Are you a homeless individual, couple, or family, or facing eviction? Your journey towards a secure and comfortable living situation begins with simply contacting us. Complete the form below or call us at (404) 872-2915.

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Our Programs

Are you a couple or household experiencing or expecting home insecurity? Keeping struggling families together is the core of ZPC’s mission.

Emergency Shelter

Couples only, 21+, 90 Day residential program. ZPC operates a 17-room, adults-only, residential program for couples experiencing homelessness. The program provides private rooms for each couple, laundry, prepared meals, and clothing. Services focus on linking couples to permanent housing and supportive services. These include case management, creative expression workshops, financial literacy workshops, and laundry facilities.

Aftercare and Resource Day Center

Throughtout the year ZPC provides an Aftercare and Resource Day Center for couples, individuals, and families experiencing homeless or finaincial instability. Services focus on emergency acess to showers, laundry, lunch, and our computer lab to assist with job readiness. Also assistance for immediate permanent housing but are in need of crisis support

Continuum of Care (CoC): Partners for HOME

Zaban Paradies Center provides the following community-based homeless intervention services to help couples, families, and individuals experiencing homelessness reach sufficiency. These programs are provided, in large part, by the generous support of Partners for HOME, the Collaborative Applicant for the Atlanta Continuum of Care (CoC) — a HUD program that promotes community-wide commitment to the goal of ending homelessness and provides funding for efforts by nonprofit providers and state and local governments to quickly rehouse people impacted by homelessness.

Rapid Re-Housing

Family Rapid Rehousing – housing assistance for families experiencing homelessness. Families must have dependent children and participate in the City of Atlanta Coordinated Entry (CE) process through the Gateway Center. To access CE assistance please go to https://apricot.socialsolutions.com/document/edit/id/new/form_id/149.

Diversion

Diversion – short-term housing or re-unification assistance for couples or individuals experiencing homelessness. If you are seeking assistance please contact ZPC directly at 404-872-2915 or [email protected] or access the City of Atlanta Coordinated Entry (CE) through the Gateway Center at https://apricot.socialsolutions.com/document/edit/id/new/form_id/149.

Homeless Prevention

Zaban Paradies Center provides homeless prevention services for families living in Fulton County thanks to the generous support of the Fulton County Community Services Program grant. If you are a family living in Fulton County and facing eviction, please contact us to inquire about rent assistance at [email protected].

We offer rental assistance, support services referrals, and one-on-one coaching to assist ALICE (Asset Limited Income Constrained Employed) households with maintaining independence and preventing homelessness.

We do NOT provide hotel vouchers or same-day entry emergency shelter.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I get into the shelter?

Call or complete the seek help form (directs towards waitlist)

Do you take kids?

Not for the shelter, but yes for Rapid Re-Housing and other programs
Call us for a referral to the appropriate program

Do you provide ____ service?

Yes:
Rapid Re-Housing
Diversion
Outreach (case management: documentation, employment, transportation)
Day Shelter (showers, laundry, meals, clothing)
Family reunification

No:
Hotel vouchers
Emergency shelter (same-day entry)

I need help now, where do I go?

Gateway Center
Call United Way (211)