Partners for HOME brings nonprofit, government, business and community leaders together to end homelessness in the City of Atlanta.
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818 Pollard Boulevard SE
Atlanta, Georgia 30315, US
Congrats to Intown Cares for 15 years of impact in our community! Thank you for your dedication to our neighbors experiencing homelessness! #AtlantaCoC #PartnersforHOME #partnership
We're celebrating 15 years of impact. Take a look back with us at key milestones over the years since #Intown was born. 💛 #Big15 #NavigatingTheJourney #SolveHomelessness #SolveHunger #IntownCares
Join us next Tuesday. March 25 for our monthly federal, state, and local administrative updates for Atlatna CoC As federal, state, and local policies continue to evolve, it’s more important than ever to stay informed and prepared. To ensure all Atlanta CoC members have access to timely and relevant updates, Partners for HOME is launching a series of monthly virtual calls focused on key policy changes that affect our work. These sessions will provide insights into legislative developments, funding shifts, and administrative actions that directly impact housing and homelessness services in our region. Tuesday, March 25 4:00 PM - 4:45 PM Register: https://lnkd.in/exmtxWww
Mark your calendars! 📅 Partners for HOME has exciting events and trainings coming up to support our mission of ending homelessness in Atlanta. Check out our upcoming events and trainings: https://lnkd.in/e5UNj4zx
Stand With Us – Let Your Voice Be Heard! We need you to take action today. We have drafted a letter urging Secretary of HUD, Scott Turner to take immediate steps to address critical funding needs for the Continuum of Care and CoC agences that recieve CoC HUD funding including Quest 35, Inc., Georgia Housing and Finance Authority, CaringWorks, Inc., Partnership Against Domestic Violence, 3Keys, Inc. (formerly Project Interconnections, Inc.), PCCI - Project Community Connections, Covenant House Georgia, Our House, Inc., Youth Empowerment Success Services, Inc., Hope thru Soap, Georgia Harm Reduction Coalition, Inc and Nicholas House, Inc. By adding your signature, you are not just supporting this cause—you are showing the power of our collective voice and standing with those who rely on these vital resources. 💡 Take action now: Sign the letter and be part of the movement to protect housing and support services for those in need. HouseATL, Atlanta Housing, City of Atlanta, ARCHI https://lnkd.in/etMmP2at
🔹 This Weekend Only: 30% Off Tickets to Out Of Hand Theater How to Make a Home! 🎭🏡 Experience the intersection of art and impact with How to Make a Home, an intimate and thought-provoking play that brings housing insecurity to the forefront. Written by Amina McIntyre, directed by Nikki Young, and performed by Markell Williams, this performance will challenge perspectives, spark conversation, and inspire action. 🎟️ Use code HOME for 30% off tickets – but hurry, this special offer is only valid for performances this weekend! 🎭 Get your tickets now: https://lnkd.in/eArDQEty A huge thank you to Out of Hand Theater for bringing art and activism together in such a meaningful way. Don’t miss this powerful storytelling experience—your perspective may never be the same. ✨ #HowToMakeAHome #TheaterForChange #PartnersForHome
🎭 This Weekend's Performances Only: 30% Off Tickets to How to Make a Home! 🎟️ https://lnkd.in/eArDQEty Step into the world of How to Make a Home, where theater meets real-life conversation on housing insecurity. This powerful and intimate play, crafted by playwright Amina McIntyre, directed by Nikki Young, and brought to life by actor Markell Williams, will move you, challenge you, and inspire you. Use code HOME for 30% off tickets, but act fast—this offer is only good for performances this weekend! https://lnkd.in/eArDQEty ✨ Don't miss out on this transformative experience!
We are grateful to Gateway Center for highlighting Cathryn Vassell Esq., LCSW in your Women’s History Month post alongside such an incredible group of women leaders. Atlanta—and Georgia as a whole—is fortunate to have visionary leaders who are tackling housing instability, and homelessness head-on. Cathryn’s leadership at Partners for HOME has been instrumental in shaping Atlanta’s strategy to make homelessness rare, brief, and non-recurring. Her commitment to collaboration and innovation continues to drive meaningful solutions for our city. Thank you for recognizing the impact of women like Dr. Bernice A. King, Terri Lee, Nancy Flake Johnson, Jasmine Crowe, and Cathryn Vassell—all of whom are transforming communities and creating lasting change. #WomensHistoryMonth #Leadership #EndingHomelessness #HousingJustice
Atlanta—and Georgia as a whole—is home to many inspirational women leaders who have dedicated their careers to addressing housing instability, homelessness, the racial wealth gap, and social justice. Dr. Bernice A. King, CEO of The King Center, has devoted her life to advancing her parents’ legacy of nonviolence, civil rights, and anti-poverty work. Cathryn Marchman Vassell, CEO of Partners for HOME, is the architect of Atlanta’s strategy to make homelessness “rare, brief, and non-recurring.” Terri Lee, President & CEO of Atlanta Housing, accelerated the production of affordable housing in her first year of leadership to address the city’s housing affordability crisis. By early 2025, Atlanta Housing had created 1,794 new affordable housing units. Nancy Flake Johnson, President & CEO of the Urban League of Greater Atlanta, has been a champion for affordable housing and fair lending practices, recognizing that stable housing is foundational for strong families. Jasmine Crowe, through her work with Goodr, is committed to social justice and reducing inequality. She understands that hunger is often a symptom of poverty and systemic inequity—disproportionately affecting communities of color, children, and the elderly. These women, and many more, have made a tangible impact in Atlanta and across Georgia by aligning passion with purpose. Through innovative programs, policy changes, advocacy, and on-the-ground service, they have advanced the causes of housing affordability, homelessness reduction, and social justice.
