Community Links

Government Officials

• United States Representative Buddy Carter (R)

• United State Senator Jon Ossoff (D)

• United States Senator Reverend Raphael Warnock (D)

• Georgia Governor Brian Kemp (R)

• Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger (R)

• Savannah Mayor Van Johnson (D)

Chatham County Government Offices

• Chatham County, Georgia

• Chatham County Board of Commissioners

• Chatham County Board of Registrars (Voting)

• Chatham County Board of Education

• City of Savannah

Partisan Political Organizations

• Chatham County Young Democrats

• Democratic Party of Chatham County

• Young Democrats of Georgia

Miscellaneous Non-Profit Organizations

• Live Oak Public Library - Live Oak Public Libraries is a system of 16 library locations serving a 3-county region in southeast Georgia

• United Way of the Coastal Empire 211 Service - connecting individuals and assistance for areas such as transportation, housing, employment, utilities, legal, suicide prevention, disability, clothing, etc....

• 100 Black Men of Savannah - mentoring Savannah youth so they are motivated to achieve and are empowered to become self-sufficient shareholders in the economic and social fabric of their communities.

• Greater Savannah Black Chamber of Commerce - empowering a diverse culture of African American professionals, entrepreneurs, and the community in the Savannah Metro and throughout the Coastal Empire

• Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce - seeks to empower, educate and inspire local leaders through hands-on workshops, mentoring, networking and more

Protecting Civil Liberties

• ACLU of Georgia - working to guarantee all persons the civil liberties and rights contained in the United States and Georgia Constitutions and Bill of Rights

Protecting Children

• Greenbriar Children's Center - provides services which lead to the healthy development of children and the strengthening of families

For Documented/Undocumented Hispanics and Latinos

• Migrant Equity Southeast - advocates for immigrant rights and engages in mutual aid, education and outreach with the migrant and refugee communities of South Georgia

• Georgia Alliance for Social Justice - Provides legal assistance, advocacy for undocumented individuals, and resources on immigrant rights

• Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights - Offers support for undocumented immigrants, including information about legal rights, organizing for social justice, and advocacy for policy changes

• Latino Community Fund of Georgia - Focuses on supporting Latino families through social services, education, and connecting them to community-based resources

• El Refugio  - Provides support to immigrant families, especially those detained in the Stewart Detention Center. They offer visitation, legal information, and social services

• Immigrant Hope Atlanta - Offers free or low-cost legal consultation for immigration matters. They also provide DACA application support and other resources for the undocumented community

• Georgia Legal Services Program -  Provides free legal services to low-income individuals, including support for immigrants facing legal challenges like housing or employment discrimination

• Food Bank of Georgia - Provides emergency food assistance and operates a network of food pantries throughout Georgia, which can be accessed by individuals regardless of immigration status

• Atlanta Legal Aid Society - Offers free legal representation and advice to low-income individuals, including help with immigration-related issues

• The Latin American Association - A community-based organization that helps Latinos in Georgia with legal services, education, and workforce development programs

• The Refugee Women's Network  - Provides educational programs, career services, and advocacy for immigrant women, including undocumented individuals

• HealthConnect Georgia - A resource for individuals looking for healthcare services, including clinics that do not require documentation for care

• National Immigrant Justice Center - Although based in Chicago, the NIJC provides resources and can refer individuals to legal assistance in Georgia

• Georgia Coalition for the People's Agenda - Advocates for immigrant rights and provides support for marginalized communities, including undocumented individuals

• United We Dream Georgia Chapter A national network that has local chapters supporting Dreamers and undocumented youth with advocacy, legal rights education, and organizing

• ACLU of Georgia - working to guarantee all persons the civil liberties and rights contained in the United States and Georgia Constitutions and Bill of Rights

Homelessness

• Old Savannah City Mission - providing three hot meals daily, overnight shelter, clean clothing, and showers

LGBTQ+

• Savannah Pride Center - an inclusive advocacy, social, and service organization actively working to meet the needs for safety, empowerment, education, and wellbeing of Greater Savannah’s LGBTQIA+ community

