- US Government
www.usa.gov/coronavirus
Visit the website for detail information on steps taken by the Federal Government to help the community. Information about travel, immigration, transportation, students loans and financial aid. - City of Atlanta
The City of Atlanta has launched a website and text service that provides information about assistance programs and rounds up Mayor Lance Bottom’s emergency orders.
https://atlstrong.org/
Text opt in: text ATLCOVID19 to 888777 - Cobb County
770-590-5790
This is a hotline for Cobb County residents to call with questions about how the Coronavirus situation affects the county government operations. - Fulton County
Fulton County has created a website where residents can go to see any updates, facility closures and service changes in Fulton. www.fultoncountyga.gov/covid-19 - United Way 2-1-1
Text keyword: 211od to 898211
Text your zip code & need to 898211
Visit our website 211online.unitedwayatlanta.org - Recursos en Español
La organización Latino Community Fund Georgia a creado una lista de servicios disponibles para la comunidad hispana en el estado de Georgia con relación a COVID19. Por favor hacer clic en el link para ver la lista.
www.LCFGeorgia.org/covid-19
FOOD SERVICES
- Atlanta Community Food Bank
To locate a food pantry near you, text: FindFood or comida (in Spanish) to 888-976-2232
To find community food partners, click on the link: https://acfb.org/local-impact-map - United Way 2-1-1
Search online http://bit.ly/211online
Text the keyword 211od to 898211
Text the keyword GACOVID19 to 898211
Offering referrals to food pantries around the state of GA - Cobb Vineyard
3206 Old 41 Hwy. / Kennesaw, Ga 30144
11:00 am to 1:00 pm
1st & 3rd SAT of each month
Serves: Cobb - Family Community Center Neighborhood Rescue
800-393-5240
9:00 am to 5:00 pm MON-FRI
Provides food and personal grooming items.
Serves: Clayton, Fayette, Fulton, Henry, Spalding - Feed The People Atlanta, Inc.
770-765-1174
5755 Savannah River Rd., Riverdale, GA 30349
5:00-7:00 pm WED; noon to 2:00 pm SAT-SUN
Walk-in; need picture ID.
Serves: all metro counties. - Jewish Family and Career Services
770-677-9389; must call and make appt.
11:00 am to 2:00 pm MON WED FRI
Offers kosher food and a household pantry
Serves: all metro counties. - Let Your Life Shine Community Outreach
Email for registration for those in dire need: noblenelson@lifeshineministries.org
Noon to 3:00 pm SAT March 28
Serves: Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Fulton, Henry - Loaves and Fishes @ St. John the Wonderworker Parish
404-577-6330
543 Cherokee Ave. SE, Atlanta, GA 30313
Hot meal for the homeless: 9:00-10:00 am MON-FRI
Brown bag lunch: 10:00 am to noon MON–FRI
Serves: all metro counties. - New Day Church of the Nazarene, Inc
770-478-9840
8561 Ga. Hwy 85, Riverdale, GA 30296
Starts: noon SAT April 11
Mobile Food Pantry
Serves: all metro counties - New City Church Fairburn-City Bridges
770-964-2138 ext. 130
2:00-4:00 pm TUE; 10:00 am to noon SAT; March 23-May 15
3355 Old Jonesboro Rd., Fairburn, GA 30213
This organization is offering a food pantry
Serves: all metro counties - New City Church Peachtree City Location
770-964-2138 ext. 102
320 Dividend Dr. Peachtree City, GA 30269
(in the rear of the building)
10:00 am to noon WED; 10:00 am to noon 2nd SAT March 23-May 15
This organization is offering a food pantry
Serves: all metro counties
- Fayette Care Clinic
Grace Church. 164 Flat Creek Trl., Fayetteville, GA 30214
10:00 am THU April 16
First come first served.
Serves: Fayette - StreetWise
Must have appointment to pick up food.
Do not leave voice mail.
Call for appointment, 10:15 am to 1:00 pm MON & THU: 678-985-9952 or 678-985-9915
Book appointment online (TUE): streetwisegeorgia.org
Returning clients can only make an appointment every 6 weeks
Serves: All metro counties
- Good Word Brewing and Public House is serving soup noon to 6:00 pm daily (or until it runs out).
85 Main St. NW, Duluth, GA
This company has turned their kitchen into a makeshift soup kitchen. They make two soups: one veggie and one not.
They will serve anyone who is hungry, especially restaurant workers who might not have been able to work and have no money to buy food.
Serves: all metro counties.
