Turning credit challenges into housing opportunities.
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We provide individuals facing housing instability with the tools they need—financial education, credit-building resources, and personalized support—to secure affordable housing and achieve homeownership.
Hidden Homelessness
Hidden homelessness is a critical yet often overlooked aspect of housing insecurity, making it challenging to allocate resources effectively. Unlike visible homelessness, which includes individuals living on the streets or in shelters, hidden homelessness refers to those who are "provisionally accommodated." This group includes people couch-surfing, temporarily staying with friends or family, sleeping in cars, or residing in motels and extended stays. While unsheltered homelessness tends to receive more public attention and funding, hidden homelessness remains vastly underrepresented in resource allocation and policy solutions.
Learn about our efforts to address it here.
News
Georgia Expands Tax Credit Program to Support Youth Aging Out of Foster Care
Renewing and expanding the Fostering Success Tax Credit allows taxpayers to support the youth while lowering their state tax bills.
Breaking Down Barriers or Building New Ones?
The Trump Administration shuts down the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness (USICH).
Georgia’s Legislative Inaction, A Missed Opportunity in 2025
Legislators refused to address Atlanta's housing crisis despite having $11.5 billion in state budget surplus.