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- 1. Community Engagement
These organizations and temples provide a wide range of cultural, religious, social, and community services to the Indian population in the Atlanta area.
Indian organizations
• Indian American Cultural Association (IACA): Established in 1971, IACA is one of the oldest Indian cultural organizations in Atlanta. It organizes various cultural events, educational programs, and community services. IACA Atlanta
• Telugu Association of Metro Atlanta (TAMA): Focuses on promoting Telugu culture, language, and heritage through various cultural events and activities.
• Greater Atlanta Tamil Sangam (GATS): Dedicated to preserving and promoting Tamil culture and traditions, GATS organizes cultural events, language classes, and social activities.
• Kannada Koota of Atlanta: Aims to promote Kannada culture and language through various cultural programs, festivals, and social gatherings.• Bengali Association of Greater Atlanta (BAGA): Promotes Bengali culture and heritage through cultural events, celebrations, and community activities.• Gujarati Samaj of Atlanta: Works to preserve and promote Gujarati culture, traditions, and language through various events, celebrations, and community programs.
• Kerala Association of Atlanta (KAAGA): Focuses on promoting Kerala’s culture, traditions, and language through cultural programs, festivals, and social activities.
• Maharashtra Mandal of Atlanta: Dedicated to preserving and promoting Marathi culture and traditions through various cultural events, festivals, and community activities
Temples
• Hindu Temple of Atlanta: One of the largest Hindu temples in the Southeast United States, it features shrines dedicated to various deities and hosts numerous cultural and religious events.
• Shree Shakti Mandir of Atlanta: This temple is dedicated to Shakti, the divine feminine energy, and offers various religious services and cultural programs.
• Shiv Mandir of Atlanta: Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this temple serves the spiritual and cultural needs of the community with various religious ceremonies and festivals.
• Sri Lakshmi Temple:A prominent temple dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi, it provides a place for worship, religious rituals, and cultural activities.
• Atlanta Ganesh Temple:Devoted to Lord Ganesha, this temple is a center for Hindu worship and cultural activities in Atlanta.
• BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Atlanta: A beautiful traditional Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan, offering spiritual activities, cultural programs, and community services.
• Sri Hanuman Mandir: A temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman, known for its vibrant religious ceremonies and community events. Sri Hanuman Mandir
2. Visa and immigration support
• Consulate General of India in Atlanta: Assistance with passports, visas (including emergency visas), OCI cards, renunciation of Indian citizenship, and various consular services. They also provide emergency services and support for Indians in the southeastern U.S.
Website: indiainatlanta.gov.in
Address: 5549 Glenridge Drive NE, Atlanta, GA 30342
Phone: (404) 963-5902
• Center for Pan Asian Community Services (CPACS): Offers citizenship classes, application assistance, Green Card renewal, travel permits, work permits, legal consultation, and interpretation services. They also provide free transportation in many cases. Website
• Georgia Asylum and Immigration Network (GAIN): Provides pro bono legal services for asylum seekers and immigrant victims of human trafficking, domestic violence, and other crimes. They offer direct representation and support volunteer attorneys. GAIN (Atlanta Bar Association).
3. Elderly SupportThere are several resources and organizations that offer elder care and programs specifically for the Indian community. Here are a few you might find helpful:
1. Indian American Cultural Association (IACA)
o Services: Offers cultural events, community support, and resources for senior citizens.
o Contact: IACA Website
2. Indian Senior Center
o Services: Provides social, cultural, and recreational programs for senior citizens, including health seminars and community gatherings.
o Contact: Check local Indian community centers or ask for recommendations in the Indian community for specific contact information.
3. Atlanta Tamil Sangam
o Services: Provides community support and organizes events for Tamil-speaking seniors, including cultural programs and social activities.
o Contact: Atlanta Tamil Sangam Website
4. Indian Cultural Heritage Foundation (ICHF)
o Services: Focuses on promoting Indian culture and providing support for the senior community through various programs and events.
o Contact: ICHF Website
5. Local Senior Centers
o Services: Some senior centers in Atlanta may offer programs for Indian seniors or can connect you with culturally relevant resources.
o Contact: Explore centers like the Dunwoody Senior Center or North Fulton Senior Center for programs and support.
6. Center for Pan Asian Community Services (CPACS)
o Services: Offers a variety of services including social and senior services, health and wellness programs, and community engagement initiatives.
o Contact: CPACS (CPACS Website)
7. Division of Aging Services, Georgia Department of Human Services
o Services: Provides programs such as caregiver support, home and community based services, elder rights and advocacy, and Medicare counseling.
o Contact: Georgia Division of Aging Services (GA Aging Services)
These organizations can offer a range of services including social activities, cultural events, and support tailored to the Indian community. It’s always a good idea to contact them directly for the most up-to-date information and specific programs available.
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