Welcome to our organization—a place of hope, support, and second chances for men because of homelessness or reentering society after incarceration. Our journey began with a personal loss: after the passing of his wife Judy, our founding director felt called to turn this grief into compassion, reaching out to others facing life’s hardest moments. This spark grew into a passion to serve everyone (although we only house men) men and women experiencing crises – by offering counseling, vital information, and affordable housing ideas for those most in need.
At the heart of our work is a commitment to relationship—listening well, building trust, and meeting every person with empathy and dignity. We believe true community happens when we stand together, and every individual is given a fair chance to rebuild. If you or someone you know needs support, we’re here to help. Thank you for believing in our mission and being part of this journey of reconciliation and renewal.
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We offer personalized support when you contact us, guiding you to the resources/ assistance best suited to your situation. You’re welcome to explore our online Resource page, but by sharing your unique needs, we’re able to provide guidance and practical help tailored specifically for you.
Homeless prevention/ intervention tools
A range of resources designed to prevent and address urgent housing crises, providing support before situations become critical. Whether you’re facing immediate risk or want to explore options for stability, you can call us or visit our website for tailored help and renewed hope.
Our men’s housing program uses a proven model that helps individuals successfully navigate the challenging period, and move steadily toward independent living. With structured support, community, and practical resources, we guide residents each step of the way as they rebuild their lives and regain self-sufficiency.
I landed at the Bus station in Atlanta with $15 in his pocket and no place to go. “I was living on the street before coming to Judy House”. He credits Judy House Ministry with giving him a home, friends who care for him, and a hope for the future.
Mike
Thanks to the Gwinnett County Detention Center’s focus on reentry, Ronnie learned about Judy House and was accepted as a resident. “I’m not one of 20 people crammed together on cots. It’s not a center, it’s a home. When I came here, I came home”.
Ronnie
Your donation empowers us to extend compassion, provide essentials, and ensure that no one is left without help or hope.
Please consider supporting this vital work—your gift makes a real difference in the lives of those who need it most.
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