Resources
The Arc Tennessee empowers people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families to actively participate in the community throughout their lifetime.
United Way brings local ideas, people and resources together to make sure everyone-especially the most vulnerable-has the opportunity to thrive.
Get help with finding food resources, paying housing expenses, healthcare expenses, caregiver resources, etc.
An alliance of organizations and individuals joined to promote the full and equal participation of people with disabilities in all aspects of life.
(800) 640-4636
Tennessee Disability Pathfinder (“Pathfinder”) helps people with disabilities, their family members, the community, and professional support partners find and access resources, support, and services available to meet their needs.
(866) 836-6678
State Agency providing support, services, and programs to older adults, individuals with disabilities and their caregivers.
(866) 836-6678
The Information and Assistance (I&A) program is a way to connect individuals and family caregivers to available services and programs.
(866) 836-6678
Provides meals, socialization, and nutrition education and counseling to adults aged 60 and over.
(866) 836-6678
Helps families provide care for older adults with chronic illness or disabilities in their homes.
877-801-0044
Offering Medicare Information and Counseling Services.
615-347-6890
Provides people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementia (ADRD) and their caregivers access to sustainable home and community-based service systems that are dementia friendly.
866-836-6678
Provides adults age 60 and over and adults with physical disabilities who are at risk of entering long-term care facilities the option of receiving services in their homes.
Works to expand and enhance housing opportunities for people with disabilities and older adults across Tennessee.
We focus on collaboration, creative program design, and person-centered solutions that promote independence and community living.
866-836-6678
DDA collects and maintains a list of transportation resources for older adults throughout Tennessee. Visit our interactive map and collection of related pages to help you identify older adult transportation resources in your area.
931-476-4143
The Dementia Navigator Program provides education, resources, and one-on-one navigation for caregivers of persons living with dementia or Alzheimer’s and their care recipients. The service is available to anyone in the state of Tennessee free of charge. Please email referral forms to Keita.Cole@tn.gov. Contact Lynn Drew ldrew@ucdd.org for more information
(901) 222-4111
Serving: Fayette, Lauderdale, Shelby, and Tipton Counties.
The Aging Commission of the Mid-South contracts with senior centers in our four counties service area to provide a wide range of supportive services. Most centers are focal points in the community for those over age of 60.
Unhoused resources organized by county.
The Arc Tennessee empowers people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families to actively participate in the community throughout their lifetime.
United Way brings local ideas, people and resources together to make sure everyone-especially the most vulnerable-has the opportunity to thrive.
Get help with finding food resources, paying housing expenses, healthcare expenses, caregiver resources, etc.
An alliance of organizations and individuals joined to promote the full and equal participation of people with disabilities in all aspects of life.
Connect individuals, families, businesses and local officials with resources they need to improve their quality of life.
Serves the following counties: Cannon, Clay, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, Warren, and White.
(800) 640-4636
Helps people with disabilities, their family members, the community, and professional support partners find and access resources, support, and services available to meet their needs.
(866) 836-6678
State Agency providing support, services, and programs to older adults, individuals with disabilities and their caregivers.
Provides a comprehensive and innovative service delivery system that meets community and social service needs so older adults, caregivers, and adults with disabilities can achieve and maintain active, healthy, and independent lives.
Serves: Cannon, Clay, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, Warren and White counties.
(866) 836-6678
The Information and Assistance (I&A) program is a way to connect individuals and family caregivers to available services and programs.
(866) 836-6678
Provides meals, socialization, and nutrition education and counseling to adults aged 60 and over.
(866) 836-6678
Helps families provide care for older adults with chronic illness or disabilities in their homes.
877-801-0044
Offering Medicare Information and Counseling Services.
(866) 836-6678
Provides people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementia (ADRD) and their caregivers access to sustainable home and community-based service systems that are dementia friendly.
866-836-6678
Provides adults age 60 and over and adults with physical disabilities who are at risk of entering long-term care facilities the option of receiving services in their homes.
