PRIORITY MALE EMPOWERMENT NETWORK (PMEN) is a collaborate initiative that provides services and resources to empower young men of color to through of local network of local agencies and organizations that provide education, training, empowerment, and other services for young men of color.
PMEN services include screening, counseling, and referral for young men who are seeking training, life skills support, employment, mentoring, housing, and other needed resources. You may click on the name of any agency listed below to be redirected to their website; or may review the services provided before clicking on their respective website link. Please call 404-935-5859 if you have any problems assessing services needed and one of our counselors will assist you.
PMEN services include screening, counseling, and referral for young men who are seeking training, life skills support, employment, mentoring, housing, and other needed resources. You may click on the name of any agency listed below to be redirected to their website; or may review the services provided before clicking on their respective website link. Please call 404-935-5859 if you have any problems assessing services needed and one of our counselors will assist you.
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Atlanta Public Schools – Adult Education Program
1757 Mary Dell Drive, SE, Atlanta, GA 30316 404-405-1394 https://www.atlantapublicschools.us/adulteducation |
Free GED Test preparation classes, ESL Classes, and Transition to College and career services for individuals 18+ years/age. A program of the Atlanta Public Schools.
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African American Rock, Inc.
5801 Zebulon Road, Unit 420, Macon, Georgia 31210 706-741-4944 • [email protected] |
Non-Profit Black History Presentations Youth leadership and youth life skills enhancements
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Boys2Men Home & Sanctuary for Youth, Inc.
Address: P. O. Box 941, Fairburn GA 30213 [email protected] / [email protected] 404-550-2958 |
Boys2Men INC. is a non-profit organization serving youth and young adults ages 13 - 25 who find it difficult to obtain an education in a public school and or traditional academic environment. Through a variety of partnerships, our leadership and life skills curriculum provides access to numerous resources that improve scholastic outcomes, and or technical training connecting to employment or entrepreneurial opportunities.
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a non-traditional ethically based, continuously evolving, sensibly refined and effective mid-teen males of color school drop-out intervention program. TEAM MENtoring Method.
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Community Council of Metropolitan Atlanta. Inc.
Priority Male Empowerment Network 1176 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd, SW, Atlanta, GA (404) 221-1222 • (404) 935-5859 [email protected] https://www.communitycouncilma.org/ |
Free services for young men of color: Screening, Assessment, Counseling, and Referral for employment, training, and related services; Life Skills and Job Readiness Institute; Mentoring; Community Forums; Workshops: Propel Yourself to Success; and “Overcoming the Odd: Success Strategies for Young Black Males”
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DeKalb County Human Services Department
Office of Youth Services 30 Warren Street, Atlanta, Georgia 30317 404-687-7192 https://www.dekalbcountyga.gov/youth-services/welcome |
Brings together non-profits service providers, community- based organizations, churches, citizens, private sector and other local government to address the issues relating to DeKalb County
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Empowering Men and Women On The Move for Reentry Inc.
2900 Landrum Drive, Atlanta, Georgia 30311 [email protected] 404 234 1011 |
Supportive Housing Program for men. Mission is to refer, place and prepare men and returning citizens who transition from the penal system, emergency shelter, jails and chronically homelessness to become self-sufficient independent living.
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Fulton Atlanta Community Action Authority
1690 Chantilly Drive, N.E., Atlanta, GA 30324 Community Empowerment & Resource Center 341 Kelly St., SE, Atlanta, GA 30315 http://www.facaa.org/ |
Non-Profit Organization Academy 4 Life - Life Skills Training Construction Training – YouthBuild GED Preparation Rental Assistance Food program, Energy Assistance
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Fulton County Division of Community Service
137 Peachtree St., Atlanta, GA 30303 (404) 612-7386 • [email protected] https://www.fultoncountyga.gov/services/human-services/community-service-programs |
Brings together non-profits service providers, community-based organizations, churches, citizens, private sector and other local government to address the issues relating to Fulton County
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Generation-SOSSI (Saving Our Sons & Sisters, International)
600 Bronner Brothers Way Suite 7, Atlanta, Georgia 30310 404-935-1983 https://usa.generation.org/atlanta |
Hospitality Employment training, Job skills training, Resume preparation. Interviewing, new careers techniques
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Georgia Department of Labor
148 Andrew Young International Blvd NE, Atlanta, GA 30303 (404) 232-7300 https://dol.georgia.gov/ |
Employment services, Job skills training, Resume preparation, Interviewing, new careers techniques
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Housing Authority of Fulton County (HAFC)
4273 Wendell Drive, Atlanta, GA 30336 [email protected] •404-406-3934 https://www.hafc.org/ |
Housing, Training and Financial Assistance to qualified residents of unincorporated Fulton County.