- Good R Pop-Up - goodrpopup.splashthat.com
Families must pre-register online.
Registration opens every Monday.
Dates and times are shared after registration. - True Worship Christian Fellowship Church
2033 Joseph E. Boone Blvd. NW, Atlanta, GA 30314
Noon SAT April 4
- Concrete Jungle https://bit.ly/ConcreteJungleFood
info@concrete-jungle.org
Service is for quarantined or have existing health issues that could be worsened by exposure to coronavirus. - Atlanta Survival Program atlsurvival.org
This program is for:
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- Those already self-isolating because their age and/or medical conditions put them in danger if they contract the virus.
- Can't afford expensive grocery delivery services and must either risk exposure or go hungry.
- Is sick and cannot leave home for fear of infecting others.
- Can't afford groceries because of lost work or structural poverty.
- Lives in a food desert. Lack of access to healthy food weakens the immune system, putting everyone in greater danger.
- Serves: All metro counties.
- ICNA Relief
404-358-5030
Distribute food boxes for those 60 years of age and above; those with medical conditions or immunocompromised
Serves: Fulton
- Atlanta Artist Relief Fund
This organization distributes meals to Atlanta artists and their families affected by job loss due to COVID19.
For details visit: https://bit.ly/AtlArtistFundDetails
To apply visit: https://bit.ly/AtlArtistFund
Serves: all metro counties.
Below is a list of supermarkets that are offering special shopping hours for seniors over the age of 60, who are most vulnerable to catching the coronavirus.
- Big Lots: Hours vary by location; however, the first hour is only for seniors.
- Costco: 8:00-9:00 am TUE-THU
- Dollar General: Hours vary by location; however, the first hour is only for seniors.
- Fresh Market: 8:00-9:00 am MON-FRI
- Kroger: 7:00-8:00 am MON-THU
- Publix: 7:00-8:00 am TUE-WED; seniors 65 and over.
- Sam’s Club: 7:00-9:00 am MON-SAT; senior, anyone with a disability or with compromised immune system.
- Target: Hours vary by location; however, the first hour is for seniors and those with health issues.
- Trader Joe’s: 9:00-10:00 am MON-SUN
- Walgreens: 8:00-9:00 am TUE; seniors their caregivers and immediate family.
- Walmart: 6:00-7:00 am TUE, March 24-April 28.
- Wayfield Foods: 7:00-8:00 am TUE-WED; seniors and first responders.
- Whole Foods: Hours vary by location; however, the first hour is for seniors.
Starting Monday March 20 – 10, Uber is offering a 25% discount. Use promo code “APS2020”.
Below are the links to the school districts offering meals to children during the COVID-19 school closures.
- DECAL Meal Site List https://bit.ly/DECALMeals
- YMCA Distribution Sites http://bit.ly/YMCAMeals
- City of Atlanta https://bit.ly/AtlMeals20
- City of Decatur http://bit.ly/DecaturMeals
- City of Marietta http://bit.ly/MariettaMeals
- Bartow County http://bit.ly/BartowMeals
- Butts County http://bit.ly/ButtsMeals
- Cherokee County http://bit.ly/CherokeeCoMeals
- Clayton County http://bit.ly/ClaytonMeals
- Coweta County http://bit.ly/CowetaMeals
- DeKalb County http://bit.ly/DeKalbMeals
- Douglas County http://bit.ly/DouglasCoMeals
- City of Gainesville http://bit.ly/GainesvilleMeals20
- Fayette County http://bit.ly/FayetteMeals
- Forsyth County http://bit.ly/ForsythMeals
- Fulton County http://bit.ly/FultonMeals
- Gwinnett County http://bit.ly/Gwinnettmeals
- Hall County http://bit.ly/HallMeals
- Henry County http://bit.ly/HenryCoMeals
- Paulding County http://bit.ly/PauldingMeals
- Rockdale County http://bit.ly/RockdaleMeals
Bartow
- Episcopal Church of the Ascension
770-382-2626
405 W. Cherokee Ave./Cartersville, GA 30120
http://bit.ly/BartowPetFood
Food pantry provides dog and cat food for their clients that own pets, supported by the League for Animal Welfare. - Red Door Food Pantry
770-382-2626
201 W Cherokee Ave. Cartersville, GA 30120
Food pantry that also provides pet food to Bartow County residents, provided by League for Animal Welfare.
Cherokee
- Cherokee County Animal Shelter
1015 Univeter Rd. Canton, GA 30115
770-345-7270
www.cherokeega-animals.org
Hosts a pet food pantry for Cherokee County residents.
