The Veterans Service Office assists veterans, their family members, and survivors in obtaining federal and state veterans’ benefits they have earned through their military service. We are not part of
The Campbell County Veteran Affairs Office are advocates established to assist veterans and/or their survivors to obtain entitled benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the State
The mission of the Anderson County Veterans Service Office is to provide Veterans, widows and their dependents counseling and assistance in filing for Disability Compensation, Pension, Death benefits, Education, Vocational
Paralyzed Veterans of America provides assistance in obtaining VA benefits, quality healthcare, advocacy for legislation helping paralyzed veterans, sports/recreational activities. For more information: Online: https://midsouth-pva.org/ Call: (901) 527-3018 Or visit:
Alpha Omega Veterans Services provides transitional and permanent supportive housing for unhoused male and female veterans with dual diagnosis. Veterans who complete a 90-day program may stay for up to
Mentors (former military veterans) work with veterans who have been charged; veterans will also be directed into the VA services from this court. This court can also help veterans access
Shelby County takes seriously its obligation to its veterans. Home to more than 50,000 veterans, the veterans Services Office of Shelby County Government is dedicated to ensuring that veterans and
Catholic Charities of West Tennessee has been serving West Tennessee for over 50 years, working to end hunger, end homelessness, and offer hope to families seeking a better tomorrow. They
This online feature is intended to reach all veterans who may or may not be enrolled in VA health care system and provide them with online access to Suicide Prevention
“The mission of the County Veteran’s Service Offices across Tennessee is to provide accredited representation to Veterans, surviving spouses and their dependents in filing applications for: -Service Connected Disability Compensation
Find your nearest VA Health and Wellness location at the two following websites: https://www.tn.gov/veteran/veteran-benefits/federal-veteran-benefits/federal-va-hospitals-and-clinics.html https://www.va.gov/tennessee-valley-health-care/ #Healthcare #VA
Department of Veteran’s Services provides veteran services such as education, mental health resources, employment assistance, benefits, and more. For more information: Online: https://www.tn.gov/veteran.html #veteran services
Salvation Army Veteran Support Center has centers throughout the state that offer varying services including: *Food & Nutrition Programs *Food Pantry *Disaster Services *Emergency Shelter *Seasonal Services *Christian Education *Worship
Silent Warrior Foundation provides veterans with emergency assistance including food, clothing, shelter, mental health services, and education and scholarship services. For more information: Online: https://silentwarriorfoundation.com/ #veteran #mental health #scholarship
Leave No Veteran Behind (LNVB) is a national 501(c)3 non-profit organization that invests in Veterans to build better communities through employment training, transitional jobs, and their veteran educational debt relief
Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment services helps veterans with service-connected disabilities by providing job training and counseling to those who have an employment handicap. For more information: Online: https://www.benefits.gov/ Call: (800)
The National Coalition for Homeless Veterans (NCHV) will end homelessness among veterans by shaping public policy, promoting collaboration and building the capacity of service providers. For more information: Call: (800)
The American Legion is built on a promise from men and women who swore with their lives to defend and protect the United States through military service. The promise begins
Veterans Affairs strives to help in every aspect of life for those who have served to fulfill President Lincoln’s promise “To care for him who shall have borne the battle,
Immigration Services Program offers low-cost, comprehensive immigration counseling services addressing our clients’ basic needs to existing clients with pending cases. Legal referrals are available to refugees and immigrants who reside
Bridge Refugee Services’ mission is to provide opportunities for refugees to rebuild their lives after suffering persecution so that they may become productive, contributing members of the community. For more
The Office of Immigrant Services is a DOJ recognized law office that provides immigration legal services to immigrants and refugees in our community. This program offers legal assistance with family
Mid-South Immigration Advocates (MIA) is the first nonprofit law firm in the region whose core mission is to provide free and affordable immigration representation to low-income clients. Founded in 2013
At World Relief Memphis, they come alongside refugees and other immigrants in vulnerable situations as they rebuild their lives in the United States. For over 40 years, World Relief has
The Immigrant Rights Defense Center also known as Derechos represents clients in immigration court when they are in removal proceedings, file affirmative applications with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services,
Begin Anew serves the Middle Tennessee area through three locations in Davidson County (Nashville, Madison, and Woodbine) as well as one location in Williamson County (Franklin). The program provides three
Refugee and Immigration Services is now one of the largest Catholic Charities programs with a third of the Catholic Charities staff working in this area. Catholic Charities also has a
The Nashville Adult Literacy Council’s mission is to help Nashville adults with the reading, writing, and English-speaking skills they need for the life they want. Learners at NALC reach their
Tennessee Justice For Our Neighbors has attorneys and volunteers who provide humanitarian legal assistance to people from around the world by advocating for children, women, and men displaced by war,
Workers’ Dignity is organizing to build a Nashville that values ALL people. They believe people directly impacted by injustice, especially low-wage workers facing abuse by employers, BIPOC and working class
A refugee has fled persecution. They have survived wars, trauma, deprivation. Resettled by the US government, they have been given a chance for a better life. But obstacles remain. Nations
Nashville International Center for Empowerment helps new neighbors with education, language learning, health, employment, and everything they need to feel part of Nashville’s community because inclusion is a human right.
