3Keys

We’re hiring! We’re looking for our next great Property Manager to join our team. Reporting to the Director of Operations, the Property Manager is responsible for the daily operations of the Rosalynn Apartments in Chamblee, oversight of the maintenance and upkeep, rental payments, and more.

One of the best parts of the job is developing and maintaining positive relationships with all residents of the property as well as with supportive service providers, community members, government agency representatives, industry professionals, suppliers, and all 3 Keys, Inc. staff and volunteers.

Read the full job description and apply here: https://easyapply.co/job/property-manager-407?rcid=3keys_inc

We are thankful for the Moms and Mother figures in our lives. We wish you ALL a very Happy Mother’s Day – we would not be here without you!

Sharing a few photos of our Phoenix House residents enjoying a BBQ on the lawn during a lovely sunny day last week! Happy Friday! ☀️🍔🌭

At 3Keys, partnerships like the one we share with ProActive Management Consulting (PMC) are expanding access to on-site services across our Atlanta communities. From mental health support and case management to group programming and even the occasional outing, PMC meets residents where they are.

Now working across Presley Woods, Phoenix House, and Welcome House, their team is helping reduce barriers to care and build consistent pathways toward stability and independence.

Collaborations like this are so important to our work - connecting people not just to housing, but to the support they need to move forward.

Read more about the partnership here: https://www.the3keys.org/atlanta-affordable-housing-network-partner-spotlight-proactive-management-consulting-pmc

The latest chapter in the work of 3Keys is here! Our 2025 annual report is now available, offering an insightful look at how housing, services, and community come together in the mission to end chronic homelessness in Atlanta. The report notes our year in numbers and highlights moments of impact in 2025, including:

• O’Hern House Rehab
• Welcome House Collaboration with City of Atlanta Government
• Enterprise Community Partners Leadership Council - Membership
• Board Leadership (Transfer and Recognition)
• Georgia Department of Community Affairs’ and CSH’s Georgia Supportive Housing Institute (Graduation)
• City of Atlanta - Point in Time Count (PIC) - Volunteer
• Financial Keys Partnership with Delta Community Credit Union
• Cheers for a Cause 2025 Fundraiser
• 3Keys Residents’ Testimonials
• Grants and Philanthropic Funding Support

We hope you’ll take a few minutes to read our annual report for a holistic view of our work that supports nearly 500 individuals with supportive services across our six properties each year.

View 3Keys’ annual report here:https://www.the3keys.org/wp-content/uploads/3Keys-Annual-Impact-Report-2025.pdf

At 3Keys, we meet residents where they are to provide them with shelter, stability, and hope.

When one of our residents, EG, arrived at 3Keys, she was withdrawn and silent, struggling with severe depression after experiencing homelessness. Through small, consistent acts of care - and months of patient connection with her case manager - EG slowly began to heal and emerge from her depression. From communicating through handwritten notes to speaking again for the first time, her journey is a powerful reminder of what compassionate, wraparound support can do.

Today, EG is stable, engaged in community activities, and working toward reuniting with her son.

Stories like hers are why this work matters. 💙

Read EG’s full story here: https://www.the3keys.org/egs-story-emerging-from-severe-depression

Help make more stories like EG’s possible: https://www.the3keys.org/donate

✨ A special thank you to the "Iconic" Iota Zeta Sigma Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. (Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., Iota Zeta Sigma - North Atlanta - Alumnae) who hosted a Spruce and Shine cleaning supplies drive for 3Keys’ residents! Sorority members presented gift baskets with cleaners, towels, soaps, sponges, mops, and more at Phoenix House along with a BBQ celebration.

Dr. Linnea Buckhalter, Baileus, SGRHO, shared the chapter’s commitment to community wellness and providing ways for individuals to maintain their home with pride on their journey out of homelessness.

Strong partnerships are key to ending chronic homelessness in Atlanta and we’re proud to highlight our collaboration with Quest CDC.

3Keys and Quest Community Development Corporation are partnering to renovate O’Hern House, a 76-unit permanent supportive housing community in Historic Sweet Auburn. Together, we’re preserving critical affordable housing for individuals living with severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI) and substance use disorders (SUDs), ensuring these residents continue to have access to stable housing and wraparound support services.

With Quest CDC serving as Development Partner and 3Keys continuing as owner and property manager, this renovation reflects our shared commitment to building resilient communities.

Read more about the collaboration: https://www.the3keys.org/atlanta-affordable-housing-network-partner-spotlight-quest-cdc

Our residents at Welcome House took center stage recently with our annual talent show! From music and poetry to comedy and skits to fashion, each performance entertained and brought joy to the audience.

Housing is just the beginning. Creating a place where residents feel seen, connected, and valued through fun events like this are what make a home.

This spring, The 3Keys collaborated with a business communications class Emory University's Goizueta Business School on a real world project: improving board engagement and fundraising efforts. Over the course of three months, 12 student teams and their professor, Dr. Nikki Graves, met with staff from 3Keys to develop a deep understanding of 3Keys leading up to their final presentations in March.

We were blown away! The students’ in-depth research and passion for generating ideas for a nonprofit was evident with each well thought-out and executed presentation. They brought a whole host of ideas to 3Keys’ leadership which will, in turn, be shared with our board of directors.

The class projects will also be featured in The Emory Business Magazine and 3Keys will receive a $1,000 grant from Emory’s Center for Faculty Development and Excellence.

Read more about the collaboration and see the students’ ideas: https://www.the3keys.org/emory-university-class-partners-with-3keys-on-business-communications-project