Psalms 71, Inc serves Veterans and Homeless Veterans, Seniors at risk of abuse or neglect, youth at risk of incarceration or school failure, adults living with HIV/AIDS, and families seeking help accessing basic resources.
The organization is based at 424 SE Broad St, Fairburn, GA, serving communities including Union City, Fairburn, South Fulton, Riverdale, College Park, Newnan, and Sharpsburg.
We provide one-on-one eligibility counseling, guide clients through completing applications, and offer follow-up to ensure benefits are received, helping reduce confusion and application errors.
Youth services include counseling, reading programs, homework assistance, chess club, and enrichment activities designed to improve academic performance and promote positive development.
Yes, we provide Adult Protective Services including elder exploitation prevention, advocacy, safety planning, and caregiver support to help seniors remain safe and independent.
Veterans receive personalized case management focused on housing assistance, access to veteran-specific benefits, and supportive services to improve stability and quality of life.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Psalms 71, Inc offers services at no cost to eligible individuals and families in the communities we serve.
You can contact us by phone or email to request assistance. Our staff will listen, assess your needs, and guide you through available services and resources.
We provide hands-on, personalized support beyond basic referrals by walking alongside clients through resource navigation, benefit applications, and advocacy with dignity and respect.
We operate from a physical location in Fairburn, GA, providing in-person case management and counseling, with accessible amenities to support client visits.
Our youth enrichment activities are designed for children and teens, but families are encouraged to engage with our programs and support their children's participation.
Our Program Director has over 10 years of senior case management experience, ensuring professional and knowledgeable guidance for clients and staff.
We prioritize confidentiality and secure communication practices to protect client information, ensuring a respectful and private environment for all services.
Yes, we provide confidential, nonjudgmental support including healthcare access assistance, benefits navigation, and emotional support tailored to adults living with HIV/AIDS.
Yes, we welcome volunteers and donations from individuals and organizations interested in supporting our mission to empower vulnerable community members.