Our House Awarded Grant for Parents and Children Impacted by Domestic Violence
Our House is honored to receive the FY 2024 SSAPC grant from the Office of Family Violence Prevention and Services. This funding will help us strengthen support for abused parents and children exposed to domestic violence across Metro Atlanta through enhanced services, advocacy, and interventions.
Our House’s Samantha Mullins Awarded Teacher of the Year: Preschool by Georgia’s Department of Early Learning
We are beyond excited to announce that our very own Ms. Samantha Mullins has been awarded the Teacher of the Year Award in the Preschool category! This prestigious honor was presented last week by Bright from the Start: Department of Early Learning, and we couldn’t be more proud of her outstanding achievement. Thanks to the […]
Our House President & CEO Tyese Lawyer Recognized Among Georgia’s Most Influential Leaders
We are thrilled to announce a remarkable achievement for Tyese Lawyer, President and CEO of Our House. Tyese has been honored as one of Georgia Trend Magazine’s GEORGIA 500 – The State’s Most Influential Leaders! For Tyese, leadership is guided by a powerful personal motto: “Invest in children, families, people, and the future.” This philosophy […]
Fulton County Summer Job Training
Our House Career Exploration in Early Learning Program
Georgia’s PreK: Now Enrolling
April 2024 Newsletter
April 1, 2024
socialATLANTA.com: OH What a Night Gala: An Evening of Love & Laughter
Hosted by Our House at The Atlanta History Center, the event brought together close to 300 esteemed guests and raised nearly $500,000 for transitioning families from homelessness. Our House, an Atlanta area nonprofit leading the fight against family homelessness, hosted its annual OH What a Night Gala: An Evening of Love & Laughter at The […]
March 2024 Newsletter
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AJC Article: Homeless families find help through Our House
INSPIRE ATLANTABy Nancy Badertscher – For the AJC Tannyetta Robinson went out looking for a job less than a week after giving birth to her first child. Robinson’s life had been challenging. She’d spent time in foster care as a child and later became pregnant by a live-in, abusive boyfriend. Robinson wanted better for herself […]