Community Resources
Search and filter local partner services — from food banks to legal aid — all in one place.
Our Neighborhood Cooperative Ministry — Emergency Housing
Short-term emergency housing help for neighbors in crisis, including up to one week at an extended-stay hotel. Call for eligibility screening and to check current availability.
Partnership for Community Action
Emergency assistance for families and individuals experiencing homelessness, including hotel help, rental assistance, and housing stabilization. Call to speak with a navigator about what is currently available.
St. Vincent de Paul Georgia — Motel to Home
Hotel assistance and motel-to-home support for neighbors facing homelessness, including help with move-in deposits. Call the SVdP assistance line to be connected with a local conference and a volunteer caseworker who will follow up with you.
Lawrenceville Response Center (Impact 46)
Hotel vouchers, rental assistance, and other emergency support for Lawrenceville residents. Residency and income qualifications apply — visit the website to review eligibility and start an application before calling.
LAA Gwinnett Outreach Center & Coordinated Entry
The coordinated entry point for housing help in Gwinnett County, including hotel and motel voucher pre-screening. A housing navigator reviews your situation and connects you to the programs with available funding, including vouchers from partner agencies such as Another Chance of Atlanta.
Another Chance of Atlanta — Hotel & Motel Vouchers
Hotel and motel vouchers for homeless individuals and families in Gwinnett County, including veterans. Vouchers provide an immediate, temporary place to stay while a case manager helps connect you to permanent housing. Start by completing the LAA Gwinnett Outreach Center coordinated entry pre-screening form.
Berean Career Fair
Career fair featuring employers with actual job openings. Attendees get direct access to hiring employers, professional résumé review, practical career-development classes, and job-search and interview guidance. Admission is FREE. Held periodically — check Nextdoor or contact for upcoming dates.
Lawrenceville Vet Center
Free veteran health care, counseling, and benefits assistance for Gwinnett County veterans and their families.
Sunrise at Five Forks
Assisted living + memory care + short-term stays; 24-hr personalized care, emergency response in each suite, 3 meals/day, bistro, salon, transportation, pet friendly.
Glenncrest at Webb Gin
Assisted living + memory care; dementia waiver, medication management, 24-hour supervision, sensory-based memory programming; cottage-style campus.
Delmar Gardens of Gwinnett
Continuum of care campus offering independent living, assisted living, secured Enriched Memory Care, 24-hr skilled nursing and rehab. Chef-prepared meals, scheduled transportation, salon, on-site dental/optometry/podiatry.
Ride Gwinnett (Gwinnett County Transit)
Gwinnett County public transit operating local and express bus, microtransit, and paratransit service. Helps bridge transportation gaps for seniors and residents without vehicles.
Legal Aid of Atlanta / Georgia Senior Legal Hotline
Free elder-rights and long-term-care legal advice for adults 60+. Covers issues such as housing, benefits, and elder advocacy.
Gwinnett Coalition for Health and Human Services
Nonprofit partnership and community-resource development organization serving Gwinnett County for 35+ years. Offers nonprofit capacity building, the Gwinnett Health Finder resource directory, and health-equity and behavioral-health initiatives.
Atlanta Regional Commission – Aging Division (Empowerline)
Federally designated Area Agency on Aging for metro Atlanta. Runs fall-prevention programs, nutrition and medication-management classes, diabetes and memory-loss seminars, case management, care coordination, and connects seniors to legal aid and elder advocacy. Public-facing service is Empowerline — free conversations with certified aging/disability professionals.
Bethesda Park Senior Center
Gwinnett's first senior recreation center for active adults 50+. Programs include Lawrenceville Fun Time Club, Lunch Bunch, bingo, bridge, Mah Jongg, Sit & Stitch, Gwinnett Senior Learning Center, and art gallery shows.
Norcross Senior Center
Gwinnett County Senior Services center offering transportation, breakfast & lunch, counseling, education/fitness classes, arts & crafts, volunteering, day trips, haircutting. Application required; age 60+.
