contact Salvation Army in county of residence to make an appointment

§ Includes food, shelter, clothing, medical supplies, and bill-payment assistance

St. Vincent de Paul 678-892-6163 Direct Aid § Financial assistance can be provided for rent and housing, utilities,

food, medical expenses, counseling, legal fees, transportation, and burials

Suthers Center 770-455-3358 Utility

§ Only for residents of 30319 and 30341

Threshold Ministry 404-378-1777 Rent/Utility

Toco Hills Community Alliance 404-325-0677 Utility

§ Qualifying zip codes: 30033, 30324, 30329, 30341, 30345

Zion Hill Community Development Corporation

404-766-3141 Ext. 24

Rent/Utility

§ Call on Wednesdays, starting at 12:00 PM and leave voicemail § Must live within South Fulton area

Other Programs:

Clayton County Community Services

404-363-0575 Ext. 227

§ LIHEAP

Division of Children & Family Services

§ Benefits Enrollment

§ Contact county DFCS office for assistance with food stamps, Medicaid, and some cash aid

Partnership for Community Action

404-929-2502 § LIHEAP § Rent/Utility Assistance

§ DeKalb, Gwinnett, and Rockdale counties

HomeSafe Georgia 770-806-2100

§ Mortgage Principal Reduction

Monday – Friday

8:00AM – 5:00PM

Fulton-Atlanta Community Action Authority

404-320-0166

§ Low Income Home Energy Assistance

§ Seasonal program between November to March § Must enroll and complete Saturday School (financial

planning and counseling) before assistance § Priority given to those with severe medical needs

and life or death situations Eviction Protection Program 404-355-8530 § Stores household furnishings of individuals and

families who are being evicted § Can use a locked storage space at The Furniture

Bank for up to 90 Project Community

Concerns, Inc. 404-215-9991 § Rehousing Program

Benefits Enrollment

1. Change Healthcare (Inpatient Use Only) 404-686-2872

2. Social Security Administration

401 W. Peachtree Street, NW, Suite 2860 Atlanta, GA 30308 (800) 772-1213 Main Client Number (800) 325-0778 TTY

3. Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency

458 Edgewood Avenue Atlanta, GA 30312 (404) 874-8001

4. St. Vincent de Paul (4 locations) 1700 Lakewood Avenue, SE Atlanta, Ga 30315 678-892-6163

5. Emmaus House – Lokey Help Center 27 Haygood Avenue, SW Atlanta, Ga 30315 404-523-2856Benefits Assistance M/W/F 9:00am-3:00pm

