Our Services

Connecting families with the resources they need to thrive

At A Leading Promise & Kayla Strong Foundation Inc, we provide a range of programs designed to help individuals and families in Metro Atlanta and Middle Georgia overcome hardship and build lasting stability. All services are provided with dignity, compassion, and respect.

To request any service, complete our contact form or call us at 678-310-4337. A team member will follow up within 1–2 business days to discuss your needs and next steps.

Food Assistance

No one should go hungry.

Our food assistance program provides groceries, non-perishable items, and fresh produce to families and individuals experiencing food insecurity. We partner with local food banks and community donors to keep our pantry stocked year-round.

Eligibility

Residents of Metro Atlanta or Middle Georgia
Households experiencing food insecurity or financial hardship
No income threshold — all are welcome

How to Apply

Contact us by phone or through our online form. Select 'Food Assistance' as your service request. A coordinator will confirm pickup or delivery details.

What to Expect

You will receive a food package tailored to your household size. Packages typically include canned goods, dry staples, fresh produce when available, and personal care items. Distribution is available weekly.

Shelter / Housing

Safe, stable housing is a foundation for everything.

We assist individuals and families in securing safe, stable housing through emergency shelter referrals, transitional housing support, rental assistance coordination, and home placement services. We work closely with local housing authorities and partner organizations.

Eligibility

Individuals or families facing homelessness or housing instability
Survivors of domestic violence in need of safe placement
Families at risk of eviction due to financial hardship

How to Apply

Call 678-310-4337 or submit our contact form selecting 'Shelter / Housing.' For urgent situations, please call directly so we can prioritize your case.

What to Expect

A case manager will assess your situation and connect you with available emergency shelter, transitional housing programs, or rental assistance resources. We will guide you through the application process and advocate on your behalf.

Domestic Violence Support

You are not alone. Help is here.

We partner with domestic violence prevention organizations to provide survivors with access to safe housing, emergency resources, legal referrals, counseling connections, and long-term support services. Your safety and privacy are our top priorities.

Eligibility

Survivors of domestic violence or intimate partner abuse
Individuals seeking to safely leave an abusive situation
Family members supporting a survivor

How to Apply

Contact us confidentially by phone at 678-310-4337 or via our secure contact form. All inquiries are handled with strict confidentiality.

What to Expect

A trained advocate will connect with you to assess your immediate safety needs. We can assist with emergency shelter placement, safety planning, access to legal resources, and ongoing case management support.

Financial Assistance

Helping you get back on your feet.

Our financial assistance program helps families navigate short-term financial crises, including utility shutoffs, medical bills, and other emergency expenses. We also connect clients with benefits enrollment and financial literacy resources.

Eligibility

Households experiencing a temporary financial crisis
Individuals at risk of utility disconnection or eviction
Families not currently receiving adequate public assistance

How to Apply

Submit our contact form selecting 'Financial Assistance' or call us directly. Be prepared to briefly describe your situation — no documentation is required to make initial contact.

What to Expect

A coordinator will review your needs and connect you with available emergency funds, community resources, or benefits programs. We will help you complete applications and follow up to ensure you receive support.

Job Training

Building skills for a better future.

Our job training program equips adults with the skills, certifications, and confidence needed to enter or re-enter the workforce. We offer resume workshops, interview preparation, digital skills training, and connections to local employers.

Eligibility

Adults 18 and older seeking employment
Individuals who have experienced barriers to employment
Residents of Metro Atlanta or Middle Georgia

How to Apply

Contact us via the form or phone and select 'Job Training.' We will schedule an intake meeting to understand your goals and match you with the right program track.

What to Expect

Participants receive one-on-one coaching, group workshops, and access to our employer network. Program length varies from 2 to 8 weeks depending on the track. Completion certificates are provided.

Back-to-School Supplies

Every child deserves to start the school year ready.

Each year we distribute backpacks filled with grade-appropriate school supplies to children in need. Our back-to-school events are a community celebration — free, welcoming, and open to all families who need support.

Eligibility

Children in grades K–12
Families experiencing financial hardship
No proof of income required

How to Apply

Register through our contact form or call us to be added to the distribution list. Events are held annually in late July and August — sign up early as supplies are limited.

What to Expect

Each child receives a backpack stocked with notebooks, pencils, folders, and other grade-level supplies. Events also feature food, activities, and connections to other community resources.

Ready to Get Help?

Reach out today — our team is here to listen and connect you with the right resources. All inquiries are confidential.