Building Community.

The Dalton-Whitfield Community Development Corporation helps families in Northwest Georgia access safe housing, supportive services, and long-term stability - one household at a time.

What we Do

Family smiling together as they hold moving boxes and walk into their new home. Colorized image with a green wash.

Permanent Supportive Housing

Our Permanent Supportive Housing Program provides safe, affordable rentals to formerly homeless individuals who are also disabled.

Person's hands being held out with keys to their new home inside. Colorized image with an orange wash.

Health Support Housing

Our Health Support Housing Program provides a range of housing assistance to individuals with a qualifying health condition.

People sitting in a housing counselor's office receiving specialized support ahead of buying their first home. Colorized image with a yellow wash.

Housing Counseling

Our HUD-certified housing counselor supports first-time homebuyers, renters, and current homeowners facing financial difficulty or foreclosure.

Your Questions, Answered

  • Yes, but our wait list is limited to individuals who are currently experiencing homelessness. If you are currently homeless, contact us to see about being added to our wait list.

  • No, we do not provide rental assistance directly to the public at this time. For rental assistance, please contact DOC-UP (Dalton Organization of Churches United for People) or The Salvation Army Dalton Corps.

  • Yes, we can provide certain home repairs for low-income homeowners in Whitfield and Murray counties. Contact us for more information.

  • Referrals for Health Support Housing are currently only accepted from our partnered health clinics. If you have been directed to us for Health Support Housing from a medical professional, please contact us to learn more.

  • First-time homebuyers may be required to pay a fee to pull credit reports, but foreclosure prevention counseling is always free.

  • If you are interested in volunteering, let us know! We usually have opportunities for the public to serve community members in need.

Our Partners

The Housing Stability Coalition brings together nonprofits, schools, faith groups, and legal aid in support of a shared vision to strengthen housing stability in Dalton.

United Way logo, featuring a blue hand supporting a red stylized human figure with arms raised, surrounded by yellow concentric arches.
Logo of Dalton-Whitfield Community Development Corporation featuring a multicolored geometric design and the organization's name beneath it.
The Salvation Army logo featuring a red shield with white text on a black background.
Logo of Whitfield County Schools featuring three stylized human figures in blue, orange, and red wearing graduation caps, with text indicating "One Whitfield," "Since 1872," and the school's values of "Tradition, Purpose, Excellence."
Logo for Well Housed Dalton with text "Investing in People and Housing since 1949" and stylized house icon.
Dalton Public Schools logo featuring a large red letter 'D' with three curved lines below, the word 'Dalton' in bold red letters, and 'Public Schools' in smaller red text underneath, all on a white circular background.
Logo for Dalton/Whitfield County family connection featuring a stylized green circle with connecting lines and nodes, and the text 'Dalton/Whitfield County family connection'.
Logo for Georgia Legal Services Program featuring a blue outline of the state of Georgia with a white scale of justice in the center and gold text reading 'Georgia Legal Services Program'.
Logo for Dalton Organization of Churches featuring a house outline above the word 'DOCUP' with 'United For People' and 'Keeping Families At Home' written below.
Abstract logo of the Latin American Association with a colorful, wavy, flower-like design on a white background.
Logo of First Baptist Dalton featuring a stylized purple cross with radiating lines and the text 'First Baptist Dalton' beneath it, all on a white circular background.
Logo for Dalton's Greater Works Community Outreach featuring five stylized human figures holding hands above a bridge, with the tagline 'Building Bridges of Hope'.
A couple sitting on the floor surrounded by moving boxes, smiling and playing with a small dog.

Need Help?

We’re Here.

If you or someone you know is experiencing a housing crisis, our team can help connect you to resources and next steps.

Contact Our Team