SSDI Assistance T/Th 9:00am-3:00p

6. Central O.A.C.

201 Washington St SW Atlanta, Ga 30303 404-659-7119

7. Gateway Center 275 Pryor Street, SW Atlanta, Ga 30303 404-215-6600 Monday: 10:00am – Noon

Medical Care Providers

1. AID Atlanta 1605 Peacthree Street, Ne Atlanta, Ga 30309 404-870-7700

2. Mercy Care – Early Intervention Clinic City of Refuge 1300 Joseph E. Boone Atlanta, GA 30314 678-843-8790

Decatur Street 424 Decatur Street Atlanta, Ga 30312 678-843-8600

3. AIDS Healthcare Foundation

DeKalb 5700 Hillandale Drive Lithonia, Ga 30058 404-593-6684

Midtown 735 Piedmont Avenue NE Atlanta, Ga 30308 404-588-4680

4. Positive Impact Health Centers

Duluth 3350 Breckenridge, Suite 200 Duluth, Ga 30096

70-962-8396

Decatur 523 Church Street Decatur, Ga 30030 404-589-9040

5. Grady Health System – Infectious Disease Program 341 Ponce de Leon Avenue Atlanta, Ga 30308 404-616-2440

6. Emory Healthcare – Infectious Disease Program

550 Peachtree Street, 7th Floor Atlanta, Ga 30308 404-686-8114

HIV/AIDS Housing Assistance

1. HOPE Atlanta - HOPWA

34 Peachtree Street NW, Suite 700 Atlanta, Ga 30303 404-817-7070

2. AID Atlanta 1605 Peacthree Street NE Atlanta, Ga 30309 404-870-7700

3. Antioch Urban Ministries – Matthew’s Place 540 Cameron M. Alexander Blvd NW, Atlanta, Ga 30318 404-524-9775

4. Jerusalem House

5. Mercy Care

City of Refuge 1300 Joseph E. Boone Atlanta, GA 30314 678-843-8790

Decatur Street 424 Decatur Street Atlanta, Ga 30312 678-843-8600

6. AIDS Healthcare Foundation

DeKalb 5700 Hillandale Drive Lithonia, Ga 30058 404-593-6684

Midtown 735 Piedmont Avenue NE Atlanta, Ga 30308 404-588-4680

7. Cooperative Resource Center – The Edgewood 191 Edgewood Ave SE Atlanta, Ga 30303 404-521-0406

8. Southside Medical Center – Legacy Village and Legacy House 1046 Ridge Avenue SW Atlanta, Ga 30315 404-688-1350

9. Positive Impact Health Centers

Duluth 3350 Breckenridge, Suite 200 Duluth, Ga 30096 770-962-8396

Decatur 523 Church Street Decatur, Ga 30030 404-589-9040

Domestic Violence Resources

1. Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence – 1 (800) 334-2836

§ Calls to the hotline are automatically connected to the caller’s nearest certified shelter

2. Hope Harbour – (706) 324-3850

§ Services: crisis intervention, shelter, case management, relocation assistance, counseling and support groups, legal advocacy, filing victim’s compensation, assistance with medical records, employment, housing, and transportation

3. LiveSAFE – (770) 427-3390

§ Services: crisis intervention, safety planning, resources, shelter, long-term housing for violence survivors, counseling and support groups, case management, legal advocacy

4. Raksha – (404) 876-0670

§ Services: crisis intervention, information and referrals, interpretation and translation, legal and general advocacy, counseling, support groups

5. International Women’s House – (770) 413-5557

§ Services: crisis intervention, shelter, legal advocacy, counseling, children’s program, job training, financial literacy, benefits enrollment, immigration paperwork, transitional and permanent housing

6. Partnership Against Domestic Violence – (404) 873-1766

§ Services: crisis intervention shelter, legal advocacy, supportive housing, support groups

7. Securus House – (770) 961-7233

§ Services: crisis intervention, shelter, alternative housing, legal advocacy, case management, outreach services, child advocacy, support groups

8. Women’s Resource Center – (404) 688-9436

§ Services: crisis intervention, shelter, legal advocacy, support groups, financial literacy

9. S.H.A.R.E. House – (770) 489-7513

§ Services: crisis intervention, shelter, transitional housing, case management, counseling, support groups, emergency food and clothing, community education

10. Shepherd’s Rest – (770) 443-5213

§ Services: crisis intervention, shelter, advocacy, support groups, medical screenings, referrals

American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia Contact: Diane Winters770-303-9966 | www.acluga.org

The American Civil Liberties Union is a national non-partisan organization dedicated to preserving and defending the principles embodied in the Bill of Rights. The GA chapter relies on the contributions of volunteers for its work.

Atlanta Legal Aid Society, Inc. Contact: Angie Tacker404-524-5811 | www.atlantalegalaid.org

Since 1924, the Atlanta Legal Aid Society has represented Atlanta’s poor in civil legal cases helping clients deal with some of life’s most basic needs -- a safe home, enough food to eat, a decent education, protection against fraud, and personal safety.

Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation Contact: Marty Ellin404-521-0790 | www.avlf.org

The Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation, Inc., was created in 1979 to offer lawyers an opportunity to provide civil legal representation for the poor. AVLF creates safe and stable homes and families by inspiring attorneys to

Atlanta’s Table, Atlanta Community Food Bank Contact: Val Mathis404-892-3333 x1234 | www.acfb.org

Atlanta’s Table collects and distributes thousands of pounds of food every month which is collected from over 200 hospitality industry donors. The food is distributed to approximately 40 partner agencies that operate meal service programs

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Atlanta Contact: Jennifer Bensman678-222-3932 | www.catholiccharitiesatlanta.org

Catholic Charities Atlanta is an advocate and friend for individuals and families facing adversity. The organizations delivers a unique, holistic combination of accredited life-skills education, counseling, family stabilization and immigration legal services.