Centerville Senior Center
Gwinnett County Senior Services center offering transportation, breakfast/lunch, counseling, classes, arts, trips, and haircutting. Application required; age 60+.
Buford Senior Center
Gwinnett County Senior Services center offering transportation, breakfast, lunch, counseling, education & fitness classes, arts/crafts, day trips, and haircutting. Application required; age 60+.
Gwinnett Senior Services Center (Administrative Hub)
Main administrative hub for Gwinnett County Senior Services. Care managers for residents 60+ and spouses; information and referrals to free/low-cost services. Also houses One Stop for Help (770.822.8850) and the Veteran and Family Services Center. County-wide services include home-delivered meals, homemaking, caregiver respite, assisted and unassisted transportation, and care management.
Lawrenceville Senior Center (at Rhodes Jordan Park)
County Senior Services center offering transportation, breakfast, lunch, individual counseling, educational & fitness classes, arts and crafts, volunteering, day trips, haircutting, yoga, dance, self-defense, walking club, games, health lectures, music therapy. Application required; age 60+.
Georgia DCA – HOME Investment Partnerships Program (Home Repair)
State-administered funding distributed through local governments and nonprofit partners to provide home repair and rehabilitation assistance to low-income homeowners, including seniors. Contact your local Gwinnett agency or the DCA for current participating providers.
USDA Rural Development – Single Family Housing Repair Loans & Grants (Georgia)
Federal program providing loans to very-low-income homeowners to repair, improve, or modernize homes, and grants (up to $10,000) to elderly very-low-income homeowners (62+) to remove health and safety hazards. Serves eligible rural areas of Georgia.
Gwinnett Housing Corporation – Healthy Homes Program
Free Healthy Home Assessments, home hazard testing, and home repairs for eligible Gwinnett County homeowners and renters. Helps address safety hazards, accessibility, and health-related home issues for low-income residents including seniors.
Gwinnett County – Housing Rehabilitation Program
Eligible Gwinnett County homeowners can receive up to $20,000 in housing repair assistance (roofs, walls, decks, stairs, railings, and more). Provided as a five-year deferred payment loan at 0% interest with no monthly payments for income-qualified owners.
Atlanta Habitat for Humanity – Critical Home Repair
Critical home repair program for low- to moderate-income homeowners age 55+. Completes up to $22,500 in repairs per home (home must be 15+ years old). Focuses on health, safety, accessibility, and code violations to help seniors remain in their homes.
Nehemiah Project CDC – Senior Home Repair Program
Free critical home repairs for seniors, veterans, and disabled homeowners in Greater Atlanta. Covers roofing, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, carpentry, smoke/CO2 detectors, safety & accessibility modifications, and weatherization so seniors can age in place safely.
AVLF Safe & Stable Homes
Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation program providing free legal help to LGBTQ+ Atlantans facing housing instability or eviction. Connects clients to affirming housing and community resources to prevent homelessness.
JustUs at Synapse
Atlanta program supporting LGBTQ youth in crisis with affirming housing navigation, mental health support, and case management. Helps young LGBTQ adults avoid unsafe placements and connect to welcoming services.
Covenant House Georgia
Serves youth 16-24 experiencing homelessness; explicitly LGBTQ-affirming and trauma-informed. Provides shelter, transitional housing, on-site mental health services, education, and job readiness. Crisis shelter open 24/7.
Lost-n-Found Youth
Atlanta nonprofit specifically for homeless LGBTQ+ youth (up to age 25). Provides safe, affirming shelter, housing navigation, counseling, job support, and case management. The #1 call for a young LGBTQ adult who is unsafe or unhoused in metro Atlanta / Gwinnett.
Room Rental Listings - SpareRoom / Roomies
Online marketplaces for renting a room in someone's home across Gwinnett and metro Atlanta. Best used once a housing voucher or subsidy is secured so the landlord has guaranteed monthly income. Search rooms for rent in Lawrenceville, Snellville, Duluth, Norcross.
