Mariel Risner Sivley, Executive Director, Georgia Supportive Housing Association Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and the danger of significant increases in homelessness in our state, we are seeing positive movement to expand affordable housing and access ...

This week, our neighbors in Texas were hit with a deadly winter storm that cut power and disrupted water supplies for millions across the state. Residents in this southern state have been faced with freezing ...

By Tony Smith, Case Manager, HOPE Atlanta Mr. Eddie Jones has had a life filled with love, uncertainty and tragedy. His mother taught him to be a good neighbor, believe in God and look out ...

It’s cold outside – really cold for our city. And the nights are even colder. For people experiencing homelessness, these nights are dangerous. When temperatures drop, a place to stay and warm gear, such as ...

The Balser Professional Advisors Council’s giving circle has announced a $25,000 grant to Our House, a nonprofit organization that offers children and families experiencing homelessness the tools, support, and education they need to thrive. The ...

Recently, I learned of the impending closing of two shelters/transition centers: Jefferson Place which serves men and Springdale Place which offers support and housing for women and children. Both have been run by Fulton County, ...

There is a recent Mike Luckovich cartoon that has two panels. One depicts a newspaper with the headline, Retractable roof dome COST $1 BILLION PLUS. The second panel shows a large cardboard box with a ...

“By no means shall you attain righteousness unless you give (freely) of that which you love, and whatever you give, truly God knows it well.” Qur’an 3:92 Love is giving, and real love, true love, ...

Speak truth to power? Rather, Speak truth to the powerless! … Leonard Cohen, poet, singer/songwriter The poor. The very poor. The homeless. The rich. The very rich. The middle class. No matter which category describes ...