Conexión Américas assists more than 9,000 Latino families each year through programs that focus on social, economic and civic integration – all created to give Latinos in Tennessee the opportunity
The mission of Literacy Mid-South is to help learners of all backgrounds and ages – from young children to adults – achieve the critical literacy skills they need to navigate
The Tennessee Electronic Library (TEL) is a virtual library that you can access from your home computer, school computer lab, or smartphone – anywhere with an Internet connection. It provides
The Tennessee Immigrant & Refugee Rights Coalition (TIRRC) is a statewide, immigrant and refugee-led collaboration. Their mission is to build power, amplify voices, and organize communities to advocate for their
The Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development launched the Office of Reentry to specifically support justice involved Tennesseans. Find out more about the Office of Reentry at any American
Catholic Charities of East Tennessee-Chattanooga runs a Food Pantry, Soup Kitchen, Immigrant Services, Counseling Services, Senior Shelter. For more information: Online: https://ccetn.org Call: (423) 267-1297 Address: 5720 Uptain Road Bldg.
If you live in Hamilton County, dial 211 or text your zip code to 898-211 to request a voucher for an emergency food box. For more information: Online: http://www.chattfoodbank.org Call:
God’s Storehouse of Giles County operates a thrift store and food bank. For more information: Call: (931) 347-0890 Email: godsstorehousepulaski@gmail.com Address: 947 E College St, Pulaski, TN, United States, Tennessee
Giles County Community Outreach Center provides support to those living in Giles County. For more information: Online: https://virginiasmtnplayground.com/giles-ounty-health-community-outreach/ Call: (931) 424-8883 Address: 219 Village Square, Pulaski, TN 38478 #Giles County
First United Methodist Church Pulaski/Matthew 25 runs a food and clothing pantry. Their hours of operation are: Monday: 9:00 AM-3:00 PM Tuesday: 9:00 AM-3:00 PM Wednesday: 9:00 AM-3:00 PM Thursday:
The pantry provides quality food items and general assistance to households in need. This program supplies critical nutrition to hungry individuals and families. For more information: Call: 931-363-8655 Address: 314
For most financial assistance, you will need to bring proof of household income including any additional sources such as SSI and spouse income, as well as the date of birth
Fentress County Food Bank provides a week supply of food to residents of Fentress County. For more information: Call: (931) 879-1934 Address: 511 Fairgrounds Rd, Jamestown, TN 38556 Online: https://secondharvestetn.org/mp/fentress-county-4/
The Dickson County Help Center provides aid in the form of food, clothing, prescribed medication, temporary shelter and limited financial assistance to the citizens of Dickson County on an emergency
The LIHEAP Program offers assistance with utility bills to eligible families. The applicant’s total household income must be at or below 60% of the State Median Income. If approved for
The Claiborne County Hunger Ministry is open at its new location of 1199 Cedar Fork Road in Tazewell. Food distribution occurs each Wednesday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For
The Bethesda Center operates a food bank and thrift store within Ashland City. For more information: Call: (615) 792-1389 Address: 124 S Main St, Ashland City, TN 37015 #food #clothing
UCHRA offers support through the following programs: Low Income Household Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP) Low Income Home Energy Assistance (LIHEAP) Weatherization Child and Adult Care Food Program Senior Community Service