Everybody Wins! Atlanta Contact: Tiffany Tolbert404-943-0404 | www.everybodywinsatlanta.org

Everybody Wins! is devoted to improving the reading skills of children in Title I public elementary schools through a one on one reading program named Power Lunch. Volunteers are needed to serve as Reading Mentors to students in public elementary schools.

Georgia Appleseed Contact: Sarah Malis or Patsy White404-685-6704 | www.gaappleseed.org

ted to law that serves the public interest. Using the skills of hundreds of volunteers, Georgia Appleseed focuses on achieving systemic changes to laws and policies that unfairly impact children, the poor and the marginalized in our state.

Georgia Asylum & Immigration Network Contact: Monica Modi Khant404-572-2609 | www.georgiaasylum.org

GAIN provides pro bono legal representation through volunteer attorneys to c violence,

sexual assault and other crimes.

Georgia Innocence Project Contact: Matt Holbrook404-373-4433 | www.georgiainnocenceproject.org

who have been convicted of crimes they did not commit. The Project works to secure post-conviction DNA testing for Georgia and Alabama inmates where DNA analysis could prove guilt or innocence and adequate DNA testing was not available at trial.

Georgia Justice Project Contact: Molly Scott404-827-0027 | www.gjp.org

Georgia Justice Project (GJP) breaks the cycle of poverty by defending the indigent criminally accused and, win or lose, standing with them as they rebuild their lives.

Georgia Law Center for the Homeless Contact: David Whisnant 404-827-0027 | www.galawcenter.org

By addressing the barriers to stability and independence that often underlie homelessness, the Georgia Law Center for the Homeless helps our clients transition out of homelessness.

Georgia Lawyers for the Arts Contact: Meredith Ragains404-873-3911 | glarts.org

Georgia Lawyers for the Arts exists to serve the legal needs of artists and arts organizations, to promote closer contact and understanding among members of the legal profession and the arts community, and to educate artists about their legal rights and responsibilities.

Georgia Legal Services Program, Inc. Contact: Phyllis Holmen 404-206-5175 | www.glsp.org

The mission of the Georgia Legal Services Program is to provide access to justice and opportunities out of poverty for Georgians with low incomes.

ATLANTA BAR PRO BONOORGANIZATION CONTACT SHEET

http://www.acluga.org

http://www.atlantalegalaid.org/

http://www.avlf.org

http://www.acfb.org

http://www.catholiccharitiesatlanta.org

http://www.everybodywinsatlanta.org

http://www.gaappleseed.org

http://www.georgiaasylum.org

http://www.georgiainnocenceproject.org

http://www.gjp.org

http://www.galawcenter.org

http://glarts.org

http://www.glsp.org/

Gideon’s Promise Contact: Kathy Edwards 404-525-4505 | gideonspromise.org

The mission of Gideons Promise is to inspire, mobilize and train legal professionals to provide the highest quality defense representation to people unable to afford an attorney.

GreenLaw Contact: Dave Paule 404-659-3122 | green-law.org

tal and community organizations that have been adversely impacted by pollution which champions the right of every Georgian to breathe clean air, drink clean water and live in healthy communities.

GSU College of Law, Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic Contact: Willard Timm404-413-9232 | taxclinic.law.gsu.edu

The Low-Income Taxpayers Clinic primarily employs 2L and 3L students to represent low-income clients. Volunteer attorneys are occasionally needed to assist with cases.

Health Law Partnership Contact: Allison Stiles404-705-0000 | healthlawpartnership.org

HeLP provides free legal assistance to patients of Children’s and their families. HeLP also partners with volunteer attorneys to prepare wills and obtain minor guardianships on behalf of its clients.

