Georgia Works is a transformative program that aims to empower and support chronically homeless men in overcoming their barriers and becoming self-sufficient individuals. At Georgia Works, participants are provided with housing for up to a year while engaging in transitional work and earning a wage. Throughout the program, comprehensive support is offered, including personal guidance, case management, workforce training, AA/NA classes, GED classes, assistance in obtaining a driver's license, help in setting up a bank account, and life skill preparation courses.

Notably, Georgia Works has achieved outstanding results. Over 850 men have successfully graduated from the program, with an impressive 70% completion rate. Additionally, 80% of graduates have maintained their original jobs and apartments, and over 90% have reconnected with their families.

The program's success is evident in the average starting wage of $12. 00 per hour for graduates upon employment. The ultimate goal of Georgia Works is to secure full-time employment and permanent housing for each participant upon graduation.

By fostering a commitment to sobriety, personal growth, and hard work, Georgia Works paves the way for a brighter and self-sufficient future for these individuals. Reach out to Georgia Works to learn more about their impactful program and how you can get involved