Georgia Works opens new facility to help end homelessness
Atlanta's Mayor Andre Dickens joins Georgia Works for the ribbon-cutting ceremony of their new facility at the Oddfellows Building. Georgia Works is a non-profit working to break the cycle of homelessness and criminal recidivism, is opening its new facility at 250 Auburn Avenue. The new facility will house 160 participants.
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