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JobGet
www.jobget.com |
JobGet is a mobile app that you can download on your phone and start applying to jobs in just a few minutes! There are no resumes required, and thousands of jobs available. Apply today, start tomorrow! Download the free app on your cell phone.
Please apply for employment via the link below via this link: http://link.jobget.com/communityoutreach |
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Juma Ventures
137 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, GA 30303 470-312-3770 Nonprofit social enterprise that operates businesses with the purpose of employing young people. https://www.juma.org/atlanta/ |
We make sure they EARN a paycheck, LEARN to manage their money and gain essential skills like responsibility, teamwork and how to communicate in the workplace. Ultimately, we CONNECT them to their next job and set them on a path to a career.
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lThe mission of M.E.N.S. Wear, Inc. is to serve as a resource & training center for young adult males. We seek to re-invent the positive professional male image for those who are actively seeking self-sufficiency for career advancement. M.E.N.S. Wear, Inc. partners with Governmental Agencies, Educational Institutions, Private Businesses, and Non-Governmental Organizations to provide Personal/Social Adjustment Training and Professional Wardrobe Clothing Services to “bridge the gap” in workforce development. It is the goal of M.E.N.S. Wear, Inc., a Social Enterprise, to empower individuals with becoming (1) confident, positive employees, (2) pioneers in building stronger communities, and (3) major contributors to the U.S. economy.
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Noble Man Enterprises, LLC
365 Crafton Court, NE, Lawrenceville, GA 30043 Office (770) 822-9801/Mobile (770) 845-1024 https://www.noblemanspeaks.com/ https://www.purposefinders.com/ |
Teaching, Training, Personal Development
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Office of the Fulton County Solicitor Keith E. Gammage
160 Pryor Street, SW, Third Floor, Atlanta, Georgia 30303 (404) 612-4719 |
Diversion programs that are focused on ending the school-to-prison pipeline, ‘Jobs Over Jails’ initiatives; Participation in community service projects .
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Reaching Our Brothers Everywhere (R.O.B.E.)
3035 Stone Mountain Street #1076, Lithonia, GA 30058 (404) 719-4297 ext. 105 http://breastfeedingrobe.org/ |
To educate, equip, and empower African American men.
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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Employment and Training (E&T) Program AKA SNAP Works Program
https://dfcs.georgia.gov/snap-works-program |
Georgia’s SNAP Works Program offers SNAP recipients job search, job skills training, GED, vocational training for specific jobs and work experience (a short-term unpaid work assignment) through partnerships with community-based organizations and educational institutions. The goal of the SNAP Works program is to help all food stamp recipients who are unemployed or underemployed with getting a job that eliminates their dependency on food stamps. Training opportunities are in a variety of fields from health care and manufacturing, to teaching and welding. The Program’s success is measured by helping Georgia families get the skills, training and work experience they need to build lives that are not reliant on public assistance programs.
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University for Parents
2295 Benjamin Mays Dr. SW. Atlanta, Georgia 30311 [email protected] 770-316-3487 http://www.uforparents.org/ |
Classes: Active Parenting, Fatherhood, Next Level Life Skills, Fostering Family Leaders, Financial Literacy, Computer Basics, Graphic Design, The Reading Circle, Get Fit! Health and Wellness, A New Way Forward: Emotional Wellness
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United Youth of America
2805 Metropolitan Parkway, Atlanta. Georgia 30315 678-362-8994 • [email protected] https://www.uyoa.org/ |
Training and certification in Culinary arts for position of Chef ,and training and certification in Cyber Security. Apprenticeship Programs in both fields.
