Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency
Washington Park
Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency empowers financially vulnerable individuals in our community to become self-sufficient, sustainably employed, and economic contributors to society.
ACSS was formed in 2010 through the merger of Atlanta Enterprise Center and Samaritan House of Atlanta.
Its roots trace back to the social justice initiatives of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Midtown Atlanta.
Every service is built to move clients toward stability, advancement, and meaningful work.
ACSS combines practical career services with a deeply human, relationship-centered model that honors the potential of every individual it serves.
Empower financially vulnerable individuals in our community to become self-sufficient, sustainably employed, and economic contributors to society.
This mission guides every ACSS service area, from orientation and coaching to financial empowerment, digital skilling, and employment placement.
To be recognized as a leader in bridging the gap for equitable workforce opportunities in Greater Atlanta and beyond.
ACSS envisions a community where access to opportunity is expanded, barriers are addressed, and individuals can pursue long-term economic mobility.
ACSS leads with values that reinforce accountability, restoration, and respect while keeping self-sufficiency at the center of the work.
We equip individuals with the tools, structure, and support to build lasting stability and independence.
Programs
- CareerWorks
- CareerWorks Veterans' Services (CVET)
- Financial Opportunity Center
atlantacss.org
