Our Services

People sort packaged bread on tables at GAP Ministries’ food pantry.
A volunteer looks through file folders while another assists a person seated at a table.
Families with children and strollers visit a table stocked with diapers and other supplies.
People meet individually across tables at GAP Ministries, including a woman holding a baby.

Thursday Morning Services

  • Thursday 8:30-12:00
    GAP Food Pantry offers non-perishable food items, fresh goods and toiletries based on family size and housing status. Persons who can cook receive enough food for several days. Persons without cooking facilities receive a bag lunch.

  • Thursday 9:00-11:30
    Everyone needs a birth certificate to establish their identity. We fill out the needed paperwork and pay the fees for persons born in the United States, or as American citizens overseas. Please bring all forms of photo identification that you have. We may also get marriage or divorce documents if they are needed to get a photo ID. If you have no ID, we may need for you to contact family members for assistance.ext goes here

  • Thursday 8:30-12:00
    GAP drivers take applicants to the Department of Driver’s Services office to get their ID’s and pay all fees. If you do not already have an ID with a gold star to renew, you will need to bring specific forms of identification. Click on this link to get a list of what you can use.

  • Thursday 9:00-12:00
    GAP Medical Assistance Volunteers provide assistance for persons who have no other way to pay for their prescriptions and can also provide appropriate over-the-counter medications and certain medical supplies as needed. All of our Medical Assistance Volunteers are either registered nurses or retired registered nurses. We also help clients find ongoing sources of funds to pay for necessary medical needs.

  • Thursday 9:00-12:00
    Diapers sized 1-5 are sold for $1.00 for one week’s supply to eligible parents or caregivers. Clients must present documents verifying the child’s age.

  • Thursday 9:00-12:00
    Adult briefs are distributed for clients with incontinence.

  • Thursday 9:00-12:00
    GAP offers storage bins for homeless or insecurely housed persons who need a safe place to store their things. The bins are individually zip-tied and kept in a locked room.

  • Thursday 9:00-12:00
    Women in poverty may miss work or school because they do not have monthly sanitary products. Once a month we supply these, as well as cleaning products and/or toiletries.

  • Please fill out the form below to have the opportunity to apply for a bike:

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    • Free Cell Phones for qualifying persons

    • Counseling on Health Insurance and Medicaid for qualifying persons

    • GA Dept. of Health information on Breast and Cervical Cancer on the 4th Thursday