Gwinnett County DFCS - SNAP / Emergency Assistance
Gwinnett County Division of Family and Children Services. Apply for SNAP (food stamps, with expedited 7-day approval for urgent need), Medicaid, and emergency help referrals.
GHFA Permanent Supportive Housing
State permanent supportive housing for homeless individuals with disabilities (including mental illness). Rental assistance plus supportive services funded by HUD and the state. Apply via coordinated entry or a behavioral health case manager.
DBHDD Adult Mental Health Housing Services
State of Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities - oversees supportive housing programs for adults with mental illness (including GHVP and GHFA Permanent Supportive Housing). Entry point via GCAL or a case manager.
St. Vincent de Paul Georgia - Motel to Home
Helps households move from motel/hotel into permanent housing. Note: currently funded mainly for households with a child; single adults may be waitlisted but staff can refer to alternatives.
NAMI Georgia - Mental Health Navigation
Helps families and individuals navigate the mental health and housing system, including how to get a loved one with mental illness into supportive housing. Offers support, education, and referrals.
Salvation Army Gwinnett Corps - Home Sweet Home
Gwinnett County emergency assistance: motel/hotel vouchers, rental assistance, and help securing permanent housing and self-sufficiency. Bridge support while longer-term housing processes.
Gwinnett Housing Corporation - Pathway Home Program
Transitional and affordable housing for homeless individuals and families in Gwinnett County. Helps move people from motel/hotel into stable housing.
Gwinnett Home First (Coordinated Entry)
Gwinnett County's coordinated entry point for homelessness. Being in a motel/hotel counts as literally homeless and qualifies for a housing assessment. Call for an intake assessment to get on the county housing list.
Georgia Housing Voucher Program (GHVP)
State-funded permanent supportive housing for adults with a diagnosed mental illness who are homeless or precariously housed. Pays rent for a room or small unit - ideal for someone wanting to rent a room in a private home. Referral is made by a behavioral health case manager (View Point Health). Stronger if the person receives SSI/SSDI.
View Point Health - Gwinnett Behavioral Health
Regional public behavioral health provider serving Gwinnett County. Provides adult mental health intake, case management, and housing support referrals (including nominations for the Georgia Housing Voucher Program). Call to schedule an intake appointment.
Georgia Crisis & Access Line (GCAL)
24/7 statewide behavioral health crisis line and entry point for adult mental health intake and housing support. Call for anyone in Gwinnett facing a mental health crisis or needing a case manager. Routes to the regional provider (View Point Health) serving Gwinnett County.
Gwinnett Coalition for Health & Human Services
Connects people, nonprofits, and resources to advance equity, resilience, and community well-being across Gwinnett County. Operates the Gwinnett Helpline and provides referrals to health, housing, food, and human services for residents in need.
GeorgiaLegalAid.org
Free, easy-to-understand legal information from Atlanta Legal Aid and Georgia Legal Services — including self-help guides on divorce, custody, child support, and dividing property when you can't afford a lawyer.
Georgia Commission on Family Violence – Legal Resources
Statewide directory of legal help for family violence survivors in Georgia, including how to reach Atlanta Legal Aid (404-524-5811) for metro counties like Gwinnett, plus guidance on protective orders and the courts.
Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence – Financial Abuse
Explains financial abuse — when a partner controls money, hides assets, or runs up debt to trap you — and connects Georgia survivors to local domestic violence programs that help with safety planning and economic stability.
National Domestic Violence Hotline
Free, confidential 24/7 support if a partner is using pressure, threats, or control during a separation. Advocates help with safety planning around custody, finances, and leaving safely. Call 1-800-799-7233 or text START to 88788.
WomensLaw.org (NNEDV)
Plain-language legal information on each state's laws about divorce, child custody, protection orders, parental kidnapping, and financial/property rights. Built for women leaving or living with abuse, with state-by-state guides and help finding a lawyer.
