PROGRAMS
The Renewal Project
- 180-day stabilization program
- Helps able-bodied adults get back on their feet
- Provides over 7,881 of our neighbors with mail room services
- Enables men and women to acquire quality, work appropriate clothing
- Supplies over 6,500 MARTA cards for employment-related and medical emergencies
- Acquires 1,740 birth certificates from all U.S. States and 1,268 Georgia state-issued IDs
- To meet the growing demand for identification, particularly among people who have limited access to transportation, Crossroads offers a mobile documentation unit that services people at our partner agencies such as the City of Refuge, The Salvation Army, Gateway Center, Living Room, First Presbyterian Church, ReStart 3:20 and Partnership Against Domestic Violence
Clyde’s Kitchen is open 6 days a week, Monday through Saturday and serves an average of 212 meals daily to our neediest neighbors.
- 52,959 meals served last year
- 51,447 adults served
- 1,512 children served
Crossroads Connect
- Employment training program to help our neighbors develop a stable and sustainable future
- Identifies employment opportunities
- Provides job-training skills that include,
- Computer access and basic courses with an introduction to Microsoft Office
- Resume building and interview techniques workshops
- Financial planning with a basic understanding of banking and one on one personal finance discussions
- Teamwork, time management, and conflict resolution development
- 287 men and women have completed the training program, including 115 veterans
- 125 men and women have been gainfully employed, including 52 veterans