Helping Our Community Find Hope and Support
At World Harvest Church, we see community care as an extension of God’s heart in action. Our dedication reaches far beyond Sunday gatherings as we help individuals and families find practical support, connect with reliable local organizations, and access the resources they need to move forward.
By offering guidance, encouragement, and real solutions, we hope to make sure no one in Roswell, North Fulton, or the surrounding areas feels they have to navigate challenges on their own. With compassion and a spirit of service, we gladly stand beside our neighbors as they pursue healing, stability, and renewed hope.
Community Resources Available
Atlanta Community Food Bank
Major hunger-relief hub in metro Atlanta — partners with many local agencies/pantries to fight food insecurity across the region.
MUST Ministries
Offers comprehensive support: food distribution, emergency shelter/housing support, clothing, health services, job training — helping people in poverty or crisis beyond just temporary aid.
The Salvation Army Metro Atlanta Area Command
Provides hunger relief, food pantries, shelter and other supportive services to vulnerable individuals and families throughout metro Atlanta including nearby areas.
Community Assistance Center (CAC)
Offers basic-needs assistance to help prevent homelessness and hunger and empowers individuals toward self-sufficiency. (ourcac.org)
Partners for HOME
Works on rapid rehousing, housing stability, and outreach for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness in the Atlanta area.
SVdP Georgia (Society of St. Vincent de Paul – Georgia)
Provides food, housing support, healthcare access, thrift-store assistance — helping neighbors with a range of needs and promoting dignity through service.
Midtown Assistance Center (MAC)
Offers food pantry services, emergency rent/utility assistance, job support, and clothing — especially to low-income and working households seeking relief.
Reflections of Trinity
Provides food and basic-needs support, thrift store aid, and access to social services for families in poverty; also offers broader advocacy for those in need.
StandUp for Kids
Focused on assisting unaccompanied youth and young adults experiencing homelessness — offering outreach, mentoring, housing support, and food access.
Find Help Georgia
Online directory of hundreds of free or reduced-cost services (food, housing, healthcare, job support, etc.) for Georgia residents. Call their toll-free helpline at 1-800-244-5373 (M–F, 8am–6pm) or visit FindHelpGA.org to search by ZIP code.
“The Drake House” / Homeless-Families Resource
Historically connected to homelessness services for families/female-headed households in North Fulton (via NFCC history). Exact standalone contact info was not clearly found — you may contact NFCC to be referred.
