Atlanta Mission - Mission Support Center
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About this facility
- Mission
- from website:
Our Mission
“To transform, through Christ, the lives of those facing homelessness.”
For over 70 years, the Mission has grown from a single shelter in downtown Atlanta to six facilities, which provide emergency food and shelter, residential recovery programs and transitional housing - Service
- Temporary
Notes
If you need information on entering the program, contact:
Atlanta Men's Services: (404) 350-1300
Women and Children's Services: (404) 532-1929
Northeast Georgia Men's Services: (706) 354-5561
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How do I contact your facilities?
Atlanta Mission operates four facilities in metro Atlanta and Northeast Georgia including, The Shepherd’s Inn, My Sister’s House, Fuqua Hall and The Potter’s House. The best way to contact each facility is by telephone.
How do I get admitted to receive services at your facilities?
If you are seeking emergency overnight shelter or temporary shelter, you will need to visit the facility for intake.
•The Shepherd’s Inn
Location: 156 Mills Street NW, Atlanta
Phone Number: 404-588-4015
Who is eligible: Men, 18 years of age or older. We do not accept men with children at this facility.
•My Sister’s House
Location: 921 Howell Mill Road NW, Atlanta
Phone Number: 404-367-2476
Who is eligible: Women, 18 years of age or older and women with children. Children must be 16 years of age and younger.
The Potter’s House
655 Potter's House Road, Jefferson, Ga 30549
(706) 543-8338 x5103
Fuqua Hall
144 Mills Street, Atlanta, Ga 30313
(404) 367-2508
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What programs do you provide?
Atlanta Mission offers overnight shelter to men, women and mothers with children at our various facilities who are suffering from either temporary or long-term distress. We encourage those whose situation requires longer term or more advanced care to enter into our Temporary Shelter program and commit to living at our facility for 14 days. During that time, Atlanta Mission offers case management where we sit down with the client and, together, work out a plan that can best solve their problems, ultimately ending their homelessness. Oftentimes, we determine that the client’s needs may be best served through one of our programs. Atlanta Mission offers a Job Attainment program (designed to aid our residents in becoming employed), a pre-transitional housing program.
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Please contact the Salvation Army for more information on intact family housing. For a list of locations nearest you, please go to: www.SalvationArmyUSA.org
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THRIFT STORE -
http://www.atlantamission.org/thrift-stores
http://www.atlantamission.org/thrift-stores/locations/moudle/default
DONATIONS -
http://www.atlantamission.org/thrift-stores/in-kind-gifts
Your in-kind donations help Atlanta Mission in many ways.
Your gently used clothing items, furniture and household items keep our thrift store shelves stocked. Your toiletries, canned food items, paper goods and school supplies save operational costs for Atlanta Mission and meet day to day needs at each of our facilities.