State program. Provides one-time payments to home energy suppliers on behalf of eligible low-income households. It helps with both heating and cooling needs.

General cleaning and custodial services for residential or commercial spaces.

Transporting baggage at the airport; no CDL required for this role.

Entry-level position responsible for cleaning and detailing vehicles.

Supervisory role focused on data analytics for finance and accounting special projects.

Entry-level kitchen support role responsible for cleaning dishes and kitchen equipment.

General maintenance and cleaning duties for property grounds.

Entry-level bookkeeping role assisting with financial records and data entry.

Nonprofit program. Provides holiday assistance to families in need within Walton County. This program helps ensure families have support during the Christmas season. Typical amount: Varies

Local Georgia Community Action Agency offering emergency rent, utility, and food assistance.

Official Georgia portal to apply for SNAP, TANF, Medicaid, and other cash and food assistance.

Entry-level manual labor position supporting the Department of Watershed Management or Public Works projects.

The Georgia Tobacco Quitline offers free, confidential phone coaching to help you quit smoking, vaping, or chewing tobacco. Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669) to speak with a trained quit coach. Many callers qualify for free nicotine patches, gum, or lozenges mailed to their home. Open to all Georgia residents — no insurance required. Coaching is available in English and Spanish, with specialized support for pregnant smokers, teens, and veterans.

Licensed bail bond company serving Augusta. Agents available to post bond and help secure release from jail, typically charging a state-regulated percentage of the total bond amount. Call for current rates and 24/7 availability.

Licensed bail bond company serving Atlanta. Agents available to post bond and help secure release from jail, typically charging a state-regulated percentage of the total bond amount. Call for current rates and 24/7 availability.

Free professional grief counseling and consultation services available to Georgia residents. Individual and family sessions help those coping with the loss of a loved one, with no cost and no insurance required. Reach out to schedule a confidential consultation. The Grief.com National Helpline (800-537-9353) offers free 24/7 grief support, and SAMHSA's National Helpline (1-800-662-4357) provides free referrals to local grief counseling and mental health services.

Free grief support groups meeting in Atlanta and throughout Georgia. GriefShare offers weekly in-person and online grief recovery support groups where you can find comfort, encouragement, and practical help after the loss of a loved one. The Compassionate Friends provides free support specifically for families grieving the death of a child, with local chapters across Georgia. The National Alliance for Grieving Children (Hellogrief) connects families with free children's grief support programs statewide.

Same-day pay gig work available in Georgia through DoorDash, Uber Eats, Lyft, Amazon Flex, Instacart, Instawork, Wonolo, Shipt, and TaskRabbit.

Georgia Division of Aging Services connects residents to free yoga programs at community centers and senior facilities statewide.

Georgia Division of Aging Services connects residents to free Tai Chi programs at community centers and senior facilities statewide.

Habitat for Humanity Georgia, headquartered near Atlanta, offers affordable homeownership and home repair programs statewide. Returning citizens encouraged to apply.

Amazon is aggressively hiring in Atlanta and across Georgia. Roles available in fulfillment, delivery, and sortation centers. Pay starts at $18+/hr. No resume or interview required.

FAA Part 147 certified A&P program. Students graduate prepared to take FAA knowledge, oral, and practical tests for both Airframe and Powerplant ratings.

Emergency food, rental assistance, shelter referrals, and social services statewide. Part of Catholic Charities USA network. Serves all faiths and backgrounds.

Emergency shelter, transitional housing, meals, and recovery programs for homeless men. One of Atlanta's largest nonprofit homeless providers.

Free emergency clothing assistance available through social services. Also low-cost thrift store. Ask staff about emergency clothing vouchers if you cannot afford items.

Emergency shelter and transitional housing for homeless adults and families. Provides meals, case management, workforce development, and connections to permanent housing.

Free and low-cost psychiatric and mental health services for uninsured and underinsured Atlanta residents. Crisis stabilization, outpatient, and psychiatric care.

Low-cost outpatient mental health counseling and psychiatric services. Medicaid accepted. Individual, group, and family therapy. Crisis hotline.

Free and low-cost mental health counseling and crisis services for Middle Georgia residents. Medicaid accepted. Outpatient, crisis, and residential services.

