In the US, urban cities have high unhoused or homeless populations. 67% of the homeless population of Atlanta present a physical disability, which furthers the cycle of poverty, as disabilities limit participation in society and overall employment opportunities. Atlanta Assistive Technology Connections (AATC) is a program partnering with Tools for Life (TFL), a statewide assistive technology (AT)/disability devices program focused on all areas of life, including living, learning, and working. AATC is a free program that aims to host workshops and information sessions for the homeless populations of Atlanta that include AT demonstrations and personalized AT assessments. At the end of the program, an attendee would receive a personalized AT device to aid in daily life or employment skills. The first phase is advocacy, including collaborations with local homeless shelters and community centers to host information sessions. Monthly mobile clinics will be stationed in areas with high homeless populations, providing hands-on demonstrations and assessments of disability devices. Student researcher groups across the Atlanta area will have the chance to learn the process of AT design and work to empower the homeless population of the city by providing them access to affordable and sustainable AT solutions.