• Trans Lifeline - a grassroots hotline and non-profit organization offering direct emotional and financial support to trans people in crisis – for the trans community, by the trans community

Education Organizations

• Step Up Savannah - empowering PreK-3 Through 12th Grade Students With Education Scholarships

Food Insecurity

• PACK (People of Action Caring for Kids) - provides food for students who face food insecurity

• Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia - serving serve as the food safety net for tens of thousands of people who are at risk for hunger throughout Coastal Georgia

Women's Resources

1. Cenpatico Behavioral Health (Georgia Medicaid) - Mental health services for those with Medicaid

2. National Maternal Mental Health Hotline - Free and confidential support are available 24/7 by phone or text, in English and Spanish. Phone: 833-TLC-MAMA

3. Postpartum Support International (PSI) - Free information, support groups, resources, and education for parents and families - Phone: 1.800.944.4773. Georgia Chapter

4. Shades of Blue - dedicated to helping women of color before, during and after child-birth with community resources, mental health advocacy, treatment and support

5. Planned Parenthood Southeast (Savannah Health Center) - Reproductive health, birth control, STD testing

Veteran's Organizations

1. American Legion Auxiliary – Unit 154 Tybee Island – Engages in community service, supports veterans and their families, and participates in patriotic events on Tybee Island. Phone: (912) 786-5356

2. American Legion Auxiliary – Unit 209 Effingham – Dedicated to supporting military veterans, children, and communities through various service projects and events. Phone: (912) 826-0474

3. American Legion Post 135 – Savannah – Provides support to active and retired military personnel, military families, and children through community involvement and events. Phone: (912) 233-9277

4. American Legion Post 184 – Thunderbolt – Serves veterans and the community through various programs, events, and support services in the Thunderbolt area. Phone: (912) 354-5515

5. Coastal Harbor Health System – Military Veteran Mental Health Program – Provides mental health services tailored for veterans, staffed by veteran and retired military personnel. 912-354-3911

6. Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary – Chapter 8 – Supports disabled veterans and their families through advocacy, volunteerism, and community service. Phone: (912) 786-5356

7. Georgia Department of Veterans Service – Assists veterans with benefits, employment, education, and access to a comprehensive resource guide. 912-920-0214

8. Heroes in the Sky Foundation – Provides support and resources to individuals and families affected by trauma, focusing on healing and recovery

9. Marine Corps League – West Chatham Detachment #1326 – Promotes the interests of the U.S. Marine Corps and supports Marines and their families through community service and fellowship. Phone: (912) 665-2082

10. My Veterans Place Savannah (MVP) – Supports veterans with VA benefits, education assistance, mental health connections, and referrals. 912-733-2113

11. National Sojourners – Chapter 502 – A Masonic organization that brings together military veterans to promote patriotism and Americanism through educational programs. Phone: (912) 656-5796

12. Provisions for Patriots – Assists homeless veterans and their families by providing essential items, support services, and community outreach programs. Phone: (765) 414-3189

13. Savannah Vet Center (VA) – Offers counseling for PTSD, trauma, bereavement, and transition support. 912-961-5800

14. Team Savannah for Veterans – Offers peer support, assistance with basic needs, and community-building events to support local veterans. Phone: (912) 704-6443

15. The Forty and Eight – Voiture Locale 567 – An independent veterans honor society promoting child welfare and nursing scholarships through various programs. (317) 634-1804

16. Veterans Council of Chatham County – Coordinates events and services among local veteran organizations, including organizing the annual Veterans Day Parade. Phone: (912) 236-3020

17. Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 12149 – Rincon – Fosters camaraderie among U.S. veterans of overseas conflicts and provides support services to veterans and their families. Phone: (912) 826-0474

18. Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 660 – William A. Reed Memorial Post – Serves veterans by providing support, advocacy, and community involvement opportunities in Savannah. Phone: (912) 235-3001

19. Vietnam Veterans of America – Chapter 671 – Advocates for Vietnam-era veterans and their families, providing support, resources, and community engagement opportunities. Phone: (912) 656-6818