History: In 2002, Making a Way Housing began by providing shelter to men and women experiencing homelessness due to substance abuse. The vision was to create a sober living environment, a safe haven for individuals with all kinds of addictions.
Did you know: By 2006, Making a Way Housing was also providing support services to individuals living with with HIV/AIDS and mental health issues. A clothing closet and food pantry served more than 100,000 pounds of food last year. “We Feed the Streets of Atlanta” is a program that feeds families, seniors and others in the community.
Its motto: Providing housing, mutual community involvement and a sense of belonging to anyone and everyone. It’s that simple.
How you can help: Volunteers can assist with passing out food or bringing food to seniors. Donate items from the Amazon wish list. Provide in-kind services, including accounting, administrative or financial services support. Financial contributions can support apartment renovation projects and more.
To learn more: Visit makingawayhousing.org or email info@makingawayhousing.org.
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