Gwinnett Family Law Clinic
A project of Atlanta Legal Aid offering focused help with family law matters — divorce, custody, legitimation, and domestic relations for eligible Gwinnett residents. Contact the clinic to request an appointment and verify eligibility.
Atlanta Legal Aid Society – Gwinnett County Office
Free civil legal help for low-income Gwinnett County residents, including divorce, child custody and support, division of property, family law, and protective orders. Call to check eligibility and complete an intake application.
Gwinnett Habitat for Humanity – Volunteer Build Days
Join Habitat for Humanity build days in Gwinnett County. No experience needed — volunteers help build and repair homes for families in need. All ages welcome.
United Way of Greater Atlanta – Volunteer Gwinnett
Connects Gwinnett County residents with meaningful volunteer opportunities at local nonprofits. Day of service events, skills-based volunteering, and ongoing placements.
Salvation Army Gwinnett – Volunteer Sign-Up
Volunteer opportunities at the Salvation Army in Lawrenceville including food distribution, thrift store support, holiday programs, and disaster relief.
Gwinnett Strivers – Volunteer Mentors Needed
Seeking volunteer mentors for youth ages 8–18 in Gwinnett County. Flexible weekly commitment. Training and support provided. Make a lasting impact on a young person's life.
VolunteerMatch – Gwinnett County Opportunities
Free online platform connecting volunteers with nonprofits and community organizations in Gwinnett County. Find volunteer opportunities by interest, skill, or availability.
Autism Society of Georgia – Gwinnett Chapter
Support groups, resource referrals, advocacy, and social events for individuals with autism and their families in the Gwinnett County area.
Gwinnett County Community Services – Disability Programs
Recreation, social, and support programs specifically designed for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Gwinnett County.
Easter Seals North Georgia – Disability Services
Adult day services, job training, community integration, and life skills programs for adults with physical and developmental disabilities in North Georgia.
Family Support Center of Gwinnett
Provides free parenting education, family counseling, home visitation, and support groups to strengthen families and prevent child abuse in Gwinnett County.
Gwinnett County DFCS – Family Support Services
Case management, parenting classes, family counseling, childcare assistance, and crisis intervention for families in need in Gwinnett County.
YMCA of Metro Atlanta – Gwinnett Branch
Youth development programs including swim lessons, sports leagues, summer camp, after-school care, and teen leadership. Financial assistance available.
Boys & Girls Club of Metro Atlanta – Gwinnett
After-school and summer programs for youth ages 6–18 including homework help, STEM education, arts, sports, leadership development, and mentoring.
Urban League of Greater Atlanta – Job Readiness
Career development, job training, employment placement, and financial literacy programs for underserved adults in the Atlanta metro area including Gwinnett.
WorkSource Gwinnett – Job Readiness Center
Free job readiness workshops, resume writing, mock interviews, computer training, and career coaching for job seekers in Gwinnett County.
Snellville Senior Center
Recreation and wellness programs, fitness classes, health education, and social activities for seniors in the Snellville/East Gwinnett area.
Gwinnett County Senior Center – Duluth
Full-service senior center offering exercise classes, health programs, social events, lunch, and recreational activities for adults 55 and older.
Gwinnett County Senior Center – Lawrenceville
Senior wellness programs including fitness classes, health screenings, social activities, arts & crafts, day trips, and congregate meals for adults 55+.
English as a Second Language (ESL) Classes – Gwinnett
Free ESL and English literacy classes offered at multiple locations across Gwinnett County for adult non-native English speakers.
Gwinnett County Public Library – Digital Literacy Program
Free computer classes, internet access, digital literacy training, and job application assistance at all Gwinnett County library branches.
Gwinnett Tech – Adult Education & Literacy
Free GED preparation, adult literacy, English as a Second Language (ESL), and workforce skills training for Gwinnett County adults.
Gwinnett County Connections – Paratransit
Shared-ride transportation service for seniors and people with disabilities who cannot use fixed-route transit. Advance booking required.
AARP Foundation – Georgia Tax-Aide
Free federal and state income tax preparation assistance for low-to-moderate income taxpayers, especially those age 50 and older.
