How to get our diapers
The Athens Area Diaper Bank distributes diapers through the following list of partner organizations and programs that serve families in the Athens area (Clarke, Oconee, Barrow, Jackson, Madison, and Oglethorpe counties).
We do not currently distribute diapers directly to families. Please contact us for guidance or help!
We do not currently distribute diapers directly to families. Please contact us for guidance or help!
Advantage Behavioral Health Systems, Women's Shelter
A residential program for pregnant women or women with children who have a substance-related disorder.
Adventure Bags
Provides age- and gender-specific backpacks, filled with essential and comfort items, to children entering foster care or other agencies throughout Georgia.
Athens Area Emergency Food Bank
Meets the food needs for families or individuals who live in Athens-Clarke County who are faced with emergencies.
Athens Area Homeless Shelter
Provides safe, comfortable living space with trained and compassionate staff for families, combined with comprehensive services to guide families to employment and stable housing.
Athens-Clarke County Extension - SNAP-Ed
SNAP-Ed, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education, has been helping families with children learn how to eat healthier meals and snacks, stretch their food dollars and reduces the risk of food-borne illness. Athens-Clarke County SNAP-Ed offers a variety of nutrition education experiences for the whole family.
Athens Community Council on Aging
The ACCA's "Grandparents Raising Grandchildren" program supports non-parent caregivers living in Barrow, Clarke, Jackson, Madison, Oconee and Walton counties who are the full-time, primary caregivers of a child.
Brightpaths (formerly Prevent Child Abuse Athens)
Dedicated to preventing child abuse in all of its forms through education, support and public awareness.
Bulldog Basics
A UGA hygiene closet for University of Georgia students in need.
Children First
Dedicated to promoting safe homes for children in times of family crisis. Includes four programs: Athens-Oconee CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), Family Time Community Visitation, SPARC (Supportive Parenting and Access Resource Center), and Safe Care.
Children's Medical Services
Children’s Medical Services (CMS) is a statewide program that supports low-income children, youth and young adults (birth-21) with special healthcare needs and their families.
Chosen for Life Ministries
Provides education, awareness, and support for potential and current adoptive and foster families in the Athens-Clarke-Oconee area.
Interfaith Hospitality Network of Athens
Provides immediate shelter and guidance to homeless families with children, due to the impact of misfortunes upon their lives. Once accepted into our program, IHNA provides food, shelter, daycare, and transportation as needed.
Oconee Area Resource Council
The Oconee Area Resource Council (OARC) serves as the local decision-making body for the Georgia Family Connection. OARC identifies the needs of the community and works to fill those needs by combining resources and services.
Parkview Community Center
In partnership with Athens Housing Authority, UGA Department of Language and Literacy Education, and UGA Medical Partnership.
Project Safe
Working to end domestic violence through crisis intervention, ongoing supportive services, systems change advocacy, and prevention and education in the community.
The Sparrow's Nest
The Sparrow’s Nest is a Christian ministry center for those in need in Athens, GA. Centrally located in Athens, their facility includes meeting and dining rooms, laundry and shower facilities, and space to organize and distribute clothing and food.
University of North Georgia, Oconee Campus - Nigel's Nest Food Pantry
Nigel's Nest Food Pantry provides assistance to the students, staff and faculty of the UNG - Oconee campus who may need aid. The pantry is located in Bishop Hall and is open 11am-2pm on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
WIC - Northeast Health District
The Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Supplemental Nutrition Program provides women and young children in low-income families with services to help improve pregnancy outcome, reduce infant mortality and give children a healthy start through nutritious supplemental food and education. Diapers are distributed through Breastfeeding Peer Counselors.
A residential program for pregnant women or women with children who have a substance-related disorder.
Adventure Bags
Provides age- and gender-specific backpacks, filled with essential and comfort items, to children entering foster care or other agencies throughout Georgia.
Athens Area Emergency Food Bank
Meets the food needs for families or individuals who live in Athens-Clarke County who are faced with emergencies.
Athens Area Homeless Shelter
Provides safe, comfortable living space with trained and compassionate staff for families, combined with comprehensive services to guide families to employment and stable housing.
Athens-Clarke County Extension - SNAP-Ed
SNAP-Ed, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education, has been helping families with children learn how to eat healthier meals and snacks, stretch their food dollars and reduces the risk of food-borne illness. Athens-Clarke County SNAP-Ed offers a variety of nutrition education experiences for the whole family.
Athens Community Council on Aging
The ACCA's "Grandparents Raising Grandchildren" program supports non-parent caregivers living in Barrow, Clarke, Jackson, Madison, Oconee and Walton counties who are the full-time, primary caregivers of a child.
Brightpaths (formerly Prevent Child Abuse Athens)
Dedicated to preventing child abuse in all of its forms through education, support and public awareness.
Bulldog Basics
A UGA hygiene closet for University of Georgia students in need.
Children First
Dedicated to promoting safe homes for children in times of family crisis. Includes four programs: Athens-Oconee CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), Family Time Community Visitation, SPARC (Supportive Parenting and Access Resource Center), and Safe Care.
Children's Medical Services
Children’s Medical Services (CMS) is a statewide program that supports low-income children, youth and young adults (birth-21) with special healthcare needs and their families.
Chosen for Life Ministries
Provides education, awareness, and support for potential and current adoptive and foster families in the Athens-Clarke-Oconee area.
Interfaith Hospitality Network of Athens
Provides immediate shelter and guidance to homeless families with children, due to the impact of misfortunes upon their lives. Once accepted into our program, IHNA provides food, shelter, daycare, and transportation as needed.
Oconee Area Resource Council
The Oconee Area Resource Council (OARC) serves as the local decision-making body for the Georgia Family Connection. OARC identifies the needs of the community and works to fill those needs by combining resources and services.
Parkview Community Center
In partnership with Athens Housing Authority, UGA Department of Language and Literacy Education, and UGA Medical Partnership.
Project Safe
Working to end domestic violence through crisis intervention, ongoing supportive services, systems change advocacy, and prevention and education in the community.
The Sparrow's Nest
The Sparrow’s Nest is a Christian ministry center for those in need in Athens, GA. Centrally located in Athens, their facility includes meeting and dining rooms, laundry and shower facilities, and space to organize and distribute clothing and food.
University of North Georgia, Oconee Campus - Nigel's Nest Food Pantry
Nigel's Nest Food Pantry provides assistance to the students, staff and faculty of the UNG - Oconee campus who may need aid. The pantry is located in Bishop Hall and is open 11am-2pm on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
WIC - Northeast Health District
The Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Supplemental Nutrition Program provides women and young children in low-income families with services to help improve pregnancy outcome, reduce infant mortality and give children a healthy start through nutritious supplemental food and education. Diapers are distributed through Breastfeeding Peer Counselors.
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