Vocational and Career Resources

All In is an Atlanta-area program offering community-based independent living for adults with mild to moderate intellectual and developmental disabilities or acquired brain injuries.

770-945-8381

jeff.metzger@annandale.org

https://liveallin.org/

At Annandale Village, we often say “happiness lives here.” Annandale is a remarkable place, a home for the extraordinary adults we serve. We are a place where lifelong friendships are made and new skills are gained. It’s a place where different abilities are celebrated. It’s a place where people find meaning and purpose. We are hope for the hundreds of adults we serve each year.

770-945-8381

teresa.clayborn@annandale.org

annandale.org

BDI is a non profit organization supporting independence for those living with a disability through employment and services including Family Support services, Benefits Navigation, Behavioral Health, Jobs and Career Services, and the Georgia Community Trust.

678-365-0071

info@bobbydodd.org

www.bobbydodd.org

Briggs & Associates provides supported employment to support people in finding meaningful employment in the community.

770-993-4559

jon@briggsassociates.org

briggsassociates.org

C&C Consulting Services is a Medicaid Provider. We provide Medicaid Waiver services to IDD Individuals in the area of Community Residential Alternative, Community Access Group/Individual (Day Program) and Supported Employment

770-940-1727

ccconsultingservicesllc@gmail.com

At Creative Enterprises Inc., we are dedicated to supporting adults with disabilities through comprehensive programs designed to enhance independence and quality of life.

770-294-3697

info@creativeenterprises.org

www.creativeenterprises.org

Eaton Academy's post secondary programs are designed for individuals who want to strengthen their overall life skills in order to achieve independence. Participants benefit from job readiness training, life skill development, and extensive social skill instruction. The goal of these programs is to produce independent young adults by helping them improve their job-related, social/emotional, and communications skills.

770-645-2673

kpettyjohn@eatonacademy.org

eatonacademy.org

Georgia Advocacy Office, Inc. (GAO) is a private non-profit corporation. Our mission is to work with and for individuals in Georgia who are labeled as disabled or mentally ill to secure their protection and advocacy. GAO has seven different programs, each program uses a combination of supporting self advocacy, citizen involvement, staff advocacy, and legal advocacy to protect and advocate for the rights of Georgians with disabilities. We also focus on community building and partnering with self advocates and community associates to widen the network of support that is available in Georgia for people with disabilities and those who care about them.

404-885-1234

info@thegao.org

www.thegao.org

Our organization works with families that have children with disabilities. We provide resources and information around navigating educational options. 

252-349-8751

info@gacan.org

www.gacan.org

We are a nonprofit organization that provides resources to those with hearing loss, hearing and vision loss, and those with speech impairments. Our mission is to empower people, break barriers, and promote a thriving community. We do this with several programs, including ASL classes, equipment distribution, and youth and career programs for the Deaf.

888-297-9461

info@gcdhh.org

gcdhh.org

GVRA is a client-focused agency that partners with the community to expand opportunities for Georgians with disabilities. Our goal is to make Georgia the best state in the country for people with disabilities to live and work independently and with dignity.

844-367-4872

Inquiry form is on the website

https://gvs.georgia.gov/

Hi-Hope Service Center is a nonprofit organization located in Lawrenceville, GA. Hi Hope provides quality community services that empower individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to define and live a meaningful life. 

770-963-8694

info@hihopecenter.org 

hihopecenter.org

In Good Company (IGC) helps equip and connect employers with job-seekers from the disability community, fostering integrated workplaces.

404-518-9447

amanda@igcwithus.com

www.igcwithus.com

“Just” People, Inc. is a private non-profit organization that’s mission is to provide a variety of support services to adults with developmental disabilities, mental illnesses and head injuries. We are dedicated to meeting the needs for quality, dependable support.

770-441-1188

natalie.christianson@justpeople.org

https://www.justpeople.org/

The Academy for Inclusive Learning and Social Growth offers a fully inclusive post-secondary college education and experience to students with different intellectual or developmental abilities who do not meet higher-education requirements for admission as a degree-seeking student. The program involves enrollment as non-degree seeking audit students in typical university courses and includes social integration, career exploration and training resulting in a Certificate of Social Growth and Development.

470-578-2283

AcademyAdmissions@kennesaw.edu

https://wellstarcollege.kennesaw.edu/academy/

We believe everyone has it already within them to work toward their goals! LIFE Behavior helps teens and adults learn the skills to take action steps toward goals and overcome challenges through training, coaching and support. Our primary areas of focus are social skills, executive functioning, career development, independent living and behavior support. 

678-235-8817

admin@lifebehaviorconsulting.com

www.lifebehaviorconsulting.com

Rosary Makers of America, a 501(c)3 organization supports our community by providing a day program and training to young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (after high school) to create high quality Rosaries in a positive work environment.

Watch the video below to learn more about Rosary Makers of America.

678-345-0788

admin@rosarymakersoa.org

www.rosarymakersoa.org

Special Olympics during the school day is for our self-contained classroom's for SID/PID, MoID, MID and ASD 1, 2, & 3. Special Olympics for weekend settings help with gross motor skills and game concepts for individuals and team events. 

678-226-7700

Lynnette.swanson@gcpsk12.org

gwinnettcoschoolsspecialolympics.org

The Horizons School has been in business since 1991, our dedicated staff has enabled young adults with learning and other disabilities to acquire skills for work and living independence. Our READI Learning Program(Encompassing a wide range of subjects from budgeting, social skills, cooking/cleaning skills, and Job skills) is implemented in authentic community settings and is not limited to the classroom.

205-322-6606

mloukotka@horizonsschool.org

https://www.horizonsschool.org

Since 1977, we have helped people with disabilities find independence and workplace success by empowering people through employment.
Vision: Tommy Nobis Center envisions supportive communities where people with disabilities are afforded the opportunity to work.

Watch the video below to learn more about Tommy Nobis Center

770-427-9000

info@tommynobiscenter.org

https://tommynobiscenter.org/

View Point Health is part of Georgia's Public Safety Net of Community Service Boards (CSBs) and serves eligible individuals with mental health needs, intellectual / developmental disabilities, and addictive diseases who are uninsured, underinsured, have Medicaid, Medicare and some with private insurances. View Point Health offers a comprehensive range of services to youth and adults through hope, help and healing at five outpatient centers including our Alianza Terapeutica Latina (ATL) location in Norcross that provides outpatient services in both Spanish and English. Our services include but are not limited to: individual therapy, medication and psychiatric services, prevention and assessment, groups, day programs for mental health and IDD, supported employment, supported housing, crisis stabilization units for adolescents and adults, five afterschool clubhouse programs, school based mental health, early treatment programs for first episode of psychosis, Autism outpatient and inpatient crisis services, inpatient substance treatment and intensive community services for youth and adults with complex needs. Through our wide range of supports and extensive community partnerships, we are able to meet the holistic and individualized needs of the individuals and families in our communities. We see recovery happening every day! 

678-209-2411

https://www.myviewpointhealth.org/contact

www.myviewpointhealth.org