Works to expand and enhance housing opportunities for people with disabilities and older adults across Tennessee.
866-836-6678
DDA collects and maintains a list of transportation resources for older adults throughout Tennessee. Visit our interactive map and collection of related pages to help you identify older adult transportation resources in your area.
931-476-4143
The Dementia Navigator Program provides education, resources, and one-on-one navigation for caregivers of persons living with dementia or Alzheimer’s and their care recipients. The service is available to anyone in the state of Tennessee free of charge. Please email referral forms to Keita.Cole@tn.gov. Contact Lynn Drew ldrew@ucdd.org for more information.
A non-profit organization committed to helping individuals and communities become more self-sufficient. Includes a team of professionals offering compassionate services to children, youth, seniors, and disabled individuals.
Serves Cheatham, Davidson, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Stewart, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson counties.
615-269-5355
MHA of the MidSouth identifies vital mental health needs and facilitates the development of programs to meet those challenges and address service gaps.
Services for families caring for a loved one living with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias.
(615) 353-4235
We are a trusted resource, and we advance solutions to meet the critical needs of older adults and caregivers.
(931) 432-4111
Senior centers provide access to community resources that maintain independence and wellness.
(615) 542-4371
Mindful Care provides adult day services for persons age 60 and older who are afflicted with early-onset to mid-stage Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia disorders.
(866) 836-6678
Serves Cheatham, Davidson, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Stewart, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson counties.
866-836-6678
List of senior centers in Middle Tennessee.
GNRC assists with the coordination of services that provide eligible older adults with delivered meals, either at home or at congregate sites.
Resources and support programs that assist family and informal caregivers in caring for their loved ones at home for as long as possible.
615-742-1113
For over 50 years, MCCAA has worked to improve the lives of low-income families, children, and individuals by offering services such as Head Start, home energy assistance, and USDA Commodities. MCCAA provides various services in Cheatham, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson counties.
Unhoused resources organized by county.
615-862-8860
Assistance for Davidson County residents with Child Care Services, Utility Assistance, and Emergency Household Assistance
The Arc Tennessee empowers people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families to actively participate in the community throughout their lifetime.
United Way brings local ideas, people and resources together to make sure everyone-especially the most vulnerable-has the opportunity to thrive.
Get help with finding food resources, paying housing expenses, healthcare expenses, caregiver resources, etc.
An alliance of organizations and individuals joined to promote the full and equal participation of people with disabilities in all aspects of life.
(800) 640-4636
Helps people with disabilities, their family members, the community, and professional support partners find and access resources, support, and services available to meet their needs.
(866) 836-6678
State Agency providing support, services, and programs to older adults, individuals with disabilities and their caregivers.
(866) 836-6678
The Information and Assistance (I&A) program is a way to connect individuals and family caregivers to available services and programs.
(866) 836-6678
Provides meals, socialization, and nutrition education and counseling to adults aged 60 and over.
(866) 836-6678
Helps families provide care for older adults with chronic illness or disabilities in their homes.
615-347-6890
Provides people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementia (ADRD) and their caregivers access to sustainable home and community-based service systems that are dementia friendly.
865-305-9000
Offers support groups for those individuals with Parkinson’s and their care partners.
866-836-6678
Provides adults age 60 and over and adults with physical disabilities who are at risk of entering long-term care facilities the option of receiving services in their homes.
Works to expand and enhance housing opportunities for people with disabilities and older adults across Tennessee.
866-836-6678
DDA collects and maintains a list of transportation resources for older adults throughout Tennessee. Visit our interactive map and collection of related pages to help you identify older adult transportation resources in your area.
(865) 691-2551
Provides a variety of services to residents in the region, acting as a delivery system for programs on behalf of local governments.
Services are provided for persons over age 60, family caregivers or adults with disabilities.
Provides services and activities addressing employment, education, better use of available income, housing, nutrition, emergency services and/or health. Lessens poverty in communities and addresses the needs of low-income individuals including the homeless, migrants and the elderly.