Gwinnett County Senior Services – Adult Day Programs
Structured daytime programs for older adults and adults with disabilities including social activities, health monitoring, meals, and caregiver respite.
NAMI Georgia – Gwinnett
Mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for individuals living with mental illness and their families. Free peer support programs available.
Gwinnett County Board of Health
Public health services including immunizations, STD testing, tuberculosis care, WIC, and family planning for Gwinnett County residents.
Grady Health System
Atlanta’s public hospital offering emergency care, specialty services, and financial assistance programs for uninsured patients. Serves Gwinnett and metro Atlanta.
Year Up – Atlanta
Intensive one-year program providing low-income young adults with job training, college credits, and corporate internships in in-demand career fields.
Goodwill Industries – Career Solutions (Gwinnett)
Free job training, resume assistance, interview coaching, and employment placement services for job seekers in Gwinnett County.
Georgia Department of Labor – Lawrenceville Career Center
Free job search assistance, resume help, career counseling, unemployment insurance, and job fairs for Gwinnett County job seekers.
Cooperative Extension – Gwinnett County
Free financial literacy classes, homebuyer education, and family resource management programs through the University of Georgia Extension office.
Gwinnett County Emergency Rental Assistance
Emergency rental and utility assistance for Gwinnett County residents facing eviction or utility shutoff due to financial hardship.
Georgia Gateway – Benefits Portal
Online portal to apply for and manage Georgia benefits including Medicaid, SNAP, TANF, childcare assistance, and more.
Gwinnett County DFCS
Georgia Division of Family and Children Services in Gwinnett. Apply for food stamps (SNAP), Medicaid, TANF cash assistance, and childcare subsidies.
Catholic Charities Atlanta
Emergency food assistance and social services available to DeKalb County residents regardless of faith background.
Clarkston Community Center
Serves the large refugee and immigrant population in Clarkston (DeKalb) with food pantry access, case management, and essential services.
Decatur Cooperative Ministry (DCM)
Provides food pantry, emergency financial assistance, and supportive services to DeKalb County residents. One of DeKalb's most established community ministries.
Gracepointe Community Church – Drive-Thru Pantry
Drive-Thru Pantry serving families with groceries and essential items every Saturday — no questions asked.
St. Lawrence Catholic Church Food Pantry
Parish-run food pantry in Lawrenceville distributing groceries to Gwinnett families regardless of religious affiliation.
Bethesda Green – Pantry at Bethesda
Faith-based food pantry in Lawrenceville providing nutritious food to Gwinnett County households in need, with a focus on fresh produce.
Open Arms Family Resource Center
Community resource center in Lilburn serving Gwinnett families with a food pantry, clothing closet, and referral services.
Norcross Cooperative Ministry
Offers food pantry services, emergency assistance, and referrals to residents in the Norcross and North Gwinnett areas.
Lawrenceville Cooperative Ministry (LCM)
Provides emergency food assistance, utility help, and other essential services to residents of Gwinnett County. One of the county's most active food pantries.
Atlanta Community Food Bank
Network of food pantries and meal programs serving Gwinnett and surrounding counties. Use their online locator to find a pantry near you.
Gwinnett County SNAP Benefits
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (food stamps) for eligible low-income individuals and families in Gwinnett County.
National Domestic Violence Hotline
Free, confidential 24/7 support if a partner is using pressure, threats, or control during a separation. Advocates help with safety planning around custody, finances, and leaving safely. Call 1-800-799-7233 or text START to 88788.
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones.
211 Georgia
Free, confidential community resource hotline connecting Georgians to health and human services — food, housing, utilities, health care, and more.
JL Community Services
Provides support for adults with disabilities and autism, ensuring inclusive and accessible community events.
Extended Arms Homeless Ministry
Committed to embracing and uplifting individuals and families experiencing homelessness — providing shelter resources, emergency assistance, and pathways to stability.
