Housing Assistance
Housing Assistance in the Community
The following agencies are subrecipients of Gwinnett County Emergency Solutions Grant program funds and currently have available funding for services.
Emergency Shelter:
- Another Chance of Atlanta
- Center for Pan Asian Community Services
- Council of Youth Anti-Drug
- Home of Hope – Gwinnett Children Shelter
- Lawrenceville Housing Authority
- Metro Atlanta Youth for Christ
- Navigate Recovery
- Neighborhood Cooperative Ministries
- Overcomers House Incorporated
- Quality Care for Children
- Rainbow Village
- Recovery Foundations
- Salvation Army Gwinnett
- ViewPoint Health
- Zion Keepers, Inc.
Homelessness Prevention:
- Africa’s Children Fund
- Asian American Resource Center
- Berean Christian Church
- Center for Pan Asian Community Services
- Council for Youth Anti-Drug
- Easter Seals North Georgia
- Family Heritage Foundation, Inc.
- H.O.P.E., Inc.
- Home of Hope – Gwinnett Children’s Shelter
- Lawrenceville Cooperative Ministry
- Lawrenceville Housing Authority
- Latin American Association
- Neighborhood Cooperative Ministries
- Overcomers House Incorporated
- Partnership Against Domestic Violence
- Rainbow Village, Inc.
- Tabitha’s House
- Salvation Army Gwinnett
- The Sobriety Resource
- Zion Keepers, Inc.
Rapid Re-Housing:
- Africa’s Children’s Fund
- Another Chance of Atlanta
- Asian American Resource Center
- Home of Hope – Gwinnett Children Shelter
- Lawrenceville Housing Authority
- Overcomers House Incorporated
- Salvation Army Gwinnett
- Together We Can Foundation, Inc.
HomeFirst Gwinnett operates the County’s Coordinated Entry System and has real time data on what housing services are available within the county for all participating agencies within the Homelessness & Housing Response Team. HomeFirst Gwinnett’s one-stop-shop helps determine what programs individuals and families qualify for and connects them to partner agencies that can provide services and support. Apply for assistance through HomeFirst Gwinnett by filling out this form.
Assistance for renters is also available through Project RESET 2.0, which uses Emergency Rental Assistance Program funds to provide rental and utility assistance payments. This program is as an alternative to eviction for non-payment of rent due to a documented COVID-19 impact. Apply here.
