Comprehensive Care

Through our supportive service programs, we serve chronically homeless individuals—many of whom have experienced homelessness for an average of seven years before coming into our care. Thanks to our holistic approach, an impressive 93% of Quest residents do not return to lives marked by homelessness and neglect. Our CARF Accredited Supportive Services provide at-risk populations with intensive case management to address individual needs. Services include: On-Site Case Management Weekly Substance Abuse Support Groups Linkage to Medical +Mental Health Care GED Classes Interactive Nutrition Classes HIV/AIDS Testing Domestic Violence Workshops Workforce Development Training Childcare Services Transportation Assistance Assistance in obtaining SSI/SSDI Assistance in obtaining SNAP Benefits

Because QuestCDC exclusively houses residents through The Gateway Center, our programs target the most vulnerable individuals in Atlanta. Together, we provide a pathway from chronic homelessness to permanent stability. At QuestCDC, we know that housing plus support changes everything. Every referral represents not just a bed, but a new beginning—a chance to restore hope, rebuild lives, and strengthen our community.

When someone arrives at The Gateway Center, they’re often at one of the hardest points in their journey. Through our exclusive referral partnership, QuestCDC provides the next step: Safe, stable housing that ends the cycle of street homelessness. Case management and wraparound services to address health, counseling, and employment needs. Life skills training that equips residents for long-term independence. Community support that reduces isolation and fosters belonging. This model ensures that every person who enters QuestCDC housing has both a home and the tools to move forward. Begin your housing journey now @ The Gateway Center

Supportive housing is the most effective solution for individuals facing chronic homelessness. By combining permanent housing with ongoing support, residents can focus on healing, growth, and stability. The impact includes: Fewer emergency room visits and incarcerations. Improved health and mental wellness outcomes. Greater employment and financial stability. Stronger, safer neighborhoods as homelessness decreases.

Partnering for Health, Housing, and Hope Collaboration is key to achieving lasting housing stability. Each year, we partner with over 75 nonprofit organizations across Georgia to deliver a wide range of social, financial, and health-related services to nearly 1,100 clients and residents. ​ ​By connecting residents to quality healthcare, recovery support, healthy food access, and wellness resources, we help create the stability needed to pursue education, employment, and lifelong success. Health & Recovery Partnerships