GSU College of Law, Investor Advocacy Clinic Contact: Nicole Iannarone404-413-9261 | investoradvocacyclinic.wordpress.com

The Georgia State University College of Law’s Investor Advocacy Clinic represents investors who have suffered losses resulting from broker misconduct

f the size of their claim. In addition to representing victims of investment fraud, the Clinic educates investors to prevent them from becoming victims to investment fraud.

Lambda Legal Contact: Greg Nevins404-897-1880 x230 | www.lambdalegal.org

Lambda Legal is the oldest and largest national legal organization whose mission is to achieve full recognition of the civil rights of lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, transgender people and those with HIV; through impact litigation, education and public policy work.

Latin American Association Contact: Caroline Daigle 404-638-1836 | thelaa.org

With a focus in the areas of immigration legal assistance, employment and career development, domestic violence assistance, and parenting programs, the LAA offers individualized service and case management and works work one-on-one with individuals and families on a long-term basis to

Lawyers for Equal Justice Contact: Stephanie Everett404-474-4002 | www.lawyersforequaljustice.org

Lawyers for Equal Justice (“L4EJ”) is an incubator program for newer lawyers to start innovative, socially conscious and sustainable law practices providing affordable legal services to low and moderate income clients.

Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta Contact: Laura Henninghausen404-618-0900 | www.pbpatl.org

Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta makes it easy and enjoyable for no work by

ance.

Service Juris Contact: Jay Cranman404-979-2829 | www.handsonatlanta.org

Since the inception of ServiceJuris, more than 5,000 volunteers have contributed more than 21,000 hours of service – enriching the learning environments for more than 3,000 public school students, renovating nine neighborhood parks and enabling more than 6,500 people to utilize their community centers.

Southern Center for Human Rights Contact: Melanie Velez404-688-1202 | www.schr.org

The Southern Center for Human Rights advocates for equal justice on behalf of indigent and marginalized people involved with the criminal justice system. The assistance of pro bono attorneys greatly expands the capacity to serve people who are poor and involved with the criminal justice system.

Southern Poverty Law Center Contact: James Knoepp404-221-5836 | www.splcenter.org

The Southern Poverty Law Center focuses on labor, employment, and other civil rights cases on behalf of immigrants. Attorneys interested in working on cases with pro bono co-counsel are needed.

State Bar of Georgia Pro Bono Project Contact: Mike Monahan404-527-8762 | www.gabar.org

The Pro Bono Project assists local bar associations, individual private attorneys and communities in developing pro bono private attorney/bar involvement programs in their areas for the delivery of legal services to the poor.

State Bar of Georgia Veterans Project Contact: Norman Zoller404-527-8765 | www.gabar.org

This program assists service members and veterans by connecting them to State Bar members who are willing to provide free or reduced-fee legal services.

Truancy Intervention Project Contact: Jessica Pinson Pennington404-613-4741 | www.truancyproject.org

TIP provides early, positive intervention when children are noted for excessive school absences. Volunteers address the issues related to absenteeism and serve as an advocate for the child and family.

http://gideonspromise.org/

http://green-law.org

http://taxclinic.law.gsu.edu/

http://healthlawpartnership.org

https://investoradvocacyclinic.wordpress.com/author/niannarone2013/page/2/

http://www.lambdalegal.org

http://thelaa.org

http://www.pbpatl.org

http://www.pbpatl.org

http://www.handsonatlanta.org

https://www.schr.org/

http://www.splcenter.org

http://www.gabar.org/committeesprogramssections/programs/probonoproject/

http://www.gabar.org/publicservice/militarylegalassistance.cfm

http://www.truancyproject.org

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Metro Atlanta

Aluma Farm www.facebook.com/alumafarm/ | (678) 793-6411 1150 Allene Avenue SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 | Thursday: 4 - 8 PMBus Route 95

Bolton Road Farmers Market boltonroadfarmersmarket.org | (404) 275-6664 | 2081 Bolton Road NW Atlanta, GA 30318 | Sunday: 11 AM - 2 PM

