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REDEEMED
Outreach
CDC
Rooted in Re-entry
Our Mission at REDEEMED is to equip our community with resources, economic development, education, employment and mentorship opportunities to achieve lasting self-sufficiency. Through work-force re-entry housing and agriculture programs to assist working people with permanent housing placement
Resources, Economic Development, Education, Entrepreneurship, Mentorship
REDEEMED
Re-entry Work Force
Housing Program
The REDEEM House provides a wholistic approach to the re-entry and transitional housing process that includes sound mental health and behavior evaluations, help in securing a clean, quiet and safe haven for themselves, and the ability to maintain income and live independently.
Call 404-755-9441 for appointment
Mother Clyde Memorial
West End Garden
The City of Atlanta's first Community Garden was founded in 1995 by 97-year-old Mother Clyde and Sister DeBorah Williams to rid the neighborhood of abandoned lots. Because of the movement, a neighborhood watch was founded, the WENA, the West End Farmer’s Market ATL, and two adopted parks that have come to feature fruit orchards and gardens.
West End
Farmers Market
ATL
This event provides the West End community and surrounding area with an opportunity to purchase local, fresh goods, or market added-value products.
Sponsors, Vendors, Added Value Produce and Talent Showcase Opportunities available. Accepting WIC, SNAP, debit, credit cards. Get more with WWG $2 for $1 double and save.
Contact Market Manager at 404.755.9441
Come grow with us!
Are you looking to volunteer? Looking for housing assistance? Or looking to pick up some fresh produce? Bring home some flowers for bae or some green baby bushes to freshen up the air at home?
Let us know below how best you can contribute to our community building! Then click on the map to the right for directions to us!