As Clayton County braces for extreme cold temperatures, local organizations are ramping up efforts to ensure the safety and well-being of the homeless population. Two groups, Hearts to Nourish Hope and Ujima Way, are coordinating outreach efforts to provide essential supplies and transportation to warm shelters for those in need. Individuals who require assistance can reach out to these organizations for help, as bed space allows.

Hearts to Nourish Hope and Ujima Way will be distributing blankets, water, and food to the community members in need of shelter. For those requiring transportation to the shelters, they are encouraged to call or text the following numbers: Ujima Way at 404-267-1853 and Hearts to Nourish Hope at 404-375-5341. Officials stress the importance of providing an exact address or location for the individual(s) to facilitate more efficient coordination.

In a correction noted by the Clayton County official news, the county highlights the collective efforts to open Warming Centers and Shelters in preparation for the upcoming cold wave. These measures underscore a community-wide initiative to safeguard vulnerable populations against the harsh weather conditions expected to hit the region.

Clayton County and its partners are committed to community safety and preparedness. As the cold sets in, the county’s homeless population faces increased risks. Local groups are working to provide safe, warm spaces for those in need, ensuring everyone has support during this challenging time.