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Supporting people experiencing homelessness in DeKalb County by providing rapid rehousing, and partnering with community and government groups to provide emergency shelter and to advocate for more affordable housing.
Safe, affordable, and stable housing that is easily attainable for everyone in DeKalb County.
It began as an exploratory series of meetings convened by Rob Johnson and Shelly Fine, DeKalb professionals with long experience serving unhoused individuals. They saw an urgent need to engage the wider community to expand basic services to people experiencing homelessness. Rob and Shelly gathered a group of community leaders to assess the current status of homeless services, identify noticeable gaps, and make plans.
After nine months of study and consultation, the group expanded and re-branded itself as A Home For Everyone In DeKalb: A Collaborative Initiative on Homelessness with the goal of educating, engaging, and empowering a wider group of organizations and individuals to help people experiencing homelessness in our county. AHFEID' would focus on the key area of limited housing.
We launched a Winter Freeze/Cold Weather Shelter initiative. Beginning in January 2019, AHFEID opened two cold weather shelters, at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church and North Decatur Presbyterian Church. We developed a shelter manual, organized fundraising, supplied the shelters, recruited volunteers, and played the coordinating role that allowed the shelters to run efficiently.

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Do a little shopping for a good cause! Come support the Women's Workforce House by attending the community yard sale at the Oakhurst Baptist Church on September 12 from 10a-2pm.

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Join us for a special event to benefit the work of A Home For Everyone In Dekalb! Enjoy live music from local Decatur bands Sonic Burden and the Two-Fours. Secure your tickets today: https://givebutter.com/porchlight-eu02rb or click the link in our linktree.

Learn about housing justice with us this Saturday! Join us for ARC Forums' WATA Party for Housing Justice, 12-4pm at First Baptist Church of Decatur. (If you can, please donate a clean, reusable water bottle.)

We need your reusable water bottles for our unhoused neighbors. Drop off at First Baptist Church of Decatur at 308 Clairemont Ave. on August 1. See details in graphic.

After escaping abuse and nearly losing her home when a housing program abruptly ended, Tonia fought through months of stress, sleepless nights, and dead ends trying to keep a roof over her family. A Home For Everyone In DeKalb stepped in, covering her deposit and preventing her and her grandson from becoming homeless. Today, Tonia says the support she received “literally saved us.” Read her story on our website (see link in bio).

Felicia wanted a fresh start after leaving her abusive husband. She needed help to pay the deposit to get into a new apartment but finding help wasn't easy. Check out her story.

Melba is among the women whose lives are being changed by the Women's Workforce Transitional community

Threshold Ministry at Decatur Presbyterian Church is one of our strongest partners. They show up for our unhoused neighbors with compassion — from application assistance to cold‑weather support and essential supplies. When someone is in crisis, Threshold is often the first place they turn. Real change happens when communities work side by side. 💛

Finding help shouldn’t be confusing or overwhelming. From affordable housing options to food resources, legal aid, medical services, employment support, transportation, childcare, veterans’ assistance, women’s and men’s shelters, and more, the resource page covers dozens of categories to help neighbors navigate challenges. Click the link in our bio and navigate to Get Help.

The men's group home serves three men at a time. Residents allocate 35% of their earnings toward housing while collaborating with a case manager to secure long-term accommodation. Learn more at the link in our bio.

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Decatur First United Methodist Church and Flowing with Blessings Inc. are partnering to provide much-needed basic services for our unhoused neighbors, including showers, haircuts, meals, health checks, and more on Feb. 16., 9:30am-1:30pm. (See directions in image.)

"My first year as Executive Director of AHFEID has been powerful and humbling. From meaningful moments with unhoused neighbors to deeper collaboration with leaders across DeKalb County, we’re strengthening the relationships needed to move people toward safety, dignity, and opportunity." Read more from Gregory White in the blog on our website (link in linktree)

Join us for Christmas on Clairemont this Sunday night. Proceeds from this year's event, featuring a world-class lineup of talented artists, will benefit A Home For Everyone In Dekalb! Plus, you'll hear from Executive Director Greg White about our important work. Location: First Baptist Church Decatur, 308 Clairemont Ave, Decatur. @fbcdecaturga

This story from GPB News introduces the latest project in Atlanta’s Rapid Rehousing initiatives. “On Wednesday Atlanta officially opened its latest rapid rehousing development for the city’s homeless residents. Speakers at the event included Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens, Chief of Staff Courtney English, Deputy Chief Housing Officer Chatiqua Ellison, and Partners for HOME CEO Cathryn Vassell. The Waterworks village includes two buildings made of shipping containers with three floors of studio apartments. The project was a collaboration with Atlanta Watershed to develop underused property near the Atlanta City Water Works Reservoir. All 100 units are wheelchair accessible and include a restroom and full-size refrigerator. A third of the units will also have access to on-site medical care through Project HEAL (Homeless Empowerment through Accessible Living). It’s a collaboration with six Atlanta area hospitals.” #homeless #homelessness #homelessawareness #compassion @cityofdecaturga @cityofatlantaga @andreforatlanta @partnersforhome @gpbmedia @atlantica_properties @invest_atlanta

Your gift helps provide shelter, resources, and hope for those who need it most. Please consider A Home For Everyone In Dekalb this Giving Tuesday. Together, we can ensure that everyone has a place to call home. To donate and/or join our mailing list, see links in bio.

Read Grace Ann’s story in our latest enewsletter. (See link in bio.) Be sure to FOLLOW us to keep up with the latest news and announcements.

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