Coweta
- Newnan-Coweta Humane Society
PO Box 785, Newnan, GA 30264
678-590-1430
www.nchsrescue.org/calendar
Food is distributed on the first Saturday of each month to low-income Coweta pet owners.
Gwinnett
- Daffy's Pet Soup Kitchen
134 South Clayton St., Lawrenceville, GA 30046
404-345-6821
www.daffyspetsoupkitchen.org
Supplies pet food to people who are struggling financially. - North Gwinnett Cooperative
PO Box 672, 70 Wiley Dr. Buford, GA 30518
770-271-9793
www.northgwinnettcoop.org
Contact for pet food availability.
Douglas
- Douglas County Humane Society
PO Box 747, Douglasville, GA 30133
678-838-9123
douglascountyhumanesociety.org/pet-pantry
Helps pet owners in financial need who cannot afford food for their animals.
Fulton
- Cooper's Cupboard
www.cooperscupboard.com
Serves west metro Atlanta and points northward. Provides temporary pet food assistance to families struggling financially. - Pet Buddies Food Pantry
PO Box 18062, Atlanta, GA 30316
678-310-9858
www.petbuddiesfoodpantry.org
Temporary assistance for people struggling to feed their pets. - Pets Are Loving Support (PALS)
1530 DeKalb Avenue NE, Ste. A, Atlanta, GA 30324
404-876-7257
www.palsatlanta.org
For companion pets of senior citizens as well as critically ill and disabled Atlantans. - Save Our Pets Food Bank
3225 Jackson St. Atlanta, GA 30354
404-971-1913
Assists pet owners in need by providing pet food.
Forsyth
- Humane Society of Forsyth County
4440 Keith Bridge Rd., Cumming, GA 30041
770-887-6480
www.forsythpets.org
Provides pet food to Forsyth County residents in need.
HOUSING SERVICES
- The City of Atlanta will halt all evictions for the next 60 days for properties owned by the Atlanta Housing Authority. The moratorium does not apply to private property owners.
- Metro Atlanta counties are handling evictions on a case-by-case basis. Although most courts have suspended eviction proceedings, landlords can still file for evictions in most if not all jurisdictions. Renters experiencing hardship due to events related to COVID19 are encouraged to reach out directly to their landlord/property owner.
- Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae have stablished special programs for homeowners who are directly or indirectly impacted by COVID19, so that they are able to stay in their home. They are both offering relief options for those who are unable to make their mortgage payments due to incline in their income.
For details visit:- Freddie Mac https://bit.ly/FreddieMac20
- Fannie Mae https://bit.ly/FannieMae20
- FHA-Insured Mortgages
A 60-day foreclosure and eviction moratorium for single family homeowners has been put in place. For more information visit https://bit.ly/HUDInfor
HEALTH & MEDICAL
If you believe that you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 or have been exposed to the novel coronavirus, please contact your primary care doctor, an urgent care clinic, or your local federally qualified healthcare center. Please DO NOT arrive unannounced at an emergency room or health care facility.
- State of GA COVID-19 Hotline
844-442-2681
8:00 am to 5:00 pm MON-FRI - Middle GA COVID-19 Hotline
478-352-4636 - Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta for GA
Families
404-785-7955
7:00 am to 7:00 pm MON-FRI - Center for Disease Control
800-232-4636 | www.cdc.gov - GA Department of Public Health
404-657-2700 | dph.georgia.gov/novelcoronavirus
MUST call first, no walk-ins accepted.
- Piedmont Hospital
866-460-1119
7:00 am to 7:00 pm MON-FRI - Clayton County Health Department
678-479-2223 (English & Spanish)
8:00 am to 5:00 pm MON-FRI
Call if you have been exposed to someone who has tested positive for COVID19 or need to get tested. - DeKalb County Board of Health
404-294-3700, option 1
8:30 am to 5:00 pm MON-FRI
Provides information about risks, prevention, symptoms, isolation, resources and testing. - Fulton County Health Dept.
404-613-8150
8:30 am to 5:00 pm MON-FRI
Fulton residents should call if they have a cough, fever or shortness of breath to schedule a drive-thru appointment.
There are 23 testing sites now open around GA. However, patients must contact their doctor for a referral before going there. No one will be tested without a doctor's referral.
