Covenant House Georgia

Covenant House Georgia (CHGA) in Atlanta provides shelter and supportive services for young people ages 18–24 experiencing homelessness or escaping trafficking. Its P.J. Garcia Youth Shelter offers a safe, supportive place to stay, along with case management and personalized planning focused on each young person’s future.

Beyond shelter, CHGA connects youth with meals, showers, medical and mental health care, GED and college preparation, job readiness, and life-skills training. Its Community Service Center extends wraparound services to youth who are not shelter residents, including housing assessments, transportation assistance, workforce development, academic support, and case management.

Programs also include street outreach, transitional and supportive housing, health and wellness services, and specialized support for pregnant and parenting youth. Learn more about Covenant House Georgia’s programs, and visit NHREA’s Georgia homeless assistance resources or federal assistance resources. Visit the official site to confirm current program details.