Hands and Feet Ministry International
A faith-based ministry providing hands-on support and compassionate outreach to families across Gwinnett County. Partners with Positive Passtime to extend care and resources.
Positive Passtime – Health & Wellness Education
Health screenings, wellness workshops, and referrals to local healthcare providers for uninsured and underinsured community members.
Positive Passtime – Support for Adults with Disabilities
Inclusive programming, resources, and referrals for adults living with physical and developmental disabilities.
Positive Passtime – Senior Wellness Initiative
Monthly line dance parties, birthday celebrations, and social events for seniors in Gwinnett County. Held at Stars and Stripes Restaurant.
Positive Passtime – Parenting & Family Support
Classes and one-on-one support for parents and caregivers, covering communication, child development, and family stability.
Positive Passtime – Job Readiness Workshop
Resume writing, interview prep, job search skills, and career coaching for adults seeking employment.
Positive Passtime – Youth Development Program
After-school tutoring, mentorship, and enrichment activities for youth ages 6–18 across Gwinnett County.
Positive Passtime – Food & Clothing Assistance
Emergency food pantry and clothing bank for individuals and families in need.
Positive Passtime – General Assistance & Intake
Connect with our team to determine which programs and services best fit your needs. We assist families and individuals with navigating available resources.
Gwinnett Coalition for Health & Human Services
Community-wide hub connecting residents to local nonprofits, health services, food resources, and social support. Coordinates 211 Georgia referrals locally.
Gwinnett Strivers – Mentoring Program
Mentoring, tutoring, and leadership development for young men and women ages 8-18 in Gwinnett County to support academic success and life skills.
Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency – Lawrenceville
Employment services, job training, assistive technology, and career counseling for people with physical, mental, or developmental disabilities.
ElderCare Alliance – Gwinnett
Provides in-home care support, caregiver respite, transportation assistance, and social engagement programs for elderly Gwinnett County residents.
Lifebridge Christian Church Food Pantry
Free food pantry in Norcross serving unincorporated Gwinnett. Drive-through distribution every other Saturday with no income verification required.
Project REACH – Gwinnett County Schools
Provides wraparound services including food, clothing, hygiene products, tutoring, and family support for at-risk students and families.
MUST Ministries – Marietta/Cobb (Serves North GA)
Emergency food, clothing, job training, and housing assistance. One of Georgia's largest social service nonprofits, serving thousands of families annually.
Gwinnett County Transit (GCT)
Fixed-route bus service and paratransit for seniors and disabled residents across Gwinnett County. Reduced fares available for qualifying riders.
Refugees Resettlement & Immigration Services of Atlanta (RSIA)
Comprehensive resettlement services for newly arrived refugees including housing, employment, English classes, and social services coordination.
Rakestraw Elementary Free Pantry
Community Little Free Pantry stocked with nonperishable food items accessible 24/7 for anyone in need in the Dacula/Hamilton Mill area.
GCADA – Gwinnett Council on Alcohol & Drugs
Prevention education, intervention, and treatment referral services for substance abuse and addiction for Gwinnett County residents.
Nexus – Special Needs Family Alliance
Support groups, resources, and advocacy for families of individuals with developmental disabilities and special needs in Gwinnett County.
Table of Grace Food Pantry – Buford
Community food pantry in Buford serving Hall and Gwinnett County residents with free weekly food distribution and back-to-school supplies.
Sugarloaf Church Food Pantry
Free food pantry serving the greater Lawrenceville community. Provides weekly groceries including proteins, dairy, produce, and non-perishables.
Gwinnett Senior Services Nutrition Program
Hot lunch meals served Monday–Friday at senior centers across Gwinnett County. Home-delivered meals also available for homebound seniors.
Open Hand Atlanta
Delivers nutritious meals to homebound seniors, people with chronic illness, and others unable to cook for themselves across metro Atlanta.
Gwinnett County Schools Homeless Liaison
Ensures children experiencing homelessness receive school enrollment, transportation, supplies, and support services through the McKinney-Vento Act.
