Help starts here.
211 connects you to the help you need, delivered by people who care. Every call is free, multilingual, and completely confidential.
Call 211 Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. to speak with a Resource Specialist. Having trouble connecting? Call 706-748-8532.
Text your ZIP code to 898-211 or search online at 211uwcv.org. Both options are available 24/7.
How can we help you today?
Not sure where to Start? We’re here to help.
Housing & Utilities
Find a safe place to stay, help with utilities, and rental assistance.
Food & Clothing
Essential items for times of need.
Health & Disability Services
Medical assistance for you or a loved one.
Employment
Job openings and help with your career.
Crisis Support
Emergency assistance. 100% judgement-free.
Community Information
Educational, recreational, and volunteer opportunities.
See Our Community’s needs in real time
Introducing 211 Counts
See the latest community service requests with the 211 Counts data dashboard, updated daily across housing, food, healthcare, and mental health. Explore trends by ZIP code, region, or call center, and quickly see where needs are rising, how communities compare, and which areas may require extra support.
Designed for nonprofits, social service providers, government agencies, and community advocates, 211 Counts turns data into action. With clear, up-to-date insights, you can tailor programs and services to meet the real needs of our community and help families in the Chattahoochee Valley get the support they need, when they need it most.
Support for You and Your Child
Get help for your immediate needs, and explore simple ways to give your child a strong, healthy future.
The early years are important, but so is supporting your child through life’s challenges. These resources can help you give your child a strong start and support their resilience along the way.
Resilient Chattahoochee Valley
Families sometimes face stress, but children can still grow strong. These tools and resources can help you support your child, build resilience, and find hope even during hard times.
The Basics
The first three years of life shape your child’s future. Learn 5 simple, everyday things you can do, like talking, playing, and reading, that help your child grow and thrive.
