Between busy schedules and systemic barriers to care, women are too often asked to put our health second. So we’re stepping it up. From curated health resources to pop-up events near you, Northside Hospital is working to bring well-being within reach for women in our community.
Connect with nonprofits and Northside Hospital community partners here to support you.
Founded in 1979, NAMI is the nation's largest grassroots mental health organization. Find resources and support tailored to your needs, background, and where you are on your mental health journey.
Mental Health America is the nation's leading nonprofit dedicated to the promotion of mental health and well-being. Take an online mental health test, learn about mental health treatment or find a support line serving your community.
AFSP is dedicated to saving lives and bringing hope to those affected by suicide, including those who have experienced a loss. Find information, resources and support online and in your area.
Navigate Recovery serves individuals and families impacted by addiction, connecting them to recovery resources, support coaches and a dedicated recovery and wellness center designed by women, for women.
The Sobriety Resource connects individuals struggling with addiction to reputable treatment and recovery providers throughout Georgia—free of charge. Their services include consultations, placement assistance, and financial assistance for those in need.
Since 1990, the Summit Counseling Center has brought hope and healing to people in need at every stage of life by providing a wide range of mental health services for individuals, couples and families.
In addition to its 22 miles of scenic trails, the Atlanta Beltline offers a host of free and low-cost programs to support healthy living. From free fitness classes to guided bike tours and running clubs, find fun ways to get outside and get active.
From figure drawing classes and walking clubs to a weekly farmer’s market offering 2x EBT benefits on fresh fruits and veggies, the Piedmont Park Conservancy offers a full calendar of events to support health and wellness in the Atlanta community.
Atlanta Track Club is committed to creating an active and healthy Atlanta. No matter your ability or fitness level, Atlanta Track Club invites runners and walkers from all walks of life to come together and get moving.
Connect with nature—and your community—at the Dunwoody Nature Center. Enjoy 22 acres of scenic forests, plus special events like monthly book clubs, guided meditation, sound bathing and more.
The Sandy Springs Conservancy is dedicated to enriching the greenspace and community of Sandy Springs. Get moving with guided tours of the neighborhood’s parks and trails or stop by the Sandy Springs Farmer’s Market for fresh, local produce.
For over 40 years, BRAG has brought together cyclists from around the state and the world to get active, find community and enjoy the great outdoors. Sign up to join their next ride today.
Postpartum Support International (PSI) is the world’s leading nonprofit organization dedicated to helping those suffering from perinatal mood disorders, the most common complication of childbirth.
Helping Mamas elevates the well-being of women and children by distributing period products and essential baby items to communities across Georgia. Through the Baby Supply Bank of Georgia, Helping Mamas provides free essentials for children from birth to age 12.
Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Georgia exists to improve maternal and infant health through advocacy, education and access to vital resources. Since 1974, HMHBGA a has been the strongest statewide voice for improved access to healthcare and health outcomes for Georgia’s mothers and babies.
March of Dimes leads the fight for the health of all moms and babies. Find educational and in-person resources to support you through every stage of pregnancy and help your baby have the best possible start.
The Preeclampsia Foundation provides information on the signs and symptoms of preeclampsia and other related disorders, as well as mental health support for women struggling with or after a traumatic pregnancy.
The coalition serves to protect, promote, and support breastfeeding through education and advocacy. Find educational videos and links to local and national organizations here to support you.
The Atlanta Community Food Bank works with nearly 700 community-based partners—including food pantries, community kitchens, childcare centers, and more—to distribute 9 million+ meals each month to Georgians experiencing food insecurity.
As one of the largest community-based providers of home-delivered meals and nutrition services in the U.S., Open Hand Atlanta delivers nutritious, made-from-scratch meals directly to the homes of people who need them—all free of charge.
From housing placement to job skills training and more, Gateway Center connects people experiencing homelessness with the support necessary to become self-sufficient and find a permanent home.
Community Assistance Center provides basic needs assistance for neighbors in the Dunwoody and Sandy Springs areas to prevent homelessness and hunger while promoting self-sufficiency and empowering them to thrive.
The Drake House is a nonprofit dedicated to providing private crisis housing to single mothers and children who are experiencing homelessness in North Fulton—keeping families united under one roof as they work toward long-term stability.
Located in Gwinnett, Rainbow Village strives to transform the lives of families experiencing homelessness by providing hope, housing and healing to transform the lives of each person that encounters their organization.
PADV is the first and largest domestic violence agency in Georgia. From emergency shelter services to legal assistance and support groups, PADV works to support every survivor on the journey to a violence-free life. Call the Georgia statewide 24/7 hotline at 1-800-33-HAVEN (42836) to find help near you.
Find advocates who will listen to without judgement and offer you options and support while you make choices for yourself and your family. As an LGBTQ+ affirming agency, WRC services are provided to all—inclusive of sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression.
