> Free resources for immigrants and refugees in Atlanta - legal aid, English classes, housing, community support, and scholarships. All services listed are free or low-cost.
You have rights regardless of your immigration status. If stopped by immigration officers: you have the right to remain silent, the right to refuse to sign documents, and the right to speak with a lawyer.
Our AI scholarship matcher includes Atlanta-area scholarships - many open to students of ALL immigration statuses, including DACA and undocumented students. Find what you qualify for in seconds.
> Immigration attorneys & Know Your Rights
Atlanta's largest Latino-serving nonprofit. Immigration legal services including DACA renewals, citizenship, green cards, and family petitions, plus Know Your Rights education.
Free immigration legal representation for asylum seekers and survivors of human trafficking, domestic violence, and other crimes, serving low-income immigrants across Georgia.
BIA-recognized immigration legal services: family-based petitions, citizenship, green card renewals, DACA, and humanitarian relief. Open to people of all faiths.
Legal advocacy and free immigration clinics for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities, alongside broader immigrant rights and civil rights work.
> Free English learning for all levels
Free ESL and English conversation programs, citizenship resources, and computer access at branches across Atlanta and Fulton County.
The Southeast's oldest adult-education nonprofit. Free English (ESL), adult literacy, and GED preparation for adults in metro Atlanta.
Clarkston-based nonprofit serving resettled refugees with English classes, employment readiness, early childhood, and wellness programs.
Free and low-cost ESL classes for adults at multiple levels, plus computer literacy and workforce English.
> Emergency shelter & resettlement support
Free, confidential 24/7 service connecting Georgians to local resources — emergency housing, food, utility assistance, and referrals. Dial 211 or search online.
Full-cycle refugee resettlement in metro Atlanta — housing setup, case management, employment, and family services from arrival to citizenship.
Refugee and immigrant resettlement and stabilization across Georgia, including housing, case management, and disaster recovery support.
Refugee resettlement services including housing placement, basic-needs setup, cultural orientation, and case management for newly arrived families.
> Support networks & cultural centers
Community hub in Clarkston — one of the most diverse cities in the U.S. — offering programs, events, wellness, and gathering space for dozens of refugee and immigrant communities.
Georgia nonprofit strengthening Latino families through counseling, youth programs, domestic-violence support, and community education.
Beyond resettlement: ESL, women's empowerment, youth mentoring, and citizenship programs that help new Americans build long-term stability.
Comprehensive Latino services in Atlanta — education, economic empowerment, family services, youth programs, and advocacy.
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