Georgia’s refugees can no longer access SNAP. How are nonprofit agencies managing the fallout?

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act eliminated SNAP eligibility for certain non-U.S. citizens, including people granted legal political asylum.

Inside a Metro Atlanta Trailer Park at the Center of an Eviction Crisis - Capital B News - Atlanta

Residents at Hunter Ridge say management rushes to file evictions, forcing them to pay steep fees while ignoring maintenance problems.

DeKalb Commission supports plan to help the homeless

The DeKalb County Commission, at its April 28 meeting, approved a resolution urging the county administration to adopt an unhoused support and services plan and implement the recommendations.

“A Grim March Toward Death”: What HUD’s New Homeless Policy Looks Like on the Ground — Shelterforce

Homelessness services administrators share their views on how proposed cuts, rapid changes to funding guidelines, and delays are affecting their work.

Raising the Housing Investment Level

Raising the Housing Investment Level, Part II: The History and Future of Multifamily Investment Policy

DeKalb County approves plan for homeless day center

GREATER DECATUR, Ga. — DeKalb County will partner with New Life Community Alliance and Peace Baptist Church to open a homeless day center at 3996 Covington Highway.

Atlanta’s Shrine part of a trio of churches expanding affordable housing - Georgia Bulletin

Real estate turns on hard metrics like location, cost and square footage. But for the churches involved with the Capitol Hill Neighborhood Development Corpo ...

Fixing Housing Means Fixing Finance: Why We Can’t Deregulate Our Way to Affordability - Groundwork...

Downtown rising surpasses 400 people housed, offering hope and stability in Atlanta

More than 400 people once living on the streets now have safe housing through Downtown Rising, a milestone in Atlanta’s fight against homelessness

DeKalb County commission approves $930,000 day center plan to assist homeless residents

The DeKalb County Commission voted unanimously to create a new assistance program for homeless residents.

Atlanta ranks worst in eviction rates with more total evictions than New York City

The new report found there were multiple complexes that averaged an eviction a day.

Douglas Co. commissioners approve $12 million bond for affordable housing development

The bonds were issued in mid-February to assist with rehabilitation efforts at a Douglasville apartment complex.

Partners for HOME chief programs officer details ‘Downtown Rising’ plan to address homelessness

As Atlanta prepares to host the 2026 World Cup, an initiative called “Downtown Rising” led by Partners for HOME aims to reach a zero homeless population in downtown Atlanta.