Covenant House Georgia provides a variety of programs and services including street outreach, a community service center, a crisis shelter, the Rights of Passage program, support services, and health and wellness services.
Give up your bed for 1 night to raise funds & awareness for young people experiencing homelessness. Join us for our next Sleep Out on Thursday, Nov. 21. Details coming soon!
Become a Covenant House Georgia volunteer and make an impact on the lives of the young people we serve.
Are you a young person who needs help?
Call our youth line at 404-713-0954.
At Covenant House Georgia (CHGA), we are much more than a shelter. We provide more than a bed and a meal for youth experiencing homelessness and escaping trafficking; we show unconditional love and give comprehensive support so that our youth can and will realize their fullest potential.
total nights of shelter provided in our most recently completed year.
youth served through our core programs & services last year, with your help.
of our youth receive individualized case
management.
of the youth in the Rights of Passage program exit to Permanent Housing.
Read our FY24 Annual Impact Report to learn more about Covenant House Georgia's work!
Covenant House Georgia opens doors of opportunity and hope to youth experiencing homelessness and escaping trafficking. We welcome all youth and invite them to learn how to open their own doors, hearts and futures. Our door is open to anyone regardless of race, creed, gender or the circumstances that have brought them to our threshold.
Covenant House Georgia is more than just a place to stay. It is a belief that we and our partners can do more than feed and clothe youth. We can counsel, mentor, heal, advocate, inspire, and transform. Together we can create a future where no youth is forced to spend the night on the street.
Covenant House Georgia is part of the larger family of Covenant House shelters. Covenant House International, headquartered in New York City, was formally incorporated in 1972. For more than fifty years, Covenant House shelters have provided absolute respect and unconditional love to young people who are experiencing homelessness and escaping trafficking.
Covenant House Georgia opened in 2000 and has since served more than 19,000 youth experiencing homeless and escaping trafficking in Atlanta.
Donate, become a volunteer, join us at an event, plan a fundraiser, and more - there are no shortage of ways to get involved!
