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Were you called Jerusalem House before Status: Home?
How do people apply for Status: Home Housing?
Where are your housing sites located?
Is Status: Home a United Way agency?
What is your mission statement?
How can I volunteer?
Do the children have AIDS?
Do all of the Status: Home residents have AIDS?




Success Stories: Meet Asha
With a roof over their heads provided by Status: Home, Asha* set out to raise her daughter in a healthy, nurturing environment. Today, Asha maintains her own apartment through our master-lease housing, and her daughter successfully earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration.
*name changed for privacy
Success Stories: Meet Marie
*name changed for privacy
Do residents work or pay rent?
Does Status: Home offer internships?
How long have you been operating?
How long can people stay at Status: Home?
What supportive services does Status: Home provide residents?
Are you a hospice?
Where is the Status: Home HMIS policy posted?
As a HUD grantee, Status: Home participates in their Homeless Management Information System. Click here to read our HMIS policy.
Where is the Status: Home website privacy policy posted?
Click here to read the privacy policy for this website.
How are you funded?
Funding is provided in part by the City of Atlanta‘s Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) program, a community development project of the City of Atlanta funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) through the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as amended. Additional funding is provided by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners under the guidance of the Housing and Human Services Department. The agency’s programs are also funded by grants from the Georgia Department of Community Affairs and DeKalb County. Corporate, foundation, individual, and faith communities’ giving comprise the rest of our annual operating budget. Detailed financial information can be found here.