Reminder - Join Us Tomorrow for the March 11 Atlanta CoC + Governing Council Meeting The upcoming Atlanta Continuum of Care (CoC) and Governing Council meeting will be held virtually via Zoom on Tuesday, March 11, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. This is part of the newly combined bi-monthly Atlanta CoC and Governing Council meetings, bringing together key stakeholders to collaborate on solutions and share important updates. All interested Atlanta CoC members are encouraged to attend. The agenda will include updates from CoC committees and Partners for HOME. 🔗 Register for the meeting here https://lnkd.in/d2Ca_-5X We look forward to your participation as we work together to support housing solutions in Atlanta!
🏡 First Move-Ins at Ralph David House! 🏡 This week, we celebrate a major milestone —the first residents are moving into Ralph David House, a former motel transformed into safe, stable, and supportive housing! 🎉 This conversion is more than just a building—it’s a lifeline for individuals transitioning out of homelessness. With wraparound services and a commitment to long-term stability, Ralph David House exemplifies how we can reimagine underutilized properties into homes filled with hope and opportunity. 🏠 Why this matters: ✅ Faster paths to housing through adaptive reuse ✅ Permanent supportive housing for those in need ✅ A commitment to dignity, stability, and community With the support of our partners including the Continuum of Care, we are proving that housing-first solutions work—and we’re not stopping here. Every move-in is a step toward a future where all Atlantans have a place to call home. 🔗 Learn more about this transformation: https://lnkd.in/eN4FCH4y #RalphDavidHouse #HousingFirst #EndingHomelessness #RapidHousing #AffordableHousing #PartnersForHome #Atlanta
📢 Experience the Power of Theater & Conversation! Join Partners for Home and Out Of Hand Theater for a transformative night featuring the one-act play, How to Make a Home! This compelling performance explores the realities of homelessness and the importance of housing justice. 🗓️ Two Shows This Weekend: 🎭 Saturday, 3/8 at 2PM – Hosted by Darryl Johnson 🎭 Sunday, 3/9 at 1PM – Hosted by All Saints' Episcopal Church 🎟️ Reserve your spot now and use code WKEND1 for $5 off – Get Tickets Don’t miss this powerful combination of theater and conversation—a call to action for change! #HousingJustice #AtlantaTheater #ShowsInHomes #SupportTheArts
📢 Join us for a powerful night of theater & conversation with one-act play, How to Make a Home! We have 2 amazing shows THIS weekend: 📅 Saturday, 3/8 at 2PM – Hosted by Darryl Johnson 📅 Sunday, 3/9 at 1PM – Hosted by All Saints' Episcopal Church 🎟️ Get your tickets NOW and use code WKEND1 for $5 off! - https://lnkd.in/eArDQEty #HousingJustice #AtlantaTheater #ShowsInHomes #SupportTheArts #EquityThroughArt
Trauma-Informed Customer Service - March 11 or March 27 Join us for a virtual training on Trauma-Informed Customer Service training, facilitated by the Georgia State University Child Welfare Training Collaborative, on Tuesday, March 11, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. OR on Thursday, March 27, 2025 from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. https://lnkd.in/gGdAi_42 This training focuses on using empathy and a trauma-informed approach to support individuals with a history of, or who are currently experiencing traumatic events. The course is designed to enhance professionals’ ability to adapt their practices to better meet the needs of the individuals they serve. Participants will gain actionable strategies to implement immediately. Topics Covered: Types of trauma Significance of cultural trauma Adverse childhood experiences and their potential lifelong impact Foundational skills of empathy, genuineness, and respect in delivering trauma-informed customer service Focused listening, questioning, and non-verbal communication skills to support trauma-informed customer service