Since 1988, Rape Response has served as a system of support, advocacy and education, providing services to the community and survivors of sexual assault (ages 13 and older) while safeguarding the dignity of each person served. Primary service area: Dawson, Forsyth, Habersham, Hall, Lumpkin and White counties.
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For over 40 years, CFVC has worked to provide safety, shelter, and support for domestic violence survivors in the Cherokee Country community and across the state of Georgia.
NOA provides safe haven and support services to victims of domestic violence in Dawson and Lumpkin counties. Through educational programs, NOA works to foster attitudes in the community that violence is not acceptable.
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The Hands Off Foundation is a nonprofit organization that is focused on providing women and children affected by sexual violence with the secure housing, therapeutic services and support they need.
Susan G. Komen Greater Atlanta is the largest breast cancer-specific organization in the Southeast. From fact-based information to emotional and financial support, Susan G. Komen is here to support you and your loved ones.
Sisters by Choice provides breast cancer testing and treatment programs for underserved communities. They also operate a network of support group chapters dedicated to providing resources, information and counsel to survivors and their families.
GOCA exists to increase education on the risks, symptoms and treatment of ovarian cancer. Find resources, including information on genetic testing, peer-to-peer support groups, financial assistance providers and more.
Even after recovery, breast cancer can have debilitating effects on survivors’ endurance, physical function and quality of life. TurningPoint works to make rehabilitation services accessible all survivors—regardless of their ability to pay.
Harts of Teal is a nonprofit dedicated to educating women on the signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer and supporting survivors. Connect to a supportive community of survivors and find strength through shared experiences.
Relay For Life is more than a walk—it’s a chance to come together in your local community to celebrate cancer survivors, remember loved ones lost, and fight back against every cancer as we come together for every life.
United Way of Greater Atlanta has been serving the community for almost 120 years. Count on United Way for support to keep yourself and your family housed, fed, safe and healthy in times of need.
CBWW aims to improve the health and well-being of Black women and their families through a host of programs and services aimed at optimizing health, strengthening families and communities, and advancing health equity.
In addition to their Meals on Wheels program, SSNF provides transportation to medical appointments, assistance for homebound seniors, and operates seven community centers that enrich the lives of hundreds of seniors each week.
YWCA has been a voice for change for women and families in Georgia since its founding at Spelman College in 1902. From high-quality, affordable childcare to digital skills training and more, YWCA’s programs work to empower women in our community.
Cobb Community Foundation is catalyst for a thriving community—mobilizing people, ideas, and resources to support local nonprofits and improve quality of life in and around Cobb.
As the only public foundation in Georgia dedicated solely to women and girls, The Atlanta Women’s Foundation’s works to amplify the impact of local nonprofits and be a catalyst for change in the lives of women and girls.
Regular check-ups are the best way to catch issues early and protect your long-term health.
With hundreds of convenient locations and services offered in 40+ languages, Northside Hospital wants to help you find the right health partner for you.
It’s ok to not feel ok. But if stress, anxiety, or other mental health issues are impacting your life, help is available. Head over to Northside Hospital’s mental health page to find self-assessment tools, helpful coping tips and providers in your area.
Heart diseases are among the leading causes of death in women. Check out our library of educational videos to learn about important heart health topics — like understanding the early signs of heart disease in women — or find a heart specialist at one of 55+ Northside locations.
Four out of five pregnancy-related deaths in the U.S. are preventable. From expert physical and mental health providers to educational resources, classes, support groups and more, Northside Hospital supports women in our community through pregnancy, recovery and beyond.
Regular check-ups are the best way to catch issues early and protect your long-term health.
With hundreds of convenient locations and services offered in 40+ languages, Northside Hospital wants to help you find the right health partner for you.
It’s ok to not feel ok. But if stress, anxiety, or other mental health issues are impacting your life, help is available. Head over to Northside Hospital’s mental health page to find self-assessment tools, helpful coping tips and providers in your area.
Heart diseases are among the leading causes of death in women. Check out our library of educational videos to learn about important heart health topics — like understanding the early signs of heart disease in women — or find a heart specialist at one of 55+ Northside locations.
Four out of five pregnancy-related deaths in the U.S. are preventable. From expert physical and mental health providers to educational resources, classes, support groups and more, Northside Hospital supports women in our community through pregnancy, recovery and beyond.
Browse curated wellness tools and resources, handpicked by medical pros.
Stream guided meditations designed to reduce stress and anxiety, promote sleep and improve mindfulness.
Everything you need to know — from prenatal care through your first postpartum year.
“Fight for things worth fighting for, otherwise don’t worry or get frustrated over the small things. Let it go. Volunteer or give back in some way to an organization or a cause you are passionate about. Live in the moment! Enjoy everything!”
—Joanna Koskey, Northside Hospital Cancer Survivor
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