In your Community – Atlanta

Atlanta Regional Commission – The Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) and its predecessor agencies have been working since 1947 to plan for a better, brighter Atlanta region. Over the years, ARC’s work portfolio has evolved to include regional transportation planning, aging services, community development, water resources management, workforce development, and homeland security.

Atlanta Senior Care Network Niche – The Atlanta Senior Care Network Niche is a non-profit organization of professionals who provide services and products to Seniors in the Metro-Atlanta area.

Meals on Wheels Atlanta – Meals on Wheels Atlanta was founded in 1965 to support seniors struggling with hunger, food insecurity, and social isolation. They have grown from a small soup kitchen to an organization serving more than 1,800 meals a day throughout Atlanta.

Gwinnett County Senior Services – GCSS helps Gwinnett County residents age 60 or older (or their spouses) enhance their quality of life and maintain their independence through education, support, referrals, and free or low-cost services. Seniors must apply and qualify for services, which may have waiting lists. However, seniors who demonstrate economic need, social need, or frailty/institutional risk may receive priority. Seniors who do not qualify for services may receive information and referrals as applicable.

Friends of Gwinnett Senior Services – Friends of Gwinnett Senior Services is committed to the intention that all seniors in Gwinnett have the opportunity to be active and visible participants in their community and experience a healthy, safe, and fulfilling life in the home setting of their choice with access to transportation, health care, good nutrition, and assistance in their homes.

Home Repairs Ministries – Home Pair Ministries is a non-profit corporation that serves parts of metro-Atlanta. Their mission is to serve vulnerable homeowners with critical home repairs. Home Repairs completes over 200 projects per year to create safe and healthy home environments for those who may not otherwise be able to on their own. Each project is also an opportunity for us to be the hands and feet of Jesus – sharing his love while caring for those in need.

Atlanta Vietnam Veterans Business Assocation – The AVVBA was founded in 1981 to promote patriotism and sponsor activities of a patriotic nature among the business community; to recognize those who served and honor those who gave their lives in the Vietnam War; to promote the positive image of the Vietnam veteran, their dependents and the widows and orphans of deceased Vietnam veterans.

We CARE Veterans Fair – The We CARE Veterans Resource Fair is a nonprofit event in George offering free services to Veterans, active-duty military, Caregivers, and survivors. This event connects hundreds of fellow service members and veterans, providing support in areas including benefits, legal, housing, employment, mental health, and more.

Atlanta Veterans Affairs – At Griswold Home Care, we are honored to support the brave men and women who have served our country. Through our contract with the VA, we can provide personal care and respite care services to veterans, helping them maintain their independence and quality of life. Whether it’s assistance with daily tasks, companionship, or providing much-needed relief for family Caregivers, our dedicated team is here to ensure that veterans receive the highest level of care in the comfort of their own homes. Learn more information on Veterans Affairs here.  If you feel you could benefit from one of these services, contact us.