Meals Delivered to Homebound, Frail and/or Isolated Individuals who are 60 years of age and older.
866-836-6678
Provides in-home respite up to six hours a week for unpaid caregivers who are taking care of someone who is 60 years of age or older or someone with Alzheimer’s Disease or related dementia. The program also assists caregivers 55 years of age and older caring for a minor child under the age of 18.
866-836-6678
Program allows those who are eligible for nursing home care to receive services at home or in a community setting.
(865) 691-2551 Ext. 4223
Advocating for residents of nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and residential homes for the aged.
865-691-2551 ext 4231
Assists eligible low-income households in meeting their home energy needs.
844-887-7447
Offering Medicare Information and Counseling Services.
866-836-6678
Focal Point for Activities, Information and Community Involvement in Older Adult Activities.
Unhoused resources organized by county.
(866) 836-6678
State Agency providing support, services, and programs to older adults, individuals with disabilities and their caregivers
United Way brings local ideas, people and resources together to make sure everyone-especially the most vulnerable-has the opportunity to thrive.
Get help with finding food resources, paying housing expenses, healthcare expenses, caregiver resources, etc.
The primary purpose of the program is to support:
Services can include but are not limited to: Respite care, day care services, home modifications, equipment, supplies, personal assistance, transportation, homemaker services, housing costs, health-related needs, nursing and counseling.
– West Tennessee Regional Office: (866) 372-5709
– Middle Tennessee Regional Office: (800) 654-4839
– East Tennessee Regional Office: (888) 531-9876
Tennessee’s Katie Beckett program is for children under the age of 18 with disabilities or complex medical needs. This program is for children who are not Medicaid eligible because of their parent’s income or assets.
– West TN – WTRC.Seating.Positioning@tn.gov
901-745-7509
– Middle TN – MTRC.Referrals@tn.gov
615-231-5147
– East TN – ETRC.Referrals@tn.gov
423-787-6689
DDA operates three seating and positioning clinics in Tennessee, located in Arlington, Nashville, and Greeneville. Mobile on-site services are available in East and West Tennessee.
Physical and occupational therapists with specialized expertise in evaluating complex seating and positioning needs provide comprehensive evaluations and support to prioritize needs. Each clinic has an associated manufacturing shop where staff with extensive experience in the areas of construction, carpentry, upholstering, and electronics, fabricate equipment to meet individualized needs.
The Arc Tennessee empowers people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families to actively participate in the community throughout their lifetime.
Tennessee Early Intervention System (TEIS) is a voluntary program that offers therapy and other services to families of infants and young children with developmental delays or disabilities. Services are provided at no cost to families. TEIS is critically important to supporting the development of Tennessee children with disabilities and developmental delays as they prepare for school.
(615) 383-9442
We connect families with each other, community resources, experienced parent mentors, tools to navigate complex systems in healthcare and insurance and more.
(Temporary Assistance for Needy Families – TANF)
(833)-772-8347
TANF is a workforce development and employment program. The Families First program emphasizes work, training, and personal responsibility. It is temporary and has a primary focus on gaining self-sufficiency through employment. The Families First program helps participants reach this goal by providing temporary cash assistance, transportation, child care assistance, educational supports, job training, employment activities, and other support services.
The Employment and Community First CHOICES program is administered by TennCare through its contracted managed care organizations. It offers services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Services in the program will help people become employed and live as independently as possible in the community.
The Tennessee START Assessment & Stabilization Teams (TN START AST) are a statewide resource for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who have complex behavioral or mental health needs. It optimizes independence, treatment, and community living for individuals with NDD and behavioral health needs.TN START AST provides prevention and stabilization through crisis response, stabilization planning, training and education, consultation, and formalized partnerships.
MAPs is a program that will set people with intellectual and developmental disabilities on a path to learn skills to help them work, live independently, learn about their neighborhoods, and find hobbies that interest them. MAPs service give people in the program the tools, technology, and support they need to meet the goal they set for themselves.
