• Foster Care

• 820.

Kyjo Enterprises Inc

Keeping Youth Journeying Onward (KYJO) is a group home agency with 6 residential homes serving 36 at-risk youth, both males and females ages 12-17.

Young Lives Redeemed

Young Lives Redeemed takes transitional-age emancipated foster youth from homelessness to stability and self-sufficiency through engagement in our Wellness Program, which includes connection to trauma-informed mental healthcare, substance abuse treatment, sustainable housing, secondary and post-secondary education, vocational programs, job training and employment.

• Foster Care

• 822.

Camp Horizon, Inc.

Camp Horizon offers year-round, no-cost programs to Metro Atlanta's children, teens and young adults, aged 8-23, in foster care, living in Cobb, Dekalb, Fulton and Gwinnett counties.

• Other Housing, Shelter N.E.C.

• 823.

Generous Jill Incorporated

Non-profit Housing Company- NYC Supporting transitional and affordable housing programs for individuals and families, veterans, and the justice-impacted.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 824.

Big Hugs for Little Hearts

Big Hugs for Little Hearts believes no child should be without their basic necessities in life, regardless of their life circumstances.

• Single Parent Agencies/Services

• 825.

Next Generation Child & Parent Center NFP

Next Generation Child and Parent CenterNFPNGCPC Before and Afterschool Program LLC Next Generation Child and Parent CenterNFPNGCPC Before and Afterschool Program LLC A Holistic Approach to Child Parent ServicesNFP and NGCPCBeforeand AfterSchool Program.

Neighborhood House Association

A nonprofit continuing a 130-year-old legacy of compassionate care by providing day care services to children and adults needing supervision.

• Other Housing Support Services

• 827.

Mikaylas House of Hope Inc

Provide Housing and resources to young ladies transitioning from foster care.

Raise Foundation

Preventing Child Abuse by Strengthening Families - - Convenes the Child Abuse Prevention Council Our mission is to prevent and stop the cycle of child abuse through education, advocacy, community collaboration, comprehensive services, and convening Orange County’s Child Abuse Prevention Council.