While some can access the services virtually, others can visit the building to get access to computers and obtain other materials they need for job interviews. The building will soon include a closet filled with the appropriate clothing for job interviews.

“So, we’re going to have interview clothing for girls and interview clothing for young men here, as well as interview shoes, as well as nonskid shoes,” Gordon said while giving a tour of the center.

Additionally, office supplies have been donated to the nonprofit. Gordon said she has also secured breath mints for the youth because they will need them when they go for job interviews.

“It’s the little things that matter and we have them all,” she said.

The center is also conveniently located by a MARTA station and has received donations of transit passes.

Grant Antonio Payton

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