Carver’s Produce Live Market carversproduce.com | (770) 727-6514 | 560 Fayetteville Road SE Atlanta, GA 30318 | Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday: 9 AM - 5 PM

College Park — Fresh MARTA Market www.cfmatl.org/marta/ | (470) 238-9768 | 3800 Main St, Atlanta, GA 30337 | Thursday: 3 - 7 PM

Decatur Farmers Market cfmatl.org | (678) 234-9169 | 308 Clairemont Ave, Decatur, GA 30030 | Wednesday: 4 - 7 PM, Saturday: 9 AM - 1 PM

East Atlanta Village Farmers Marketcfmatl.org | (404) 919-3619 | 572 Stokeswood Ave. SE, Atlanta, GA 30316 | Thursday: 4 - 8 PM

East Point Farmers Market downtowneastpoint.com/eastpointfarmersmarket(404) 207-8048 | 2757 East Main Street | East Point, GA 30344 Wednesday, December - February: 2 - 6 PM;March - November: 4 - 7 PM | Bus Routes 194 and 193

Fairburn Farmers Market fairburnfarmersmarket.com | (770) 964-2244 ext. 134 | 15 West Broad St.Fairburn, GA 30213 | Friday: 5 - 8 PM | Bus Routes 180 and 181

Five Points — Fresh MARTA Market www.cfmatl.org/marta/ | (470) 238-9768 | 20 Broad St SW, Atlanta, GA 30303 | Friday: 3 - 7 PM

Freedom Farmers Market at the Carter Centerfreedomfarmersmkt.com | (404) 805-0629 | 453 Freedom Parkway NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 | Saturday: 9 AM - 1 PM |Bus Routes 16 and 102

Freewheel Farm localharvest.org/freewheel-farm-M67522 | (207) 272-9713 | 216 Little St. Atlanta, GA, 30315 | Bus Routes 32 and 49

Gilliam’s Community Garden gilliamsgardens.wixsite.com/farm | (678) 949-8530 | 1286 Oakland Terrace Atlanta, GA 30310 | Tuesday: 4 - 8 PM | Bus Route 81

Global Growersglobalgrowers.org | (518) 727-2143 | 1763 Big Valley Way, StoneMountain, GA 30083 | Wednesday: 4 - 7 PM, Saturday: 8 AM - 1PM | Bus Route 115

Good Samaritan Urban Farm & Marketgoodsamatlanta.org | (252) 308-5702 | 1015 Donald Lee Hollowell Pkwy NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 | Monday - Thursday: 9AM - 1 PM; Saturday: 9 AM - 12 PM | Bus Route 26

Grant Park Farmers Market cfmatl.org | (631) 241-0414 | 600 Cherokee Ave. SE, Atlanta, GA 30312 | Sunday: 9 AM - 1 PM | Bus Route 32

HE Holmes — Fresh MARTA Market cfmatl.org/marta/ | (470) 238-9768 | 70 Hamilton E. Holmes Dr. NW Atlanta, GA 30311 | Wednesday: 3 - 7 PM

Little Ones Learning Center littleoneslearningcenterga.com | (404) 361-8886 | 993 Forest Avenue, Forest Park, GA 30297 | Wednesday: 1:30 - 5:30 PM

Love is Love Farmloveislovefarm.com | (404) 840-9618 | 900 Dancing Fox Road Decatur, GA, 30032 | Bus Routes 24 and 34

Metro Atlanta Urban Farm themetroatlantaurbanfarm.com | (404) 788-2432 | 3271 Main St.College Park, GA 30337 | Monday - Friday: 9 AM - 5 PM | Bus Route 181

Norcross Community Market norcrosscommunitymarket.com | (404) 229-7077 | Webb Park, 5 College Street Norcross, GA 30071 | Saturday: 9 AM - 1 PM | Buses 10 A/B

Peachtree Road Farmers Market peachtreeroadfarmersmarket.com | (404) 365-1078 | 2744 Peachtree Rd NW Atlanta, GA 30305 | Saturday: 8:30 AM - 12 PM Bus Route 110

