The Standing With Our Neighbors program was included in Casey Family Programs publication.

We’ve hired five new staff members – including one on the Safe and Stable Families team, three on the Safe and Stable Homes team. Meet the newest members of our community!

This week, Purpose Built Schools Atlanta recognized us with a partnership award for our work in the Carver community. 

On the Gate City Bar Association L.E.A.D. Class, Pierce will receive tools to advance and develop his leadership in the bar and the community.

Tenants at a Section 8 apartment complex requested help from Standing with Our Neighbors after landlord issues delinquent balances.

Ms. Nelson lived in the Forest Cove apartments for 18 years, tolerating deplorable conditions. Now, she and her kids have a safe place to stay.

This year, we’re excited to partner with Martina Tiku, an Equal Justice Works Fellow at the Atlanta NAACP.

A long-time volunteer, supporter, and advocate for justice, Andrew Rosenzweig was elected as our newest Leadership Council President.

There’s an insidious myth about poverty that places the blame on the wrong party.

On the Mayoral LGBTQ Advisory Board, Pierce will advocate for housing stability and education opportunities for LGBTQ+ Atlantans.

As the federal unemployment wages expire, tenants are worried about eviction. CNN speaks with Staff Attorney Pierce Hand on the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on local tenants.

In the parable of the starfish, we’re reminded not to become overwhelmed with the enormity of the problem, and to focus on helping the person in front of us. But does this create lasting change?