Night and day, the Dignity Bus drives across Atlanta and its neighboring communities to provide homeless and at-risk individuals with resources to survive. The bus offers guests a shower, internet connection and a salon. This project, facilitated by Bridge of Life, seeks to end homelessness and offer people the essentials to succeed in life.
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