Ponce City Farmers Market on the Beltlinecfmatl.org/poncecity | (508) 314-1452 | 675 Ponce de Leon Ave. Atlanta, GA 30308 | Tuesday: 4 - 8 PM | Bus Routes 2 and 102

Truly Living Well’s Market at Collegetown Farmtrulylivingwell.com | (678) 949-8829 | 324 Lawton St. SW, Atlanta,GA 30310 | Friday: 2 - 6 PM | Bus Routes 13 and 68

Tucker Farmers Market tuckerfarmersmarket.com | (404) 840-1477 | 233 Main St. Tucker, GA 30084 | Thursday: 4 - 8 PM | Bus Route 124

West End Farmers Market ATL webmarket6.org | (404) 906-8410 | 1354 Ralph David Abernathy

Boulevard, Atlanta, GA | Friday: 4 - 8 PM | Bus 71

West End — Fresh MARTA Market www.cfmatl.org/marta/ | (470) 238-9768 | 7680 Lee Street SW, Atlanta, GA 30310

| Tuesday: 3 - 7 PM

NORTH Georgia

Athens Farmers Market athensfarmersmarket.net | (805) 217-9075 | 705 Sunset Dr. Athens, GA 30606 | Wednesday: 4 - 7 PM, Saturday: 8 AM - 12 PM | Bus Routes 5 & 7

Battlefield Farmers Market battlefieldfmkt.org | (423) 413-2968 | 10052 Hwy 27 N, Rock Spring, GA, 30739 | Wednesday: 3 - 6 PM, Saturday 8 AM - 12 PM

Downtown Dalton Farmers Market nghp.org | (478) 957-8252 | Dalton Green Park (corner of Waugh Street & Thorn-ton Avenue) Dalton, GA 30720 | Tuesday: 12 - 5 PM, Saturday: 8 AM - 1 PM

Fill Ministries Aquaponic Farm mealsbygrace.org/FARM.aspx

Monroe Farmers Market monroedowntownfarmersmarket.com | (770) 855-6207 | Court Street Monroe, GA 30655 | Saturday: 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Rockmart Farmers Market rockmartfarmersmarket.com | (404) 436-1818 | Intersection of Church Street & Water Street, Rockmart, GA | Thursday: 2 - 6 PM

West Broad Farmers Market athenslandtrust.org/west-broad-farmers-market/ | (706) 286-5738 | 1573 Broad Street, Athens, GA 30606 | Saturday: 9 AM - 1 PM | Bus Route 20 & 21

Lilburn Farmers Market lilburnfarmersmarket.org | (678) 667-2592 | 1400 Killian Hill Rd. Lilburn, GA 30047 | Friday: 4 - 8 PM

Lithonia Farmers Marketwww.cityoflithoniaga.org | (678) 887-3221 | 6920 Main Street, Lithonia, GA 30058 | Every Third Saturday: 12 - 4 PM | Bus Routes 115 and 116

Mableton Farmers Market mableton.org/community-projects/farmers-market/ (404) 323-0608 | 5239 Floyd Road SW, Mableton, GA 30126 | Thursday: 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM | Bus Route 30

Stone Mountain Farmers Market stonemountaincity.org | (770) 630-1727 | 922 Main Street (Municipal Parking Lot), Stone Mountain, GA 30083 | Tuesday: 4 - 7 PM | Bus 119

SWGAP — Uncle Buddy’s Freshly Grown Produce www.facebook.com/jcbproduce | (229) 325-8353 or (229) 325-3959 | 708 South Grant Street, Fitzgerald, GA

CENTRAL Georgia

Burke County Harvest Bright Farmers Market facebook.com/harvestbright/ | (706) 554-2306 | 518 College Street Waynesboro, GA 30830 | Thursday: 4 - 6 PM

Cotton Mill Farmers Market cottonmillfarmersmarket.org | (770) 537-3720 | 609 Dixie St. Carrollton, GA 30117 | Saturday: 8 AM - 12 PM

