Housing
List of Resources:
Another Chance Atlanta
https://anotherchanceofatlanta.org/
P.O. Box 92091, Atlanta, GA, 30314
Phone: 678-974-5989
This agency provides housing and support to homeless Veterans, families, and individuals through temporary housing, permanent housing, and case management.
Atlanta Housing Authority
230 John Wesley Dobbs Ave., Atlanta 30303
Phone: 404-892-4700
Calvary Refuge Center
4265 Thurmond Rd., Forest Park, GA 30297
Phone: 404-361-5309
Email: info@calvaryrefuge.org
A not for profit organization that provides shelter and related services in Clayton County.
Clayton Center: Adult Residential
https://www.claytoncenter.org/adults-residential.cms
853 Battle Creek Road, Jonesboro, GA 30236
Phone: 770-478-1099
Residential Services provides an array of living arrangements in home-like settings to meet the needs of the person served despite the length or severity of their mental illness. Currently, Clayton Center offers Residential Services for individuals diagnosed with mental health disorders and developmental disabilities. We provide Residential Services in Personal Care Home, Group Home, and Semi-Independent settings. Additionally, Clayton Center has a Shelter Plus Care program which offers Residential Services to individuals that are able to live in their own apartments. To schedule or reschedule appointments with our providers, please contact our Centralized Scheduling Department at 1-844-438-2778. Individual interested in receiving residential services must take an assessment first.
Clayton County Association Against Family Violence – Securus House
P.O. Box 870386, Morrow, GA 30287
Phone: 770-961-7233
Securus House provides shelter, support, counseling and advocacy for victims of family violence in Clayton County and the surrounding Metro Atlanta counties. Securus House is a multifaceted agency, providing 24-hour support for victims and their families. Through a broad range of programs in the community, we address the individual needs of victims by providing support services to help victims become self-sufficient.
Call the number listed above for safe emergency shelter and comprehensive support services to all victims of family violence. This service is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Clifton Sanctuary Ministries, Inc.
http://www.cliftonsanctuary.com/
369 Connecticut Ave., NE, Atlanta, GA 30307
Phone: 404-373-3253
Email: clifton@cliftonsanctuary.com
Community Shelters for Men, Community Shelters for Men and HIV Infections, Community Shelters for Men and Older Adults, Homelessness.
The D.O.R.M. (The Development of Responsible Men)
Email: ccarr@heartstonourishhope.org
The D.O.R.M. is a high accountability independent living and transitional housing program for young men, ages 18-24. With low barriers to entry, young men can remain in the program for up to 24 months. The organization serves young men aging out of foster care, leaving jail or prison, who were kicked out and other young men in crisis situations. They provide housing, food, job assistance, referrals to medical and counseling services, GED services and assistance with obtaining important documents, as well as offer job assistance, GED classes, and other essential services.
Gigi’s House
7147 Jonesboro Road, Suite 870051, Morrow, GA 30287
Phone: 470-372-8049
Gigi’s House provides safe housing for female teens, ages 13-19, who are at risk of becoming a victim of sex trafficking. Housing is offered for up to 18 months.
Hope Shelter
170 Flint River Rd, Jonesboro, GA 30238
Phone: 678-884-6600
Call for eligibility and requirements (for women only)
House of Dawn
P.O. Box 1222, Jonesboro, GA 30237
Email: houseofdawn1@bellsouth.net
This agency provides housing for teen mothers ages 13-19.
Housing Authority of City of College Park
2000 West Princeton Avenue, College Park, GA 30337
Phone: 404-761-2805
College Park Authority provides assistance for low income and section 8 members in Clayton County.
Housing Authority of Clayton County
732 Main St, Forest Park 30297
Phone: 404-362-1200
Provides emergency assistance to homeowners in need of repairs
Interfaith Outreach Home, Inc.
PO Box 48075, Doraville, GA 30362
Phone: 770-457-3727
Email: ioh@bellsouth.net
A group of churches in the North Atlanta area banded together to offer long-term solutions to the problem. They have a broad base of support that includes individuals, churches, community groups, state, county, foundation, and corporate giving. They believe in keeping families together while they work on the issues that made them homeless. They also concentrate on the children, believing that they too must be served to stop the cycle of poverty and homelessness.
Jonesboro Housing Authority
203 Hightower Street, Jonesboro, GA 30236
Phone: 770-478-7382
The Authority provides assistance for low income and section 8 members.
Keystone Apartments
145 S. McDonough St, Jonesboro 30236
Phone: 770-471-0891
Applications distributed on Tuesday’s only (9am-5pm). It is also acceptable to apply online through their website,
8am-11am
NID-HCA Housing Counsel Agency
21 Highway 138, Riverdale, GA 30274
Phone: 770-472-3756
A nonprofit organization that provides home buying assistance and counseling for low-income persons or families.
Our House
173 Boulevard NE, Atlanta, GA 30312
Phone: 404-522-6056
Our House enables homeless families to remain together and creates a participatory community in which parents have the opportunity to live with their children in privacy and with dignity. In empowering families to achieve greater self-sufficiency. Our House recognizes individual family needs and provides the resources to meet those needs.
Southern Crescent Habitat for Humanity
9570 Tara Boulevard, Jonesboro, GA 30236
Phone: 770-477-2367
Email: info@schabitat.org
Habitat for Humanity builds affordable housing for hard working low income families in Henry, Clayton, and Fayette County.
Zions Keepers
324 Victory Drive, Marietta, GA 30060
Phone: 678-388-0218 / 404-552-0096 (Cobb County)
Phone: 470-458-8485 (Gwinnett County)
Email: info@zionkeepers.org
Zion Keepers Inc, is a nonprofit ministry that operates permanent supportive housing for homeless disabled veterans and transitional housing for the homeless and low income persons. This program is faith based and designed to provide a loving stable environment, which allows the resident to continue their recovery from substance abuse and other life controlling issues and progress towards a complete spiritual, physical and economic recovery.