"Since 2016, total homelessness in Atlanta is down 30% — proof that coordinated, neighbor-centered response works when we resource it."
Partners for HOME
2024 Point-in-Time Count
hellohopes connects people experiencing housing instability with vetted local resources — shelter, food, healthcare, legal aid — matched to exactly where they are right now. No accounts. No tracking. No wrong door.
Lord Jesus, thank You that You came for the brokenhearted and the captive — and that includes me. I receive Your good news, Your healing, and the freedom You came to give. Set me free today. Amen.
We believe every person deserves to be seen, met where they are, and gently guided to exactly the help they need — helping one individual at a time. hellohopes is a warm, private, free guide that quietly does the matching: a hand on the shoulder, a phone number, an open door. Whoever you are, whatever you're carrying, you'll find the right resource for this moment — no forms, no judgment, no wrong turns.
No accounts, no tracking, no data shared. People in crisis deserve dignity, not a profile.
Every screen co-designed with people who have lived it. Clinical jargon, replaced.
A network of community partners keeps shelters, hotlines, and clinics up-to-date in real time.
On any given night, thousands of our Atlanta neighbors are without a safe place to sleep — and the unsheltered count is rising fast. These are the realities we're building hellohopes to meet.
Sources: Partners for HOME / Atlanta Continuum of Care 2024 Point-in-Time Count; HUD HMIS demographic data, City of Atlanta. Figures reflect a single-night census and undercount the true scope of housing instability.