For the Kid in All of Us, Inc.
PO Box 8364
Atlanta, GA 31106-0364
support@forthekid.org
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Agape Community Center Agape Community Center seeks to build community by strengthening families and empowering individuals. The Center recognizes the need for resident self-determination and citizen empowerment, and therefore all programs are developed from the feedback and suggestions given by members of the community.
AID Atlanta Women & Pediatrics
Providing outreach programs for women and children living with and affected by HIV/AIDS.
All About Developmental Disability Atlanta's preeminent resource on developmental disabilities, All About Developmental Disabilities (AADD) has been providing support services to families for more than 50 years. We are often the one place where people with developmental disabilities can go to achieve personal empowerment, family stability and community participation. AADD employs a family- and community-based approach to helping families with developmental disabilities, because the impact isn't limited to just one individual. We provide consultation and planning; individual and family support services; and education and political advocacy. For more information, visit www.aadd.org. AADD’s Mission: To build communities of support, acceptance and opportunity for children, adults and families living with developmental disabilities. 
Atlanta Children's Shelter Children's Advocacy Center, Inc. is a private, non-profit 501©3 organization that opened its doors in 1996. SafePath is located in Cobb County and offers a comprehensive approach to the intervention, investigation, prosecution, and treatment of alleged sexual and severe physical abuse of children. The Center provides a neutral, child friendly environment where professionals and agencies utilize a multi-disciplinary team approach to alleged child abuse cases. The benefits of SafePath are: prompt on-going free services, a reduction in trauma to child victims and their families, and a community engaged in child protection and child abuse prevention
CHRIS Kids CHRIS Kids mission is to heal children, strengthen families, and build community. Our core values are Creativity, Honor, Respect, Integrity and Safety: CHRIS.
Community Welcome House Serving women and children who are victims of domestic violence by offering refuge and facilitating change.
Cool Girls, Inc. Cool Girls (CG) empowers under resourced girls to reduce cycles of teen pregnancy, and overcome barriers of racism and sexism, through a holistic approach. Our award winning after school programs help girls to achieve academic success and graduate high school. We have been a direct service agency in the communities where our girls live for 20 years. Today, we partner with Title 1 schools to provide motivation, encouragement, and reinforcement to help girls make smart choices that deter risky behaviors while giving guidance for positive transformation.
Devereux Georgia Devereux Georgia is located on a secure, tree-lined, 40-acre campus in Kennesaw, Georgia, serving children from age 8 to 21, who are experiencing emotional and behavioral challenges brought on by abuse, neglect, mental illness or intellectual/developmental disabilities. Devereux Community Programs provides specialty foster care, as well as an Independent Living facility for young men.
East Lake Foundation Working to break the intergenerational cycle of poverty for East Lake residents through cradle to college education, safe and affordable housing and community wellness initiatives.
Easter Seals, North GA Serving North Georgia’s children with disabilities and other special needs.
Families First Families First is Georgia’s leading non-profit family service agency, serving metro Atlanta for over 120 years. We assist over 40,000 of Georgia’s children and families each year. Our mission is to ensure the success of children in jeopardy by empowering families. Families First fosters strong communities by delivering comprehensive and sustainable solutions for children and families -- solutions that improve child well-being and family self-sufficiency.
Hillside Hillside will provide quality, cost-effective treatment and education to severely emotionally disturbed children and their families. Services will be provided in the least restrictive environment possible in accordance with the needs of the patient. Since our beginning in 1888, Hillside's mission has been to care for children and families in need.
Jerusalem House Providing permanent housing for homeless adults and children living with HIV-AIDS.
Lithia Springs Elementary School Our mission is to provide an environment where all children are treated with respect and dignity while accepting responsibility for their behavior and academic success. We are proud of our school, the accomplishments of our students, the hard work of the staff, and the dedication of our parents. We anticipate more exciting accomplishments in the years to come.
Lutheren Services of Georgia Lutheran Services of Georgia is a 25 year old nonprofit organization, based in Midtown Atlanta, which directly serves children and families in need through several professionally staffed programs. These include adoption services; refugee resettlement; foster care; family visitation, disaster preparedness and recovery. Through these programs, children are able to thrive in a supportive family environment. In 2009 these programs served more than 3,400 people in need in metro Atlanta alone. This statewide agency serves thousands more people through offices in five other Georgia cities. LSG is committed to help those in need without regard to age, color, gender, sexual orientation, origin, race or religion.
Nicholas House For almost 30 years, Nicholas House has kept homeless families together by providing a temporary place to live and addressing the root causes of their homelessness, so they never become homeless again. Since 1982 we’ve helped over 1800 families become self-sufficient, and ended the cycle of poverty for their children who make up 70% of our participants.
No One Alone NOA provides safe haven and support services for victims of family violence. Through educational programs, NOA works to foster attitudes in the community that violence is not acceptable. NOA is guided by principles of honesty, integrity, and respect for others while empowering victims to take control of their lives.
Our House Our House, Inc. was established in 1987 by concerned community residents who realized that shelter rules required homeless families to leave early each morning and not return until late in the afternoon. Our House’s mission is to break the chains of homelessness by providing quality early childhood education and comprehensive support services for families who are homeless. Our House programs for homeless families throughout Metro Atlanta include: free Early Childhood Education (accredited by NAEYC, the National Association for the Education of Young Children); Family Advocacy and support (case management and access to needed resources such as healthcare providers) and Parent Intern/CDA (job training and certificate-seeking course enabling participants to find employment in the childcare industry.) Our House serves 79 homeless children (ages six weeks - five years) and their parents daily, preparing children for success in school and assisting parents with opportunities to achieve self sufficiency. For more information, contact Amy Green, at 404 378-0938 Ext. 28, or via email at agreen@ourhousega.org.
Pride for Parents - FCS Ministries Pride for Parents is an annual toy and gift sale designed to benefit hard working families in the South Atlanta neighborhood and the communities surrounding it. Through donations of new and gently used toys, we offer quality and affordable merchandise to the families of South Atlanta. We will sell – not give – them to working parents who can afford to pay a small price. For those who can’t pay, we offer the opportunity to work at the store, earn store credit and buy gifts that way. The proceeds earned from the sale provide jobs for residents of South Atlanta all year long. This program, founded in 1983, is simple in concept; instilling dignity, not dependency in the families we serve.
SafePath Children’s Advocacy Center SafePath Children's Advocacy Center, Inc. is a private, non-profit 501(c)3 organization that opened its doors in 1996. SafePath is located in Cobb County and offers a comprehensive approach to the intervention, investigation, prosecution, and treatment of alleged sexual and severe physical abuse of children. The Center provides a neutral, child friendly environment where professionals and agencies utilize a multi-disciplinary team approach to alleged child abuse cases. The benefits of SafePath are: prompt on-going free services, a reduction in trauma to child victims and their families, and a community engaged in child protection and child abuse prevention
Sheltering Arms Providing affordable child care and education and support services.
St. Patrick's Episcopal Church Malachi's Storehouse Providing emergency food for our clients and their children for over 20 years.
YouthPride Dedicated solely to the needs and interests of GLBTQ youth.
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