Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. There are just over 6,600 people living unhoused in Georgia. That number comes from the Georgia Department of Community Affairs.

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ATLANTA — There are just over 6,600 people living unhoused in Georgia. That number comes from the Georgia Department of Community Affairs. In Atlanta alone, 3,200 people are living without a home.