Signal Mountain Social Services offers food, emergency funds, clothes, education scholarships, and life skills counseling For more information: Online: https://signalmountainsocialservices.org/services/ Call: (423) 886-5982 Address: 633 Mississippi Avenue, Signal Mountain, TN
Samaritan Center offers help with utilities, rent, life-sustaining medications, food, clothing, furniture, items that can’t be purchased with food stamps, and items for babies. For more information: Online: https://thesamaritancenter.net/ Call:
Chattanooga Community Kitchen is a Kitchen offering bathrooms, showers, day shelter, meals, clothing, case management, housing assistance, etc For more information: Online: https://www.homelesschattanooga.org/contact Call: (423) 756-4222 Email: kitchen@homelesschattanooga.org Address: 727
Tech Goes Home Chattanooga is a Public Wi-Fi Locator, and offers internet training classes. For more information: Online: https://www.techgoeshomecha.org/wifi.html Call: (423) 521-2071 Email: contact@techgoeshomecha.org Address: 1100 Market Street, Suite 700,
Metropolitan Ministries offers financial support for past due utilities and rent payments, as well as food vouchers. For more information: Online: https://www.met-min.org/ Call: (423) 624-9650 Address: 1112 McCallie Avenue Chattanooga,
Since 1924, the Northside Neighborhood House has focused on empowering residents north of the Tennessee River to create thriving communities across northern Hamilton County. From ensuring individuals are housed with
Second Harvest Food Bank provides food to those in need and also can help you locate a food bank in your area. For more information: Online: https://www.secondharvestmidtn.org/ Call: (615) 329-3491
City Road Chapel United Methodist Church provides: Emergency Food Bags and provisions for 24 hours MTA passes Transitional housing Showers and Laundry services For more information: Online: https://cityroadchapel.org/ Call: (615)
Martha O’Bryan Center’s programs strategically work together to build upward mobility, resiliency, and well-being within families. Their programs include: Food Security (food bank and community meals) Diaper Pick Up Adult
The Madison Church of Christ’s Benevolence Center offers resources to those in need: Meals on Wheels Food Pantry Clothing Room The 106 Gallatin Pike North, Nashville, TN 37115 615-868-3360 For
CCF is a day shelter providing food, showers, laundry services, mentoring, and limited counseling services. For more information: Online: ccfnashville.org Call: (615) 227-1953 Address: 511 South 8th, Nashville, TN 37206
The Nashville Rescue Mission for women offers food, clothing, and shelter. For more information: Online: www.nashvillerescuemission.org Call: (615) 312-1574 Address: 1716 Rosa Parks Blvd. Nashville, TN 37208 #food #clothing #shelter
The Nashville Rescue Mission for men offers food, clothing, and shelter. For more information: Online: www.nashvillerescuemission.org Call: (615) 255-2475 Address: 639 Lafayette Blvd., Nashville, TN 37203 #food #clothing #shelter
WWOA provides toiletries, clothing, and accessories for daily wear, school attire and business attire through local gently-used donations and funds. Clients are able to shop for a style that meets
Components of the ministry are: 1. Nutritional Support , hot lunches are served daily 2. Clothing Distribution free of charge 3. Social Service referrals 4. Bible study For more information:
McKendree United Methodist Church / Restoration Pointe offers: Weekly meals on Tuesday at 11:30am Clothing Closet Transitional Space (when beds are available) Winter warming stations For more information: ONline: https://mckendreenashville.com/serve/restoration-pointe/
Ladies of Charity is a consignment shop in Nashville with low cost clothing, open twice a year in spring and fall. For more information: Online: ladiesofcharitynashville.org Call: (615) 327-3453 Address:
ENCM is a resource that supplies clothing: 2 outfits per month; Foodboxes: If you live in a halfway house must bring a letter from the house noting residence, if in
Friendship Community Church provides a client choice food pantry that allows individuals to choose the foods that they enjoy. The food pantry is open to anyone in need. For more
LIHEAP is a federally funded grant program created by the Omnibus Reconciliation Act of 1981. The program aims to assist low income households, primarily those who pay a high proportion
TN DHS is responsible for providing public assistance programs to communities. For more information: Online: https://www.tn.gov/humanservices.html
TCCRRN is a resource that can help you locate childcare within your area as well as other child care resources. For more information, visit their website: https://tnccrr.org/index.php/all-resources/ For more information:
Safelink Wireless is a government supported program that provides a free cell phone and airtime each month for income-eligible customers (recipients of SNAP and Medicaid). For more information: ONline: https://www.safelinkwireless.com/Enrollment/Safelink/en/Web/www/default/index.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjwwfiaBhC7ARIsAGvcPe4sHuwYk-9dZGr0HDBbOAyCyMHQRMd4i8NrvPZmR_EOUnPXdu45jgMaAqQjEALw_wcB#!/newHome?promocode=INT0039
Full Cart is a virtual food bank where you can request food assistance within your area. First, you will register for a food box on their website. If they have
For more information: Visit their website to see what organizations near you provide free diapers Online: nationaldiaperbanknetwork.org/ members Call: (203) 821-7348 #children #diapers
