Our Emergency shelter provides homeless persons with basic shelter and essential supportive services.
Homeless individuals in Atlanta who are in recovery, and residents of the emergency shelter and transitional housing · 24/7, 365 days per year
From makingawayhousing.org/programs ↗On the Making A Way Housing property, we provide: Emergency Shelter, Transitional Housing, Permanent Supportive Housing.
Our Emergency shelter provides homeless persons with basic shelter and essential supportive services.
Our transitional housing program primarily serves individuals who have jobs in the community or are enrolled in one of the shelter's job training or educational programs. The goal of our transitional housing program is to facilitate the program participant's transition out of the shelter and into permanent housing.
Making A Way Housing, Inc bridges the gap in the continuum of care for homeless individuals in Atlanta who are in recovery. We provide subsidized, sober, supportive housing, helping individuals transition out of emergency shelter, recovery homes or other transitional living programs. This program provides residents with the opportunity to develop the additional skills, incomes, and stability needed to become self-sufficient. The goal is to help residents reunite with their families, gain life skills, prevent relapse, and attain the self-esteem needed to go forward and enjoy a successful life.
Our Emergency shelter provides homeless persons with basic shelter and essential supportive services.
Our transitional housing program primarily serves individuals who have jobs in the community or are enrolled in one of the shelter's job training or educational programs.
The goal of our transitional housing program is to facilitate the program participant's transition out of the shelter and into permanent housing.
Case managementOur case management links consumers with health and social service, coordinating the access to medical treatment and support services, and assurances of continuity of care.
H-I-P (HIV Intervention and Prevention)H-I-P is an HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention program that targets at-risk populations in Fulton and DeKalb Counties, those who are at risk for the disease and those who have the disease.
Health Education/Risk ReductionCampaigns have included trainings, workshops, consultations, outreach and development of materials in order to offer new, non-formal educational approaches tailored to communities cultural realities.