In 2025, we expanded our services, launching the Southern Kiki Leaders Collective (SKLC) and creating the nation's first Gender-Affirming Legal Care for Youth Program to house our unique trainings and Gender-Affirming Name Change Clinics. Even with no full-time staff, we served 77 young people across our legal programs and recruited 51 SKLC members. 

We raised over $170,000 in grants, contracts, and unrestricted funds to support our mission, making new partnerships with amazing new organizations such as:

• The Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta

• American College of Trial Lawyers

• CVS Health

• The Elizabeth Taylor Aids Foundation

• National Homelessness Law Center

Learn more in our Y2025 Year in Review. Once again, thank you to the Georgia Bar Foundation for continuing their investments in Atlanta's youth in 2025-2026.

In 2024, we became the first civil legal aid organization in Georgia to focus on youth and young adults aged 12-24 at risk of or experiencing homelessness on their own. We were proud to join the American Bar Association’s (ABA) Homeless Youth Legal Network, which provides a directory of legal aid providers around the United States that serve young people.

Our position as the only legal organization of our kind in GA reflects how critical our services are, and how much need there is. Since starting to serve clients in late August 2024, we have connected with 53 young people through listening sessions, brief legal advice, and direct legal representation. 100% of our clients are Black, Indigenous and People of Color.