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DeKalb Opens Warming Centers as Freezing Temps Hit, Frontline Response Leads Care

DeKalb Opens Warming Centers as Freezing Temps Hit, Frontline Response Leads Care

In an effort to keep locals safe during the chilly weather, DeKalb County has opened four warming centers from today through Friday, beginning at 8 p.m. According to DeKalb County’s official website, these centers provide a haven from the severe weather and could end up being a lifeline for individuals in need.

Specifically, Frontline Response International, situated at 2585 Gresham Road in Atlanta, will serve as a center of support, offering basic services like beds, hot meals, and case management in addition to shelter. One of the main pillars of DeKalb County’s efforts to effectively assist and respond to its citizens during these crucial periods when the temperature drops is access to this centralized care.

It should be mentioned that this year, fire stations will not be used as overnight warming stations. However, for anyone interested in the Frontline facility’s full range of services, Avondale Fire Station No. 3, located at 100 N. Clarendon Avenue, Avondale Estates, will continue to operate as a transportation pickup location. A schedule made public by county officials outlines other pickup locations across the county prior to the centers opening.

DeKalb County has a framework in place for those who need housing services or assistance with homelessness outside of these urgent steps. The DeKalb County Coordinated Entry, a program designed to directly address the complexities and obstacles faced by the most vulnerable people of the community, can be contacted by phoning (404) 687-3500.

Residents can check the official DeKalb County website for a comprehensive list of services provided, each warming center’s operating hours, and details on the transportation pickup schedules.

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