Habellard Charity


Habellard Community Support · Atlanta, GA

You don’t have to figure
this out alone.

Real resources. Real people. We connect Atlanta neighbors with food, housing, financial relief, jobs, and legal tools — all in one place.

Take a breath. Whatever brought you here, you made a good choice. Help is closer than it feels.

Crisis LineDial 2-1-1— United Way 24/7
Housing Help(404) 492-7640
Food Hotline(866) 436-7328— ACFB
Benefits1-877-423-4746— GA DFCS

112M+
Meals distributed by ACFB in 2025
16,305+
Individuals supported by POWER Atlanta in 2025
40,000+
Georgians helped by Salvation Army Project SHARE yearly
700+
Community food partners across metro Atlanta

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United Way 2-1-1 Atlanta
Search every available resource by your ZIP code — food, rent, utilities, childcare and more. Available 24/7.
Search Now →
Dial 2-1-1

Georgia Gateway
Apply online for SNAP, Medicaid, TANF, childcare, and more state benefits in one place.
Apply Online →

FindHelp.org
Nationwide social service search engine — find verified programs by category and location instantly.
Find Programs →

City of Atlanta Housing Help Center
Official city hub for rental help, eviction diversion, legal aid, and housing navigation. Call or walk in.
Visit Site →
(404) 492-7640

Benefits.gov
Federal tool to discover all government programs you may qualify for — housing, food, health, disability and more.
Check Eligibility →

Asking for help isn’t giving up.
It’s deciding not to give up.

— Habellard Community Values

Full Resource Directory

Resources by Category

Click any category to expand verified local and national resources. All sources are government, nonprofit, or established organizations.

Food Assistance & Nutrition.gov & .org

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No one should go hungry. These programs provide free food, emergency groceries, meals, and nutrition benefits with little to no documentation required at many locations.

Atlanta Community Food Bank (ACFB)
Distributed nearly 112 million meals in 2025. Find a pantry near you by ZIP code. 700+ partner locations across metro Atlanta and north Georgia.
Find Food Near Me → (866) 436-7328

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SNAP (Food Stamps) — Georgia DFCS
Monthly food benefits loaded to an EBT card. Apply online via Georgia Gateway. Income up to 130% of federal poverty level qualifies.
Apply via Gateway →📞 1-877-423-4746

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TEFAP — Emergency Food Assistance Program
Federal program providing free food at no cost to households at or below 200% of poverty level. No documentation — self-declaration accepted. Distributed through local food pantries and soup kitchens.
Learn More →

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POWER Atlanta — Food Pantry & Closet Program
Served 16,305+ individuals in 2025 with food, clothes, and hygiene products. Also helps apply for SNAP, WIC, TANF, Medicaid on-site.
Visit Site →

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Emmaus House Atlanta
Drop-in help center offering food pantry, emergency rent/utility assistance, and Georgia State ID vouchers. No appointment needed.
Visit Site →

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Hands On Atlanta — Food Insecurity Guide
Updated list of Atlanta-area food pantries including hours, eligibility, and ZIP codes served. Many require no documentation at all.
View Full Guide →

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WIC — Women, Infants & Children
Free nutrition support, food, and health referrals for pregnant women, new mothers, and children under 5. Apply through Georgia DFCS.
Apply for WIC →

🏠 Housing, Rent & Utilities.gov & .org

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Facing eviction, utility shutoff, or homelessness? These organizations can intervene fast with rent payment, utility assistance, legal aid, and shelter navigation.

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City of Atlanta Housing Help Center
Official city resource for rental assistance, eviction diversion, legal aid, and housing navigation. Navigators are City of Atlanta employees. Apply online or call 311.
Apply Online →📞 (404) 492-7640

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HOPE Atlanta
Homelessness prevention, rapid rehousing, and emergency financial assistance to pay past-due rent. Also provides security deposit help. Call (404) 817-7070.
Visit Site →📞 (404) 817-7070

Salvation Army — Project SHARE
Partnership with Georgia Power. Provides emergency utility and rent assistance statewide. Helps 40,000+ Georgians yearly. Over $2M in aid annually.
Apply for Help → (404) 486-2750

Midtown Assistance Center (MAC)
Prevents eviction and utility disconnection for working households in central Atlanta ZIP codes (30303–30318). Also refers to partner orgs if ineligible.
Check Eligibility →

BCM Georgia — Foundation 3 Program
12 months of rent and utility assistance plus case management for working families near homelessness. Must have children and be employed full-time at least 3 weeks.
Apply →

Georgia Housing Search (DCA)
State tool to find affordable rentals, Section 8 vouchers (HCV), and connect with housing counselors statewide.
Search Housing → 1-877-428-8844

Atlanta Legal Aid Society
Free civil legal aid for low-income people facing eviction. Also assists with housing discrimination and tenant rights. Senior legal hotline available.
Get Legal Help → (404) 524-5999

Financial Relief & Benefits.gov & .org

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From cash assistance and debt help to emergency funds and grants — these programs provide direct financial support to qualifying individuals and families.