This program is available to anyone with an I/DD diagnosis who has graduated high school or will graduate within three years. MAPs participants cannot be enrolled in another long term services and supports program including ECF CHOICES, CHOICES, the Katie Beckett Program, or 1915(c) Waivers.
(866) 836-6678
Provides assistance to: Grandparent/relative caregivers (not parents) who are 55 years of age or older and caring for a minor child
Services include: Counseling and support groups, Caregiver training, Respite care, Personal care, Homemaker services.
A non-profit resource offering: parenting tips, milestones tracking, and access to vital resources and state services.
AutismTN creates community and support for Autistic people, families, and allies through advocacy, education, and programs.
AutismTN bridges the gap between information, services, and community by providing trusted, personalized support and advocacy informed by and for the Autistic community.
Autism Care Today’s goal is to introduce and help facilitate early and on-going treatment by providing the necessary resources (including referrals, funding and guidance) to individuals with autism and their families throughout the United States.
Autism Care Today’s Quarterly Assistance Program provides families with real help by directly paying their child’s service provider for services they would otherwise not be able to afford. Areas of support include but are not limited to: Applied Behavior Analysis Therapy, speech and occupational therapy, bio-medical testing, supplements, assistive technologies (i.e.- iPad, communication apps), safety equipment (such as safety fencing, GPS tracking devices and autism service dogs), social skills groups, special needs summer camps, and many more.
(800)640-4636
Tennessee Disability Pathfinder (“Pathfinder”) helps people with disabilities, their family members, the community, and professional support partners find and access resources, support, and services available to meet their needs.
615-742-1113
For over 50 years, MCCAA has worked to improve the lives of low-income families, children, and individuals by offering services such as Head Start, home energy assistance, and USDA Commodities. MCCAA provides various services in Cheatham, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson counties. MCCAA provides Head Start services in Cannon, Stewart, and Houston Counties.
Unhoused resources organized by county.
615-862-8860
Assistance for Davidson County residents with Child Care Services, Utility Assistance, and Emergency Household Assistance.
(866) 836-6678
State Agency providing support, services, and programs to older adults, individuals with disabilities and their caregivers
(866)836-6678
The Information and Assistance (I&A) program is a way to connect individuals and family caregivers to available services and programs.
(866) 836-6678
Provides meals, socialization, and nutrition education and counseling to adults aged 60 and over.
(866) 836-6678
Helps families provide care for older adults with chronic illness or disabilities in their homes
615-347-6890
Provides people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementia (ADRD) and their caregivers access to sustainable home and community-based service systems that are dementia friendly.
866-836-6678
Provides adults age 60 and over and adults with physical disabilities who are at risk of entering long-term care facilities the option of receiving services in their homes.
Works to expand and enhance housing opportunities for people with disabilities and older adults across Tennessee.
We focus on collaboration, creative program design, and person-centered solutions that promote independence and community living.
866-836-6678
DDA collects and maintains a list of transportation resources for older adults throughout Tennessee. Visit our interactive map and collection of related pages to help you identify older adult transportation resources in your area.
East TN Human Resource Agency (ETHRA)
(865) 691-2551
Provides a variety of services to residents in the region, acting as a delivery system for programs on behalf of local governments.
Services are provided for persons over age 60, family caregivers or adults with disabilities.
Provides services and activities addressing employment, education, better use of available income, housing, nutrition, emergency services and/or health. Lessens poverty in communities and addresses the needs of low-income individuals including the homeless, migrants and the elderly.
Meals Delivered to Homebound, Frail and/or Isolated Individuals who are 60 years of age and older
866-836-6678
Provides in-home respite up to six hours a week for unpaid caregivers who are taking care of someone who is 60 years of age or older or someone with Alzheimer’s Disease or related dementia. The program also assists caregivers 55 years of age and older caring for a minor child under the age of 18.
866-836-6678
Program allows those who are eligible for nursing home care to receive services at home or in a community setting.
(865) 691-2551 Ext. 4223
Advocating for residents of nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and residential homes for the aged.