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Urban League of Greater Atlanta
229 Peachtree St., Suite 300 Atlanta, GA 3030 404-225-4015 https://ulgatl.org/ |
Education, Post Education, Leadership, Workforce Fundamentals – Construction, Counseling & Case Management
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Urban League of Greater Atlanta
1560 Metropolitan Pkwy SW, Bldg. M, Atlanta, GA 30310 (Blue trailer after the Childcare Center and Allied Health Building) https://ulgatl.org/ |
YouthBuild Program Workforce Fundamentals – Construction Counseling & Case Management
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Urban League of Greater Atlanta/YouthBuild Promise Center
740 Cameron M, Alexander Blvd., Atlanta, GA 30318 404-449-6286 https://ulgatl.org/youthbuild/ |
Education and Workforce training. Prepares for entrepreneurship and small business growth; sustainable communities; and a voice for the underserved in our community
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Urban League of Greater Atlanta/Urban Youth Empowerment Program DeKalb/Peachcrest Salvation Army/Boys & Girls Club
3500 Sherrydale Lane, Decatur, GA 30032 404-599-9933 • [email protected] https://ulgatl.org/urban-youth-empowerment-program-dekalb/ |
Education and Workforce training . Prepares for entrepreneurship and small business growth; sustainable communities; and a voice for the underserved in our community
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Visions Unlimited
[email protected] (404) 993-9622 |
Life Skills & Job Readiness Training, Counseling, and Mentoring of youth referred by Juvenile Justice System. Collaboration with schools and other non-profits to meet the needs of young people.
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Wholistic Stress Control Institute, Inc.
2545 Benjamin E. Mays Dr. SW, Atlanta, GA 30311 404-755-0068 • 404-755-4333 Stress management services for children, youth, and adults. http://wholistic1.com/ |
Innovative training, wellness programs; prevention programs, including persons with special needs. Community prevention programs related to mental health, juvenile delinquency, violence, substance abuse, HIV/AIDS, teen pregnancy, parenting, etc..
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WorkSource Atlanta
818 Pollard Blvd., SW Atlanta, Georgia 30315 404-546-3000 • Fax: 404-546-6892 http://www.worksourceatlanta.org/ |
GED preparation and Assistance, Vocational Rehabilitation Services, Job Readiness and Interview Skills Training Computer Skills Development, Job Leads and Connections of Job Seekers to Employment, Interview Opportunities.
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Year Up-Greater Atlanta
730 Peachtree St. NE 9th Floor, Atlanta, GA 30308 1580 Metropolitan Parkway, SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 [email protected] 404-450-3875 • Fax 404-249-0099 https://www.yearup.org/about-us/our-locations/greater-atlanta/ |
One-year, intensive training program that provides under-served young adults, ages 18-24, with a combination of hands-on skills development, coursework eligible for college credit, corporate internships, and wraparound support.
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Young Adult Guidance Center, Inc.
Georgia Hill Neighborhood Center 250 Georgia Avenue, Suite 203, Atlanta, Georgia 30312 678.754.4605 • [email protected] |
Screening, Assessment and Referral for Services Life Skills and Job Readiness Workshops, Mentoring
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Youth Development & Capacity Building, Inc
2285 Metropolitan Parkway, Suite 348, Atlanta, GA 30310 [email protected] • www.ydcb.bmc.org (202) 230-7472 |
Math on the Mic, Youth Business Financial Literacy 101 Plan for your future 101, Community Gardens Development Youth Health Living and Learning Programs
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Organizations, employers, and agencies that provide education, training, employment, and other services for young men, are invited to join the Priority Male Empowerment Network by clicking the button below. There is no charge for network membership.
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