- Emory University has created an online resource that evaluates an individual’s risk level for contracting COVID19. Results are based on best practices, illness severity and risk factors. Visit their website to check your risk for COVID-19.
c19check.com/start - Wellstar has created a virtual coronavirus assessment tool for people who are worried they may have the coronavirus. It helps evaluate potential COVID19-related illness, provides links to relevant resources and information and suggests a next course of action. To utilize the tool, visit wellstar.org
- Disaster Distress Helpline
Call: 800-985-5990
Text: “talkwithus” to 66746
www.disasterdistress.samhsa.gov - National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 800-273-8255
- Salvation Army - Emotional and Spiritual Care Hotline
844-458-4673 (HOPE)
9:00 am to 9:00 pm MON-SUN
The Salvation Army is offering an emotional and spiritual care hotline to anyone who needs a friendly and reassuring voice.
PRESCRIPTION SERVICES
- CVS Pharmacy is now offering free medication delivery to orders from March 9 to May 1, 2020. Delivery is available for eligible prescription drug orders with qualifying prescription benefit programs and insurance plans. Contact your local CVS for details.
- Walgreens is waiving delivery fees for all eligible prescriptions during the Covid19 pandemic. They will also be making free delivery on any purchase at www.walgreens.com.
- Medication for Vets
Most medications can be refilled using the automated prescription refill line. For medications that require additional testing, visit https://www.myhealth.va.gov
Urgent and emergency lab needs, the lab at the medical centers will remain available.
- FamilyWize
FamilyWize offers a free drug discount service that can be used without having the actual card physically present. The codes below can be given to the pharmacist when someone calls in to get a script filled or refilled.
BIN: 610194
Card ID: FW100
Goup ID: FW100
PCN: FW
CHILDCARE SERVICES
Health service providers or anyone who is required to work for any reason and need emergency care, please call Quality Care for Children’s help line to be directed to available resources.
- Quality Care for Children
This organization is keeping a list of childcare centers that are still open.
1-877- ALL GA KIDS 877-255-4254
8:30 am to 6:00 pm MON – THU; 8:30 am to 5:00 pm FRI
www.qualityrated.org
- YMCA of Metro Atlanta
ymcaatlanta.org/firstresponders
Registration is now open for the childcare services being offered by the YMCA to first responders, hospital employees, police department staff and other front-line workers. Click on the link for details and instructions on how to register.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
The following list of companies have immediate openings available. Visit their website to apply.
- Aldi https://bit.ly/AldiJobs20
- All Turf https://bit.ly/AllTurfJobs
- Amazon https://bit.ly/AmazonJobs20
- Dollar General https://bit.ly/DollarGeneralJobs
- Dollar Tree https://bit.ly/DollarTreeJobs
- Family Dollar https://bit.ly/FamilyDollarJobs
- Domino’s Pizza https://bit.ly/DominosJobs20
- Ingles Supermarket https://bit.ly/InglesJobs
- Kroger Supermarket https://bit.ly/KrogerJobs20
- Publix Supermarket https://bit.ly/PublixJobs20
- Walgreens https://bit.ly/WalgreensJobs20
- Walmart https://bit.ly/WalmartJobs20
- Goodwill - All the career centers are currently closed. Job seekers are encouraged to visit their website for job search support.
https://www.careerconnector.org/ 844-344-9675
BENEFITS
- Apply for Food Stamp and Medicaid Benefits
Visit: gateway.ga.gov (verification documents can also be uploaded and case status info is available for all benefits)
Download an Application: dfcs.georgia.gov/services - Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT)
Visit: www.connectebt.com/gaebtclient or call: 888-421-3281 for updates
Those without internet access can contact the DFCS Customer Contact Center at 877-423-4746 for additional information or to request a paper application.
SNAP recipients will receive the maximum allowed under federal guidelines for the months of March and April. Since the March benefits have already been distributed, the additional amount for March will be distributed by the end of the month. The recipients will receive their maximum benefit for April when the SNAP benefit is dispersed in April. Below is a list of the maximum allowed SNAP benefit by household size.
Household Size Maximum Benefit
1 - $194
2 - $355
3 - $509
4 - $646
5 - $768
6 - $921
7 - $1018
8 - $1164
- Georgia Department of Labor dol.georgia.gov/online-services Anyone (including self-employed individuals) needing to apply for unemployment insurance is encouraged to do so online to avoid potential exposure to Covid19. Visit the GA Dept. of Labor and select “online services” for a list of available services.