865-691-2551 ext 4231
Assists eligible low-income households in meeting their home energy needs.
844-887-7447
Offering Medicare Information and Counseling Services
866-836-6678
Focal Point for Activities, Information and Community Involvement in Older Adult Activities
United Way brings local ideas, people and resources together to make sure everyone-especially the most vulnerable-has the opportunity to thrive.
Dial 211
Get help with finding food resources, paying housing expenses, healthcare expenses, caregiver resources, etc.
931-476-4143
The Dementia Navigator Program provides education, resources, and one-on-one navigation for caregivers of persons living with dementia or Alzheimer’s and their care recipients. The service is available to anyone in the state of Tennessee free of charge. Please email referral forms to Keita.Cole@tn.gov. Contact Lynn Drew ldrew@ucdd.org for more information.
931-476-4168
Helps families provide care for older adults with chronic illness or disabilities in their homes.
800-852-6155
Serves: Bledsoe, Bradley, Grundy, Hamilton, Marion, Meigs, McMinn, Rhea, Sequatchie, and Polk counties.
800-852-6155
800-852-6155
800-852-6155
865-524-2786
Works to reduce poverty in the community and increase individual economic upward mobility. Our vision is a community where every older adult in Knox County is respected, connected, and empowered to thrive throughout the aging journey.
Unhoused resources organized by county
(866) 836-6678
State Agency providing support, services, and programs to older adults, individuals with disabilities and their caregivers
Provides a comprehensive and innovative service delivery system that meets community and social service needs so older adults, caregivers, and adults with disabilities can achieve and maintain active, healthy, and independent lives.
Serves: Cannon, Clay, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, Warren and White counties.
(866) 836-6678
The Information and Assistance (I&A) program is a way to connect individuals and family caregivers to available services and programs.
(866) 836-6678
Provides meals, socialization, and nutrition education and counseling to adults aged 60 and over.
(866) 836-6678
Helps families provide care for older adults with chronic illness or disabilities in their homes.
877-801-0044
Offering Medicare Information and Counseling Services
(866) 836-6678
Provides people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementia (ADRD) and their caregivers access to sustainable home and community-based service systems that are dementia friendly.
866-836-6678
Provides adults age 60 and over and adults with physical disabilities who are at risk of entering long-term care facilities the option of receiving services in their homes.
Works to expand and enhance housing opportunities for people with disabilities and older adults across Tennessee.
We focus on collaboration, creative program design, and person-centered solutions that promote independence and community living.
866-836-6678
DDA collects and maintains a list of transportation resources for older adults throughout Tennessee. Visit our interactive map and collection of related pages to help you identify older adult transportation resources in your area.
931-476-4143
The Dementia Navigator Program provides education, resources, and one-on-one navigation for caregivers of persons living with dementia or Alzheimer’s and their care recipients. The service is available to anyone in the state of Tennessee free of charge. Please email referral forms to Keita.Cole@tn.gov. Contact Lynn Drew ldrew@ucdd.org for more information
A non-profit organization committed to helping individuals and communities become more self-sufficient. Includes a team of professionals offering compassionate services to children, youth, seniors, and disabled individuals.
Serves Cheatham, Davidson, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Stewart, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson counties.
615-269-5355
MHA of the MidSouth identifies vital mental health needs and facilitates the development of programs to meet those challenges and address service gaps.
Services for families caring for a loved one living with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias.
(615) 353-4235
We are a trusted resource, and we advance solutions to meet the critical needs of older adults and caregivers.
(931) 432-4111
Senior centers provide access to community resources that maintain independence and wellness.
(615) 542-4371
Mindful Care provides adult day services for persons age 60 and older who are afflicted with early-onset to mid-stage Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia disorders.
(866) 836-6678
Serves Cheatham, Davidson, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Stewart, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson counties.
866-836-6678
List of senior centers in Middle Tennessee.
GNRC assists with the coordination of services that provide eligible older adults with delivered meals, either at home or at congregate sites.
