First-rate Transitional Housing For Women
Pleasant neighborhood living. A safe place to regain confidence and personal stability.
WE NEED YOUR HELP
SAVE A SOUL TODAY!
NIA’s Save a Soul program is designed to allow residents to have time to settle into our Whole Way Housing homes without the stress of paying rent and purchasing much needed items. Many times they come home penniless and facing homelessness so this safety net helps them beyond measure.Our Mission
The NIA's Whole-Way Housing program mission is to keep improving a total quality-of-life experience that pays attention to the usually unspoken needs of displaced and justice-involved individuals. A place of healing that does not run out of time or compassion!What Sets us Apart?
Comfortable, Dignified Housing
Peer Support by Certified Professionals
Mental, Emotional, & Substance Abuse Care
Financial Planning Services
Employment Assistance Services
Probation & Parole Navigation
Your New Home...
Testimonials
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“They had it all so together. I’m a wife and a mother of 3 beautiful children with a history of mistakes. I have a road ahead of me to get a lot straight. But thanks to this program I already see a better life for real.”
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“I was so impressed with your newly developed housing program for women. Wishing you the very best and I look forward to our continued partnership!”
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“For myself being in this transitional household and program makes me feel safe, positive and productive. For anyone that is wanting to make a change for the better and become successful in life, this program is where to be. It is 100% worth making this program my choice.”
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"I don't want to live in another place that sounds like I'm only “half-way” somewhere. When I walk out of prison, I want to be where I can feel totally free. Where I can feel whole again."
OWN A RENTAL PROPERTY?
If you own rental property or a small hotel and you want to invest in this public safety idea please contact us today!
Funding provided in part by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners under the guidance of the Department of Community Development.
Funding provided in part by the generosity of Georgia-Pacific.
