• United Way: unitedway.org. For Free help with food, housing, health care, employment, counseling, and other needs call 211 or visit 211.org.

  • HELP4TN provides legal information and referrals to Tennesseans in all 95 counties. The service is open to anyone who cannot afford to hire an attorney and is facing a civil legal issue such as divorce, child custody, landlord/tenant problems or evictions, debts or bankruptcy, social security, wills and more. HELP4TN does not handle criminal law issues but does provide help for expunging qualifying criminal convictions since they can make it harder for people to get jobs and housing. help4tn.org or call: 1-844-HELP4TN

  • MyTN is a mobile application providing personalized service delivery to Tennesseans through technology solutions. MyTN provides a single point of access to a growing list of services through a secure account – 24/7 access in the palm of your hand– MyTN

  • Visit the website benefits.gov to search for different types of help.

  • Where to Turn in Nashville has an on-line resource guide and a printed resource guide. Visit the website at wttin.org to find help for your needs.

  • Visit Kid Central TN for information on health, education, development and support to Tennessee families, as well as a searchable State Services Directory.

  • The Tennessee Department of Human Services offers many services to low-income families:
    tn.gov/content/tn/humanservices

  • South Central Tennessee Development District (SCTDD) offers aging and disability programs, community development programs, economic development programs, and public transportation. Visit sctdd.org for more information about any of the SCTDD programs, or call: (931) 379-2929.

  • East Tennessee Human Resource Agency offers assistance for advocacy, education, employment support, housing & utilities, independent living, judicial support, nutrition, and transportation.
    (865) 691-2551, (800) 848-0298 TTY
    ethra.org

  • Tennessee Disability Pathfinder is a statewide multilingual information and referral service for disability resources operated by Vanderbilt Kennedy Center. Visit tnpathfinder.org  or call the HELPLINE at (800) 640-4636.

  • 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 to achieve their own American Dream. Visit conexionamericas.orgfor more information.

  • For a list of community events and other resources, visit Tennessee Department of Health.