Georgia Gateway — Multi-Benefit Portal
Apply for SNAP, Medicaid, TANF (cash assistance), childcare (CAPS), and more in one online application. Manage benefits, check status, and renew online.
Apply Now → 1-877-423-4746

TANF — Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
Monthly cash assistance for low-income families with children under 18. Covers childcare, transportation, and job placement services. Apply via Georgia Gateway.
Learn More →

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Benefits.gov — Federal Benefits Finder
Official U.S. government tool to find all federal benefit programs you may qualify for across housing, health, food, disability, veterans, and education.
Check Eligibility →

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CFPB — Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Free tools to manage debt, dispute credit errors, understand your rights with collectors, and navigate financial hardship. Government-backed and unbiased.
Use Tools →

Grants.gov
Search thousands of federal grants for individuals, nonprofits, and small businesses. Many go unclaimed. Free to search, free to apply.
Search Grants →

Georgia.gov — All Assistance Programs
Master directory of all state assistance programs including childcare, disability, health, housing, and financial aid for Georgia residents.
View Directory →

Jobs, Training & Income.gov & .org & .com

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Free job training, career services, and income opportunities — many with no cost to participants. Several programs pay you while you train.

WorkSource Atlanta (City of Atlanta)
Free career assessment, job readiness training, job search assistance, and connections to approved training programs. Mobile Career Lab visits neighborhoods weekly.
Find Career Center → (404) 463-3327

Georgia Department of Labor — Job Training
Connects job seekers to short- and long-term occupational training programs. Career advisors help identify goals and funding. Free to use.
Start Training →

SNAP Works Program (DFCS)
Job training specifically for SNAP recipients — fields include healthcare, manufacturing, teaching, and welding. Designed to achieve self-sufficiency.
Enroll → 1-877-423-4746

Goodwill Career Services
Free job training, résumé help, interview prep, and employment placement. Serves people with disabilities, criminal backgrounds, and other barriers to work.
Find Training →

Quick Income: Facebook Marketplace & OfferUp
Sell unused items or buy-low / resell from thrift stores for local cash. Zero startup cost. Many in our community have earned $200–$500 their first week.
Facebook Marketplace →OfferUp →

Atlworks.org — WorkSource Regional
Connects job seekers in 10-county metro Atlanta to career centers, training programs, and the WIOA NextGen program for ages 16–24.
Explore →

Healthcare & Mental Health.gov & .org

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Free and low-cost healthcare, mental health support, prescription help, and health insurance for uninsured Georgians.

Medicaid — Georgia
Free and low-cost medical coverage including primary care, specialists, hospitalization, prescriptions, dental, and mental health. Apply via Georgia Gateway.
Apply Now →

PeachCare for Kids
Comprehensive healthcare for uninsured children — includes primary care, vision, dental, ER, mental health, and prescriptions. Income-based eligibility.
Apply →

HRSA Health Center Finder
Find federally funded community health centers near you. Serve patients regardless of ability to pay — sliding scale fees. Includes dental, mental health, and prenatal care.
Find a Center →

SAMHSA National Helpline
Free, confidential, 24/7 mental health and substance use treatment referrals. Also find local mental health centers in Georgia at no cost.
Learn More → 1-800-662-4357

NeedyMeds.org — Prescription Assistance
Find free and low-cost prescription programs, drug discount cards, and patient assistance programs from pharmaceutical companies.
Search Prescriptions →

Legal Aid & Rights.gov & .org & .edu

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Understanding your rights is power. These free resources provide legal education, direct legal aid, tenant protection, and consumer rights tools.

Atlanta Legal Aid Society
Free civil legal services for low-income people — eviction defense, family law, consumer debt, and more. Senior legal hotline available Mon–Fri.
Get Free Help → (404) 524-5999

Georgia Legal Aid (GeorgiaLegalAid.org)
Free legal information and self-help guides from Atlanta Legal Aid Society and Georgia Legal Services. Search by topic — eviction, benefits denial, debt, and more.
Search Legal Topics →

Cornell Law School — Legal Information Institute
Free access to all U.S. statutes, regulations, and case law. Search any law or right you want to understand — written in plain language where possible.
Explore Law →

CFPB — Know Your Rights on Debt
Submit complaints against debt collectors, understand what collectors can and cannot do by law, and access free financial counseling tools.
Know Your Rights →

U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
File workplace discrimination complaints based on race, gender, age, or disability. Atlanta office: 100 Alabama St. — walk-in Mon–Thu.
File a Complaint → 1-800-669-4000

Earn Now

Quick Income Strategies

Practical ways community members generate income starting today — low barrier, real results.

Resell

Thrift & Flip

Buy low from Goodwill or clearance, sell high on Marketplace or OfferUp. Many start with $20 and scale up.

Start on OfferUp →

Gig Work

Delivery & Rideshare

DoorDash, Instacart, Uber Eats, and Lyft all allow fast sign-up. Earn same-day or next-day in Atlanta.

Apply to DoorDash →

Skilled Tasks

TaskRabbit

Handyman, moving, furniture assembly, cleaning — get paid for skills you already have. Set your own rate.

Become a Tasker →

Freelance

Fiverr / Upwork

Offer any skill online — writing, design, data entry, voiceover. Free to sign up and start getting clients.

Start on Fiverr →

Habellard Community Support Center provides this directory for charitable and informational purposes only. We connect individuals to resources but do not guarantee outcomes or provide legal or financial advice. All linked organizations are independent — verify eligibility directly with each program.

You are seen. You matter. And you are not alone.