Daily Groceries Co-op Inc. daily.coop | (706) 548-1732 | 5523 Prince Ave. Athens, GA 30601 | Monday - Sunday: 9 AM - 9 PM

International City Farmers Market landtohand.org | (478) 225-7626 | Corner of Watson Boulevard & Maple Street Warner Robins, GA 31088 | Thursday: 1 - 6 PM

Jazam Natural Farmers Market (678) 670-0196 | 319 W Tinsley Street Griffin, GA 30223 | Thursday - Sunday: 10 AM - 6 PM

Local Lands Organic Farm locallands.net | (478) 227-3237 | 400 Mack Paul Rd. | Wrightsville, GA 31096 Sunday - Friday: 9 AM - 5 PM

LS Adderson, Inc.tolbertgraphics.com/adderson/index.html | (706) 726-0093 | 886 Stephens Rd, Keysville, GA 30816 | Tuesday, Thursday - Saturday

Mulberry Market landtohand.org | (478) 254-5216 | Tattnall Square Park, 1155 College Street, Macon, GA 31201 | Wednesday: 3:30 - 6 PM

North Highland Farmers Marketmercymedcolumbus.com | (706) 507-9209 | MercyMed: 3702 2nd AvenueColumbus, GA 31904 | 1st & 3rd Wednesdays: 4-6 PM

Perry Farmers Marketlandtohand.org | (478) 255-7626 | 901 Carroll St, Perry, GA 31069 | Sat: 9AM-1 PM

Rag and Frass Farm ragandfrassfarm.com | (617) 777-0117 | 15176 US Hwy 80 Jeffersonville, GA 31044 | Thursdays: 9 AM - 5 PM

The Green Market greenmarketmilledgeville.com | (478) 628-9059 | 222 East Hancock St. Milled-geville, GA 31061 | Saturday: 9 AM - 12 PM

Veggie Park Farmers Market augustalocallygrown.org | (706) 288-7895 | 109 Eve St, Augusta, GA 30904 | Tuesday: 4:30 - 7 PM | Route 5 Washington Road

West Georgia Farmers Cooperativefacebook.com/westgeorgiafarmerscooperative/ | (706) 881-12497516 US Hwy 27, South Hamilton, GA 31811 | Saturday: 9 AM - 1 PM

Young Female Farmers youngfemalefarmers.com | (706) 612-3012 | 365 Anthony Lane Bishop, GA 30621 | Thursday, Friday, Saturday: 9 AM - 2 PM

SOUTH georgia

Dodge County Farmers Market facebook.com/DodgeCountyFarmersMarket | (478) 220-1449 |Dodge County Courthouse, 5401 Courthouse Circle, Eastman, GA 31023 | Saturday: 9 AM - 2 PM

Farm Truck 912 forsythfarmersmarket.com/farmtruck912 | Savannah, GA

Forsyth Farmers Market forsythfarmersmarket.org | (803) 942-5119 | Forsyth Park: West Park Ave-nue and Bull Street, Savannah, GA 31401 | Saturday: 9 AM - 1 PM

Market on Madison marketonmadison.com | (478) 272-2560 | 314 W. Madison St, Dublin, GA 31021 | Saturday: 7:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Downtown Sylvester Farmers Market cityofsylvester.com | (229) 776-5717 | 102 S Main Street, Sylvester, GA 31791 | Saturday: 8 AM - 1 PM

Wayne County Farmers Market thewcfm.org | (912) 256-2332 | 533 N. 1st St, Jesup, GA 31545 | Friday: 1 - 6 PM, Saturday: 10 AM - 2 PM | Housing Authority Dogwood, Pineview, Pine Street

Southwest Georgia Project (SWGAP) www.swgaproject.com | (229) 430-9870 | 1216 Dawson Road Suit 108, Albany, GA 31707 | Monday - Saturday

SWGAP — Robinson Farms (808) 738-7906 | 2088 Robinson Road, Baconton, GA 31716 |June 30, July 28, August 25, September 22: 8 AM - 12 PM

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