All of the DDS offices will be closed until April 1. Customers are urge to use their online services. Anyone whose license or ID is set to expire between now and June 30, have a 60-day extension for renewal.
dds.georgia.gov
The GA Dept. of Revenue is automatically extending the deadline for vehicle registrations that expire between March 16, 2020 and May 14, 2020 through May 15, 2020. For questions call 855-406-5221.
UTILITY SERVICES
- Comcast 855-846-8376 English, 855-765-6995 Spanish
Starting on March 16, Comcast will be extending their service to low-income families. New customers who are low-income and live in the Comcast service are can sign up to receive 60 days of free internet service. Existing customers of their Internet Essentials service will have their speeds increased - Charter-Spectrum 844-488-8395
Free broadband and wi-fi access will be available for 60 days to households with K-12 and/or college students who are new customers. Installation fees will also be waived to households with students. - AT&T will not terminate the service of any of their wireless, home phone or broadband residential or small business customers due to nonpayment for the next 60 days. They will also waive the late payment fees. Additionally, their fixed wireless internet and home internet customers can use unlimited data. New customers to AT&T Access will receive two months of free Internet services.
The following list of utility companies have announced that they will suspend disconnection services through the following dates. If your utility company is not listed, contact them to see if they have any special programs available and/or to make arrangements.
- Altamaha EMC - Until further notice.
- Amicoalola EMC - Through 2 weeks, starting March 16.
- AT&T - For the next 60 days, starting March 13.
- Atlanta Gas Light - Until April 13.
- Atlanta Watershed - For the next 60 days, starting March 13.
- Blue Ridge Mountain EMC - Until May 1.
- Canoochee EMC - Through 2 weeks, starting March 16. Late fees are also suspended.
- Carroll EMC - Until further notice.
- Clayton County Water Authority - Until further notice.
- Columbus Water Works - Through April 13.
- City of Statesboro (Water & Gas) - For the next 30 days, starting March 16.
- City of Sylvania (Utilities) - Through April 13, late fees after March 15 still apply.
- Cobb EMC - For the next 30 days, starting March 16.
- Colquitt EMC - Until April 13.
- Columbus Water Works - Through April 13.
- Coastal Electric Coop - Until April 13.
- Coweta-Fayette EMC - Until further notice.
- Dalton Utilities - For the next 30 days, starting March 24.
- Diverse Power - Until April 13.
- Earth Link - For the next 60 days, starting March 16.
- Excelsior EMC - Until March 30.
- Georgia Power - For the next 30 days, starting March 14.
- Grady EMC - Until further notice.
- Grey Stone Power - Until April 15.
- Habersham EMC - Until further notice. Late fees are also suspended.
- Irwin EMC - Until April 13.
- Jackson EMC - Until March 27.
- Jefferson Energy Coop - Until further notice.
- Macon Water Authority - Until further notice.
- Middle GA EMC - Until April 16.
- Mitchell EMC - Until April 13.
- Newnan Utilities - Until further notice; however, residents are encouraged to make payments.
- Norcross Power - Through April 15.
- North Georgia EMC - Until further notice.
- Ocmulgee EMC - Until further notice.
- Oconee EMC - Until April 10.
- Okefenoke Rural EMC - Through April 3. Late fees are also suspended.
- Planters Electric Membership Corp - Through April 15.
- Sawnee EMC - Until further notice.
- Scana Energy - Through April 13.
- Slash Pine EMC - 30 days from March 18.
- Snapping Shoals EMC - Until further notice.
- Southern Company - Until further notice.
- Southern Rivers Energy - Until April 13.
- Sumter EMC - Until further notice.
- Three Notch EMC - Until April 13
- Tri-County EMC through March 31.
- Upson EMC - Until March 31.
- Walton EMC - Until further notice.
- Washington EMC - Until April 17.
- Water Utility Management - Until March 31.
- Windstream - Until May 12.
- Verizon will waive late fees and will not terminate any service due to nonpayment for the next 60 days to its residential and small business customers.
- T-Mobile is giving their T-Mobile and Metro customers unlimited data for the next 60 days starting immediately. Customers will also receive an additional 20GB of hotspot data and will be able to call family and friends in China, Iran, South Korea and all of Europe free of charge.
- Sprint will not terminate service for customers (including small business) who are unable to pay for the next 60 days. They will also waive the late fees incurred. They will also waive the fee for international calling to countries defined as Level 3 by the CDC. Additionally, starting Thursday, March 19, customers will receive unlimited data for the next 60 days at no additional fee. They will also be offering 20GB of hotspot data free of charge soon to their customers.
