Our Programs

Transitional Housing

Being part of the community and living as independently as possible are among the most important values and goals shared by people with disabilities, their families, and advocates. A home of one's own – either rented or owned – is the cornerstone of independence for people with disabilities. However, across the U.S. people with disabilities, including people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), face a severe housing crisis. Jamies Angels On Move is focused of helping these families in need.

Back to School Giveaway

On July 27, 2019, Jamie's Angels on the Move, Inc. launched its annual Back to School Giveaway. The Back to School Giveaway initiative will treat students from grades Kindergarten thru 12th (with special emphasis on special needs students) to free school supplies. The Back to School Giveaway program will take place in selected communities throughout metro Atlanta, Georgia. July 2023 will be our Next Back to School Give Away!

Parent Support Group

On September 28, 2019, Jamie's Angels on the Move, Inc. launched its annual Community of Angels Grief Support Breakfast. The Community of Angels Grief Support Breakfast provides a supportive social platform and dining experience for those who have lost loved ones. The breakfast will take place in selected communities throughout metro Atlanta, Georgia.

The Community of Angels Grief Support Breakfast

Feeding Families Thanksgiving Dinner

On November 23, 2019, Jamie's Angels on the Move, Inc. launched its annual Feeding Families Thanksgiving Dinner. The Feeding Families Thanksgiving Dinner will always feed those that have the least but deserve the most. The Feeding Families Thanksgiving Dinner will take place in selected communities throughout metro Atlanta, Georgia.

About Us

Our Mission and Vission

JAM empowers individuals aged 13-26 by focusing on their strengths and helping them overcome weaknesses, with access to career training, job opportunities, and housing resources.
Through seminars, role-playing, and projects, JAM provides life skills training, along with emotional counseling and therapeutic services through third-party partners.
Participants engage in arts and crafts activities and social functions, fostering personal growth and community connection
JAM offers safe housing for individuals with disabilities or special needs for up to 24 months, helping them develop the skills necessary to live independently as adults.

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