Resources and support programs that assist family and informal caregivers in caring for their loved ones at home for as long as possible.
United Way brings local ideas, people and resources together to make sure everyone-especially the most vulnerable-has the opportunity to thrive.
Get help with finding food resources, paying housing expenses, healthcare expenses, caregiver resources, etc.
615-742-1113
For over 50 years, MCCAA has worked to improve the lives of low-income families, children, and individuals by offering services such as Head Start, home energy assistance, and USDA Commodities. MCCAA provides various services in Cheatham, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson counties.
Unhoused resources organized by county.
615-862-8860
Assistance for Davidson County residents with Child Care Services, Utility Assistance, and Emerg.ency Household Assistance
(866) 836-6678
State Agency providing support, services, and programs to older adults, individuals with disabilities and their caregivers
Provides a comprehensive and innovative service delivery system that meets community and social service needs so older adults, caregivers, and adults with disabilities can achieve and maintain active, healthy, and independent lives.
Serves: Cannon, Clay, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, Warren and White counties.
(866) 836-6678
The Information and Assistance (I&A) program is a way to connect individuals and family caregivers to available services and programs.
(866) 836-6678
Provides meals, socialization, and nutrition education and counseling to adults aged 60 and over.
(866) 836-6678
Helps families provide care for older adults with chronic illness or disabilities in their homes.
877-801-0044
Offering Medicare Information and Counseling Services
(866) 836-6678
Provides people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementia (ADRD) and their caregivers access to sustainable home and community-based service systems that are dementia friendly.
866-836-6678
Provides adults age 60 and over and adults with physical disabilities who are at risk of entering long-term care facilities the option of receiving services in their homes.
Works to expand and enhance housing opportunities for people with disabilities and older adults across Tennessee.
We focus on collaboration, creative program design, and person-centered solutions that promote independence and community living.
866-836-6678
DDA collects and maintains a list of transportation resources for older adults throughout Tennessee. Visit our interactive map and collection of related pages to help you identify older adult transportation resources in your area.
931-476-4143
The Dementia Navigator Program provides education, resources, and one-on-one navigation for caregivers of persons living with dementia or Alzheimer’s and their care recipients. The service is available to anyone in the state of Tennessee free of charge. Please email referral forms to Keita.Cole@tn.gov. Contact Lynn Drew ldrew@ucdd.org for more information
A non-profit organization committed to helping individuals and communities become more self-sufficient. Includes a team of professionals offering compassionate services to children, youth, seniors, and disabled individuals.
Serves Cheatham, Davidson, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Stewart, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson counties.
615-269-5355
MHA of the MidSouth identifies vital mental health needs and facilitates the development of programs to meet those challenges and address service gaps.
Services for families caring for a loved one living with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias.
(615) 353-4235
We are a trusted resource, and we advance solutions to meet the critical needs of older adults and caregivers.
(931) 432-4111
Senior centers provide access to community resources that maintain independence and wellness.
(615) 542-4371
Mindful Care provides adult day services for persons age 60 and older who are afflicted with early-onset to mid-stage Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia disorders.
(866) 836-6678
Serves Cheatham, Davidson, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Stewart, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson counties.
866-836-6678
List of senior centers in Middle Tennessee.
GNRC assists with the coordination of services that provide eligible older adults with delivered meals, either at home or at congregate sites.
Resources and support programs that assist family and informal caregivers in caring for their loved ones at home for as long as possible.
United Way brings local ideas, people and resources together to make sure everyone-especially the most vulnerable-has the opportunity to thrive.
Get help with finding food resources, paying housing expenses, healthcare expenses, caregiver resources, etc.
615-742-1113
For over 50 years, MCCAA has worked to improve the lives of low-income families, children, and individuals by offering services such as Head Start, home energy assistance, and USDA Commodities. MCCAA provides various services in Cheatham, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson counties.
Unhoused resources organized by county.
615-862-8860
Assistance for Davidson County residents with Child Care Services, Utility Assistance, and Emerg.ency Household Assistance
