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Keeping neighbors housed is a county-wide effort. Here's how organizations, landlords, and residents can be part of it.

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For local organizations

Does your organization help Clayton County residents with rent, utilities, legal aid, housing, or work? We want you in the directory. Listings are free and always will be. We list programs based on what a resident needs, never on who pays us.

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For landlords & property managers

An eviction is slow and costly for you too. If a tenant is falling behind, send them here early. It is often faster than filing. Many programs pay landlords directly, so you get paid and keep the unit filled.

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For residents who want to help

The most useful things you can do take about a minute each.

  • Share this site with someone you know is struggling — most people never hear help exists.
  • Print the resource list for a church, school, barbershop, or laundromat bulletin board.
  • Tell us when something is wrong: a disconnected number or a closed program helps nobody.
Open the resource list

List your program

Tell us about your organization. An operator reviews every submission before anything is added.

A sentence or two on who you serve and how.

ZIP codes or neighborhoods you serve, or write "All of Clayton County".

Income limits, age ranges, or groups you serve — for example seniors, veterans, or families with children.

What people should bring — for example photo ID, lease, proof of income, or a utility bill.

We use your contact details only to follow up about your listing. We never sell or share them.

Coming soon

Workshops & events

We're building a calendar of local workshops run by partner organizations — know your rights, budgeting, and first-time homebuyer classes. If your organization runs one, list your program above and mention it.