Find Help. Find Resources. Know Where to Start.
Finding the right community resource can be difficult. MAGZ Health Services helps individuals, families, caregivers, and community members identify trusted starting points for health, benefits, aging, family, employment, housing, food, and other community needs.
Not Sure Where to Begin?
Use this page as a starting point. Begin with the type of assistance you need, then connect with the appropriate official agency, community resource system, or service provider.
Resources Are More Useful When You Can Find Them.
Health and well-being are influenced by more than medical care. Food, housing, transportation, health coverage, employment, caregiver support, family services, and access to reliable information can all affect everyday health and stability.
MAGZ Health Services provides health education and general resource navigation to help community members identify appropriate services and credible sources of information.
This page is designed as a starting point. Program eligibility, service areas, funding, availability, and application requirements are determined by the organization or agency providing the service.
Explore Community Resource Areas
Choose the category that best matches your need. Some individuals and families may need support in more than one area.
Healthcare Access
Starting points for healthcare services, public health programs, preventive services, screenings, and community health support.
Health Insurance & Benefits
Official resources for health coverage, Medicaid, Medicare, Marketplace insurance, and public benefits.
Food & Nutrition Assistance
Resources that may help individuals and families access food, nutrition benefits, and meal programs.
Housing & Utility Support
Starting points for housing assistance, utility programs, shelter, and other basic-needs resources.
Transportation
Resources that may assist with transportation to healthcare, community services, senior programs, and essential appointments.
Older Adults & Caregivers
Resources for healthy aging, caregiver support, dementia, respite services, Medicare counseling, and aging programs.
Maternal, Child & Family Support
Resources that may support pregnant individuals, parents, children, infants, and families.
Mental Health & Emotional Support
Resources for mental-health information, treatment navigation, crisis services, substance-use support, and community programs.
Employment & Workforce Resources
Programs that may assist job seekers with employment, career development, training, and workforce services.
Disability & Independent Living Resources
Programs and agencies that may support employment, independent living, vocational rehabilitation, and other services for individuals with disabilities.
For benefits, insurance, Medicaid, housing, employment, disability services, aging programs, and other public services, government websites are the best place to verify current eligibility requirements, applications, deadlines, and program information.
Trusted Government Resources
Use the links below to reach official Georgia and federal program information. Government agencies determine eligibility, benefits, enrollment requirements, and program availability.
Georgia Gateway
Georgia's secure benefits portal for programs including SNAP, TANF, Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, Georgia Pathways, CAPS, WIC, and other eligible assistance programs.
Visit Georgia Gateway →Georgia Medicaid
Official information about Georgia Medicaid, PeachCare for Kids, Georgia Pathways to Coverage, eligibility, healthcare programs, and member resources.
Visit Georgia Medicaid →Georgia Access
Georgia's official health insurance marketplace for individuals and families to explore health coverage, eligibility, financial assistance, and enrollment options.
Visit Georgia Access →Georgia WIC
Official Georgia information about the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children, including nutrition services, breastfeeding support, eligibility, and program access.
Visit Georgia WIC →Georgia DPH Women & Children
Explore Georgia public-health programs and information for women, mothers, infants, children, and families.
Explore Women & Children Resources →Georgia Division of Aging Services
Official resources for older adults, caregivers, individuals with disabilities, aging programs, Medicare counseling, and community-based services.
Explore Aging Services →Georgia Department of Community Affairs
Find information about Georgia housing assistance, affordable housing programs, rental resources, housing vouchers, and community-development services.
Explore Housing Assistance →WorkSource Georgia
Connect with Georgia workforce services, job-search resources, career assistance, skills development, and training opportunities.
Visit WorkSource Georgia →Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency
Services for eligible Georgians with disabilities may include vocational rehabilitation, employment support, independent living resources, and related services.
Visit GVRA →Georgia Department of Veterans Service
Find benefits assistance, veterans service offices, education and training information, caregiver resources, and other services for Georgia veterans and their families.
Visit Veterans Service →Medicare.gov
Official federal information about Medicare eligibility, enrollment, coverage, health and drug plans, providers, premiums, and Medicare benefits.
Visit Medicare.gov →Social Security Administration
Official information about Social Security retirement, disability benefits, Supplemental Security Income, Medicare enrollment, and Social Security services.
Visit Social Security →Search for Community Programs Through Findhelp
After checking official public programs, Findhelp can be useful for locating local and community-based services such as food, housing, healthcare, transportation, financial assistance, employment support, and other programs.
MAGZ Health Services is also listed on Findhelp, helping connect our organization within broader community resource and referral networks.
Search by ZIP Code
Enter your ZIP code on Findhelp to search for programs and services available in or near your community.
Healthy aging, caregiver education, dementia information, community resources, and wellness support are important parts of MAGZ's community health work.
Support for the Aging Journey
Older adults and caregivers may need help navigating health information, aging services, benefits, caregiver resources, dementia education, transportation, and community programs.
MAGZ provides healthy aging education and offers VitalCare 55+, our community wellness program designed to bring health education and wellness programming closer to adults 55 and older.
Know Which Coverage Resource to Use
Different programs serve different populations. Georgia Access is Georgia's official Marketplace for individual and family health insurance, while Georgia Medicaid administers eligible Medicaid and PeachCare programs. Medicare.gov provides official federal Medicare information.
MAGZ can provide general educational information and resource navigation, but eligibility and enrollment decisions are made by the appropriate program or agency.
Visit Georgia AccessWhen the Need Is Urgent
The MAGZ Community Resource Hub is not an emergency or crisis response service. Contact the appropriate emergency or crisis resource directly when immediate assistance is required.
MAGZ Health Services provides general community resource information and navigation for educational and informational purposes. Unless specifically stated otherwise, third-party organizations, government agencies, programs, websites, and services listed or linked on this page are not operated by MAGZ Health Services. MAGZ does not guarantee eligibility, availability, acceptance, funding, benefits, placement, or the accuracy of information maintained by third parties. Visitors should verify current information directly with the applicable agency or organization. This page does not replace medical, legal, financial, benefits, or emergency advice from qualified professionals or agencies.
Finding Help Shouldn't Start With Guesswork.
Use the MAGZ Community Resource Hub to identify trusted starting points, official government resources, community programs, and organizations that may be able to help.
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