The National Domestic Abuse Hotline is a free, confidential 24-hour domestic abuse hotline tool that offers support and offers local resources. For more information: Online: https://www.thehotline.org/ (where there is also
Feeding America offers a database of all food banks in the US. To find a location near you, visit their website: feedingamerica.org/findyour- local-foodbank #food
My Rebuilt Life is a f ree online service for connecting returning citizens to employers. Create an online profile to join the site. For more information: Online: myrebuiltlife.com Call: (872)
Online service for connecting returning citizens to service providers. Create an online profile (or mail in your information) 1 month before your projected release date, and service providers will be
Assurance Wireless is an eligible telecommunications carrier for the Lifeline government phone program that provides free wireless phones and service to income-eligible consumers. You can call Assurance Wireless to apply
Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency Offers programs and services to support low-income and vulnerable populations Offer support for water and utility bills, home insulation Substance abuse support Public transportation So
South Central Human Resource Agency’s mission is to provide low income individuals and communities access to educational, economic, nutritional, and social services that promote and encourage self-reliance through our partnerships
The mission of the Driver Services Division is to promote safe, knowledgeable, and competent drivers in the State of Tennessee. Using diversified program offerings, the Division is able to provide
There are 24 TCATs (Tennessee Colleges of Applied Technology) across the state providing a wide range of rigorous, one to two year, technical and vocational education programs. Financial aid is
College for TN is a free, online resource schools and districts can use to expand college and career advising. It is a free one-stop resource for college and career information
The Tennessee Department of Labor offers free adult courses listed below. Department of Labor Adult Courses Basic Education for Adults (ABE)– Improve your math, writing, and reading skills. Preparation for
The Formerly Incarcerated College Graduates Network is an amazing resource for college students and graduates who have been impacted by incarceration. “We envision a society in which formerly incarcerated people
Dress for Success is a global nonprofit that serves as an employment resource for women through: Services Tools Professional attire in order to secure employment and advance one’s career. Their
Free classes are offered at the following library locations: Williamson County Public Library 1314 Columbia Avenue Franklin, TN 37064 Phone: 615-595-1243 View the Williamson County Public Library Website American Job
Wayne County Adult Education offers adult education classes to residents of Wayne County. For more information: Online: https://www.cityofwaynesboro.org/main-residents/education Call: Ryan Franks (931) 722-9943 Address: 211A Dexter L Woods Memorial Blvd
HOPE Center of Warren County offers GED prep, financial management, literacy advancement, etc. For more information: Online: https://www.hopecenterwc.org/ Call: (931) 507-7800 Email: hopecenterwc@yahoo.com Address: 203 W. Main St. Suite 12
Goodwill’s Career Solutions Centers provide both in-person and virtual classes for Tennesseans who need to acquire skills that will help them find and maintain rewarding employment. Most of these classes
South Central TN Workforce Alliance help adults to prepare for the High School Equivalency Test through free classes and personalized attention. Project Learn offers daytime and evening classes This program
Instruction is delivered virtually through the Learning management system with options to participate in a blended learning experience. Students may participate exclusively in virtual learning or blended learning which encompasses
Adult Education, as part of the Workforce Innovations and Opportunity Act (WIOA), provides services to adults to build the knowledge and skills necessary for high school equivalency (HiSET), employment, post-secondary
Adult Education, as part of the Workforce Innovations and Opportunity Act (WIOA), provides services to adults to build the knowledge and skills necessary for high school equivalency (HiSET), employment, post-secondary
Adult Education, as part of the Workforce Innovations and Opportunity Act (WIOA), provides services to adults to build the knowledge and skills necessary for high school equivalency (HiSET), employment, post-secondary
Educational Opportunity Center, Center for Community Career Education offers Free counseling for persons seeking post-secondary education, tutoring, testing, and help with college applications. For more information: Online: https://www.utc.edu/center-community-career-education/educational-opportunity-center/index.php Call: (423)
The Northside Neighborhood House helps individuals build the knowledge and skills necessary to prepare for the High School Equivalency Test (formerly GED) and earn their high school equivalency diploma. In
Chattanooga Office of Family Empowerment provides life skills training, financial support, educational opportunities, and access to community resources. For more information: Online: https://chattanooga.gov/government/community-development/office-of-family-empowerment Call: (423) 643-6434 Email: ofeinfo@chattanooga.gov Address: 501