Community Resource Page
This page lists local programs, events, and services that can help with food, housing, health, careers, and more. Offerings vary by organization, so please check details before visiting. Browse below to explore resources.
StreetWise Georgia is not affiliated with these organizations.
Important: Please Read!
Requirements vary by location. Some sites are appointment-only, require proof of address, photo ID, or serve only specific ZIP codes. Hours and policies may change without notice.
Always check the locations’ website or call before you go.
StreetWise Georgia is not affiliated with these organizations and does not control their requirements.
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CarePointe (Cross Pointe Church Food Pantry)
1800 Satellite Blvd., Duluth, GA 30097
Wed & Sat · 9:30 AM – 12:30 PMWalk-up · No appointment required
ID required; 1 visit every 30 days -
North Gwinnett Co-Op
4395 Commerce Dr., Buford, GA 30518
Emergency food + children’s supportAppointment required
ID + proof of residence required; ZIP-based service. -
Lawrenceville Co-Op
52 Gwinnett Dr., Suite C, Lawrenceville, GA 30046
Mon 5–7 PM · Wed/Fri morningsAppointment required
ID + proof of residence; ZIP-restricted -
Lilburn Co-Op
5329 Five Forks Trickum Rd SW, Lilburn, GA 30047
Food pantry & thrift supportAppointment required
ID + proof of residence; ZIP-restricted -
Southeast Gwinnett Co-Op
55 Grayson Industrial Pkwy, Grayson, GA 30017
Appointment required
ID + proof of residence; ZIP-restricted -
Overcomers House
2114 Fountain Square Snellville, GA 30078 Sat 12–2 PM (Drive-Thru)
No appointment required
Limited intake form; area preference -
The Salvation Army — Gwinnett Corps
Mon, Tues, Thurs · 2–4 PM
Appointment required
ID + proof of residence; assistance every 30 days -
One Stop For Help-Gwinnett
Career Opportunities
Job Corps: Free Career Training & Education for Young Adults (16–24)
Job Corps is a free education and job training program that helps young adults build real skills for a lasting career. Participants can earn a high school diploma or GED, learn a trade, and get hands‑on experience in fields like health care, welding, IT, culinary arts, construction, office administration, automotive repair, and more.
The Earle C. Clements Job Corps Center offers:
Free career training with industry‑recognized certifications
Advanced training opportunities in in‑demand fields
On‑campus living, meals, health services, and support
Career counseling and job placement help
A safe, structured environment focused on student success
Who’s eligible: Young adults ages 16–24 who meet income qualifications.
Learn more: https://earlecclements.jobcorps.gov
For Additional Resources to Find a Potential Food Pantry Closer to You
Text FINDFOOD to 888-976-2232
Visit www.foodfinder.us
