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As the FIFA World Cup comes to Atlanta, homeless services expand

While residents from across the world come to Atlanta to take part in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, street outreach teams from the Policing and Alternatives Diversion Initiative (PAD) move throughout the city, distributing food and care items to Atlanta’s unsheltered residents.  PAD, which has provided diversion and care navigation services in the city since […]

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