Fostering Great Ideas
Provides support, resources, and mentorship to foster children, foster families, and youth aging out of foster care in Gwinnett County.
Gwinnett Habitat for Humanity
Builds and repairs affordable homes for low-income families. Also offers A Brush with Kindness home repair program for elderly and disabled homeowners.
Partnership Against Domestic Violence
Emergency shelter, legal advocacy, counseling, and support services for survivors of domestic violence and their children in the Atlanta metro area.
Gwinnett County WIC Program
Supplemental nutrition program for women, infants, and children under 5. Provides food vouchers, nutrition education, and breastfeeding support.
Hope Clinic Gwinnett
Free healthcare, dental, vision, and pharmacy services for uninsured and underinsured Gwinnett County residents. Sliding scale fees available.
New Covenant Baptist Church Food Ministry
Free food distribution for Gwinnett County families. Provides canned goods, fresh produce, bread, and personal care items.
Victory World Church Food Pantry
Community food pantry providing free groceries and household essentials to families in need. Drive-through distribution available.
Promise Lutheran Church Food Pantry
Free weekly food pantry open to all Gwinnett County residents, no proof of residency required. Distributes shelf-stable food, fresh produce, and household items.
Gateway Center
Comprehensive homeless services including emergency shelter, transitional housing, job training, and mental health services for adults in the Atlanta metro area.
Cooperative Extension – Gwinnett
Free nutrition education, SNAP-Ed programs, food preservation classes, and gardening resources for Gwinnett County families.
Salvation Army Gwinnett
Emergency financial assistance for rent, utilities, and food. Also provides disaster relief, seasonal programs, and transitional housing support.
Infinite Hands Up Community Development
Youth development programs, after-school tutoring, mentorship, and workforce development for underserved youth and families in Gwinnett County.
WellStar Gwinnett Medical Center
Full-service hospital offering emergency care, inpatient, outpatient, and specialty services. Financial assistance programs available for qualifying patients.
Gwinnett Legal Aid
Free civil legal assistance for low-income Gwinnett County residents. Handles cases involving housing, family law, domestic violence, benefits, and consumer issues.
Norcross Co-op
Emergency food pantry serving families in Norcross and surrounding areas. Distributes groceries, baby items, and household goods at no cost.
Latin American Association
Bilingual social services including immigration assistance, job training, English classes, housing support, and family counseling for the Latino community.
Gwinnett County Housing Authority
Affordable housing, Section 8 vouchers, and public housing assistance for low-income Gwinnett County residents.
Good Samaritan Health Center of Gwinnett
Free medical, dental, and behavioral health care for uninsured and underinsured Gwinnett County adults. No cost to qualifying patients.
Somebody Cares Atlanta
Faith-based food pantry and community outreach providing groceries, clothing, and emergency assistance to families in need in Gwinnett County.
Gwinnett County Food Bank
Provides free food boxes and emergency food assistance to Gwinnett County residents facing hunger. Distributes hundreds of thousands of pounds of food annually.
Viewpoint Health
Mental health, behavioral health, and substance use treatment for Gwinnett County residents, including crisis stabilization services.
Gwinnett County Senior Services
Programs and activities for seniors including meal services, transportation assistance, in-home care coordination, and social activities.
Lawrenceville Cooperative Ministry
Emergency food pantry, clothing closet, financial assistance for utilities and rent, and referrals for Gwinnett County residents in crisis.
Positive Learning Academy
Educational enrichment, skill-building workshops, and empowerment programs for community members of all ages.
211 Georgia
Dial 2-1-1 for free, confidential health and human services information, referrals, and community assistance 24/7.
Georgia Department of Labor – Lawrenceville
Unemployment benefits, job listings, career counseling, resume workshops, and reemployment services.
Gwinnett County Public Library
Free internet access, job search assistance, literacy programs, GED prep, and community resources for all residents.
Gwinnett County DFCS
Provides food stamps (SNAP), Medicaid, TANF, and other welfare services for eligible Gwinnett County residents.
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