Low-cost outpatient substance abuse counseling and medication-assisted treatment. Medicaid accepted. Individual, group, and family therapy.

Free residential substance abuse treatment for women with children. Comprehensive services including childcare, counseling, life skills, and job training.

FQHC providing primary care, dental, behavioral health, and pharmacy services to low-income and uninsured Macon-area residents on a sliding fee scale. Returning citizens are welcome.

Free clinic providing primary care, dental, vision, pharmacy, and specialty services to Atlanta's uninsured working poor. Services are completely free to qualifying patients. Returning citizens and low-income individuals are actively welcomed.

Fulton County's community health centers offer primary care, dental, immunizations, STI testing, and HIV/AIDS services on a sliding fee scale to uninsured and low-income residents. Returning citizens are welcome and not turned away for inability to pay.

Georgia Lions Lighthouse Foundation provides a full continuum of free vision care to uninsured and underinsured Georgians, including vision screenings, complete eye exams, prescription eyeglasses, and sight-saving surgery. Glasses walk-in hours are available Monday through Thursday. They also operate statewide mobile and tele-optometry clinics, reaching 52 counties with little or no vision care access. Returning citizens are welcome.

Western Express actively recruits returning citizens in Atlanta and throughout Georgia for their free CDL training program. Georgia residents can attend training at Western Express academies and return to drive regionally. Known as one of the top felon-friendly carriers in the Southeast. Non-violent and drug-related felonies are often approved.

Free college application help in Atlanta through Georgia College Application Week. Counselors assist with applications to Georgia State, Georgia Tech, GPSC, and Atlanta Technical College. FAFSA, HOPE Scholarship guidance, and scholarship searches. Returning citizens supported — many GA colleges have second-chance admissions.

Atlanta Technical College provides adult education including GED preparation and high school equivalency programs. Free for qualifying students. Returning citizens from Georgia prisons are actively supported. Can connect to vocational training after GED completion.

Social Security Administration office serving Atlanta and Fulton County. Full SSA services. Important first stop for returning citizens needing replacement Social Security cards and benefit reinstatement. Handles SSDI, SSI, retirement, and Medicare.

Social Security Administration office serving Savannah and coastal Georgia. Full SSA services including disability, SSI, retirement, and Medicare enrollment.

Atlanta's MARTA offers reduced fare Breeze Cards for seniors, disabled individuals, and low-income riders. The MARTA Reentry Partnership provides free 30-day Breeze Cards to individuals leaving prison who need transportation to jobs and services.

Georgia has a Second Chance Employer network. Delta Air Lines, Coca-Cola, Home Depot (HQ'd in GA), and many Atlanta manufacturers hire returning citizens. Georgia's Work Ready program helps connect job seekers with these employers.

Free civil legal help for low-income Georgians outside the Atlanta metro. Handles expungements, housing, family law, and public benefits statewide.

Free civil legal aid for low-income residents in the Atlanta metro area. Handles expungements, housing, family law, immigration, and consumer issues.

Atlanta's oldest and largest homeless shelter, providing emergency shelter, transitional housing, and recovery programs for 1,000+ men, women, and children nightly.

Distributes over 60 million pounds of food each year to 750+ community partners across a 29-county area in metro Atlanta and north Georgia.

Free customized training for workers entering manufacturing, logistics, and skilled trades. One of the best workforce training programs in the nation.

Offers welding, HVAC, electrical, automotive, and construction programs. HOPE Career Grant covers tuition for many programs.

Administers SNAP, TANF, Medicaid, and child welfare programs. County DFCS offices throughout Georgia.

Multiple Atlanta locations with clothing, shoes, and work attire. Goodwill of North Georgia runs job training programs — ask about employment services while you shop.

Free employment assistance, resume writing, and job fair connections for veterans. Also offers benefits counseling, GI Bill guidance, and peer support meetings. VSO service officers available to help file VA claims.

Free financial coaching, credit repair workshops, and money management classes. Learn how to open a bank account, build credit, create a budget, and avoid predatory lending. One-on-one coaching available.

Discounted bus and rail passes for low-income individuals. Also check with your reentry case manager about free 30-day transit passes available through partner organizations.