"Since 2016, total homelessness in Atlanta is down 30% — proof that coordinated, neighbor-centered response works when we resource it."
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, go before me today into whatever I'm about to face. I trust that where I'm headed, You have already been. Don't let me be afraid or discouraged — You are with me every step. 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.