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This page contains contact information for programs that may offer assistance or referrals to victims and survivors of abuse throughout your state.
Please note: WomensLaw does not have a relationship with or promote the organizations listed on these pages. Because we include thousands of resources, we cannot review them regularly or vouch for the information or services they provide. We share these resources to help all victims and survivors of abuse find essential direct services and support their needs and safety concerns.
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24-Hour Statewide Hotline
Hotline: 800-33-HAVEN (1-800-334-2836) Phone: (770) 479-1703 (español) español
Calls to the hotline are automatically connected to the caller’s nearest certified shelter. Calls may be made 24 hours a day from anywhere in the state as well as from outside of Georgia. Programs accepting calls have access to language interpreter services.
Ahimsa House
Phone: (404) 496-4038
URL: https://ahimsahouse.org/
Email: [email protected]
Ahima House is dedicated to helping domestic violence victims and their pets reach safety together, anywhere in Georgia. Services include: a 24-hour hotline; including pets in safety planning and protective orders; emergency safe housing and veterinary care for pets while their owners stay at a domestic violence shelter, and more.
BRIDGES
Phone: (404) 381-8282 (videophone) BRIDGES is a statewide Deaf-led domestic violence advocacy program that assist survivors who are Deaf, hard of hearing, late-deafened, DeafBlind, or children of Deaf adults (CODA). Services include emotional support, safety planning, and advocacy to access community resources. They can connect survivors with services for legal assistance, housing, shelter, counseling, medical advocacy, and more. BRIDGES is a program of the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence (GCADV)
Fax: (404) 766-3800
URL: https://gcadv.org/
The Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence represents over 53 domestic violence organizations and programs across the state. The GGADV website has a list of the DV services providers throughout the state, as well as victim services for underserved populations and community-based programs.
Georgia Network to End Sexual Assault (GNESA)
URL: http://www.gnesa.org
Email: [email protected]
GNESA is a non-profit coalition of sexual assault agencies in Georgia. Their website can help victims connect with the closest rape crisis center. They also provide information about Rape Trauma Syndrome.
Noor Family Services (NFS)
Phone: (470) 589-7751 URL: http://www.noorfamilyservices.org/
Email: [email protected]
NFS provides culturally sensitive services to meet the unique challenges faced by domestic violence survivors from Middle Eastern and North African communities. They connect survivors with shelter placement, housing support, transportation, counseling, community resources, and more. NFS can provide direct legal services for temporary protective orders, divorce, and child support matters.
Tapestri, Inc.
Phone: (404) 299-2185 Phone 2: (866) 317-3733 (outside Metro-Atlanta)
URL: https://tapestri.org/
Email: [email protected]
Tapestri offers multilingual services for immigrant and refugee victims of domestic violence, human trafficking, and sexual violence throughout Georgia. Services include crisis counseling, legal advocacy, referrals to culturally sensitive, pro bono attorneys, and a men’s antiviolence program. Their legal advocacy program offers assistance with temporary protective orders, child support, custody, divorce, and immigration proceedings. Tapestri is not a shelter and does not provide onsite housing, but they can connect victims to housing resources.
