Georgia Works

Georgia Works helps chronically homeless men overcome barriers related to homelessness, addiction, and criminal recidivism while working toward self-sufficiency. Its program combines housing with transitional work, personal support, case management, and workforce training.

Participants may also receive support through GED and AA/NA classes, assistance with obtaining a driver’s license and setting up a bank account, and life-skills preparation. The program’s stated goal is to help participants secure full-time employment and permanent housing as they move toward independence. Learn more about the Georgia Works program through the organization’s official website.

Georgia Works also describes housing support for people facing barriers to securing stable, furnished housing. Individuals seeking additional information about assistance options can review NHREA’s Georgia homeless assistance resources and federal assistance resources. Visit the official source to confirm current program details.