- Mint Mobile will be proving current and new customers free unlimited high speed data add-ons from March 15 through April 14, 2020.
SMALL BUSINESSES
- Disaster Loan Assistance - disasterloan.sba.gov/ela/
Loans are now available to small businesses and nonprofit organizations. Terms are set on a case-by-case basis, but many will have a 30-year repayment term. The first payment in those cases isn't due for up to 12 months. Application deadline Dec. 18, 2020.
To apply, businesses should provide a tax transcript, financial statements, and a profit and loss statement. The maximum interest rate is 3.75 percent. Visit the website for details and to apply. - Invest Atlanta – Business Continuity Loan Fund
www.investatlanta.com/business-continuity-loan-fund
This fund was stablished by the City of Atlanta for businesses operating in the city limits. It is available to for-profit and non-profit, with 50 or fewer full-time employees and have been in operation for 1 year. Must also have a current City of Atlanta business license and be current on all city of Atlanta taxes and fees. The loan will need to be paid back over a term not to exceed five years at an interest rate of 0%, It also has a 6 to 12 month deferment before the first payment is due. For more information or to apply, visit the website. - Small Business Disaster Loan
To apply bit.ly/SBLApp20
For information bit.ly/SBLInfo
Small business owner and nonprofit organizations are eligible to apply for long-term, low-interest loan due to COVID19.
EMERGENCY RELIEF
- CERF+
This organization has an emergency relief grant available to artists working in the creation of original objects through the skillful manipulation of materials. Some of the artists include woodworkers, fiber artists, metalsmiths, glass artist, potters, and furniture makers. For more information and to apply, visit https://bit.ly/CERFGrant - Equal Sound
This organization is helping musicians who can be legally paid in the US who has had work cancelled by the COVID19 outbreak. In order to apply, musicians must have evidence of their confirmed paid gig that got cancelled because of the COVID19 outbreak. For more information and to apply, visit https://bit.ly/EqualSoundGrant - Bartender Emergency Assistance Program
The United States Bartenders Guild Foundation is providing grant assistance to bartenders, bar backs, bar servers, or are otherwise engaged in the service or preparation of alcoholic beverages. The application is open to applicants in all 50 states and Puerto Rico. For a full list of the eligibility requirements and to apply, visit https://www.usbgfoundation.org/beap
TRANSPORTATION
- UBER
Promo code “APS2020”
Starting March 20-April 10, Uber is offering a 25% discount to APS families in need of transportation to go to one of the schools to pick up meals. - MARTA is making changes to operational services starting March 26 and to its bus and rail services starting March 30.
For details visit www.itsmarta.com - Enterprise Car-Rental - Enterprise is offering to college students a reduction in the age minimum and waiving the young renter fees for rentals through May 31, 2020. Please visit their website for details https://bit.ly/EnterpriseYouth
OTHER SERVICES
- Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation
404-521-0790
9:00 am to 1:00 pm MON-THU
Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation’s physical offices are currently closed, but they are still providing legal support for housing and domestic violence/intimate partner abuse remotely. For legal help with landlord-tenant issues (including evictions).
https://avlf.org/covid-19/
Serving Clayton and Fulton - Atlanta Legal AID
404-524-5811
This organization is accepting applications for legal assistance online. Anyone who has been a victim of or have been threaten with eviction (including extended stay hotels) during the COVID19 pandemic are encouraged to contact them for legal advice.
Visit their website to apply for assistance online atlantalegalaid.org/apply
Serves: Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Fulton, Gwinnett
- National Center for Disaster Fraud
866-720-5721
Email: disaster@leo.gov
Website: bit.ly/FraudReporting
Contact this government agency to report fraud or if you suspect you are a victim of COVID19 fraud.
FEMA has set up a rumor control page for COVID19 to help the public distinguish between rumors and facts regarding the response to the coronavirus pandemic. bit.ly/FEMARumorControl
- www.irs.gov/coronavirus
The IRS has extended the tax deadline to July 15th. Visit their website for details and more information.
- U-Haul - College students being forced to leave campus can call their local U-Haul location to receive a free month of storage.
- Love Beyond the Walls
This organization has set up wash stations around downtown Atlanta for the homeless to keep their hands clean. The stations are set up in Hurt Park and areas where the homeless congregate.
We understand many want to help during these unprecedented times. United Way of Greater Atlanta, in partnership with many organizations across our communities have identified ways in which our volunteers can still help. Find out how you can support our most vulnerable populations here - www.unitedwayatlanta.org/upcoming-volunteer-opportunities
