As a part of an ongoing commitment to preserving safe and affordable housing for Atlanta’s renters, Mayor Andre Dickens today announced new programs and policies that will provide housing assistance…
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Open Doors client Ebon Sledge was featured in an Atlanta Journal-Constitution Inspire Atlanta story. Sledge and her eight children had been living in a Griffin motel since being evicted from their…
Kim Wolfe saw a news report about a mother sharing a hotel room with her eight children, one of whom was battling kidney failure, and immediately felt a tug. The…
Atlanta News First reporter Joshua Skinner met with Open Doors Development Director Kim Wolfe, Program Coordinator Cherie DeBose and Air Force Veteran Daniel Redding to discuss how the new Open…
A Georgia mother who was living out of a hotel while one of her children battled kidney failure is celebrating after finally getting a house of her own. The organization…
Metro Atlanta property owners, management companies and veteran service providers, please join the Affordable Housing Communities in Action (AHCA), Open Doors, the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans (NCHV), and the…
Mayor Dickens’ ambitious plan seeks to build or preserve 20,000 units of affordable housing across the city over eight years. He is also committed to making homelessness brief, rare and…
The City of Atlanta and some community organizations have announced some historic investments into the city’s affordable housing Tuesday. City officials said they plan to secure $300 million in investments…
Open Doors, an Atlanta-based nonprofit focused on securing housing for those exiting homelessness, has received a $300,000 cornerstone gift to the Open More Doors campaign from Norman Radow, CEO of…
The Lift 2.0 initiative is Atlanta’s pledge of more than $26 million to house 1,500 people living on the streets. Read more here.