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Nashville Adult Literacy Council

Resource Title
Nashville Adult Literacy Council
Source/Organization
Nashville Adult Literacy Council
Description
The Nashville Adult Literacy Council is a nonprofit association that teaches adults how to improve their reading and writing skills. General equivalency degree (GED) classes are offered at probation centers and parole offices in Davidson County. Additionally, the Nashville Adult Literacy Council offers English language classes and citizenship test tutoring for immigrants.
URL

http://nashvilleliteracy.org/

Type of Service
In-person
Fee
Free
Address
4805 Park Ave. Suite 305 Nashville, TN 37209
Phone Number
(615) 298-8060
E-mail

info@nashvilleliteracy.org

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/Pd4aEcUumZ32

Targeted Population(s)
Geographic Location
Date of Last Record Review
6/20/2024

Nashville Cares

Resource Title
Nashville Cares
Source/Organization
Nashville Cares
Description
Some programs may require a fee. Contact the organization for more information about fees and payment options.
URL

https://www.nashvillecares.org/

Type of Service
In-person
Virtual
Fee
Nashville Cares is the premier HIV/AIDS advocacy organization in Tennessee. Services include healthcare, STI/STD testing, insurance assistance for patients with HIV/AIDS, housing assistance, counseling, and more. Telehealth services are also available. Nashville Cares focuses on inclusion and equality in the treatment of patients.
Address
633 Thompson Lane Nashville, TN 37204
Phone Number
(615) 259-4866 or (800) 845-4266 [Heartline]
E-mail

info@nashvillecares.org

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/5Gh4CipZsSfXVE3d8

Targeted Population(s)
Geographic Location
Date of Last Record Review
6/20/2024

Nashville Metro Transit Authority - AccessRide

Resource Title
Nashville Metro Transit Authority - AccessRide
Source/Organization
Metro Transit Authority
Description
AccessRide is a publicly funded program of Nashville Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA), which provides low cost rides for individuals unable to use the regular city buses due to disabilities. AccessRide uses special vans to accommodate individuals with limited mobility, their service dogs, and their personal care attendants. Eligibility is established through an American with Disabilities Act worksheet; reservations are required to schedule a ride.
URL

https://www.wegotransit.com/ride/transit-services/access/

Type of Service
In-person
Fee
Cost is $3.70 with a 24 hour advanced reservation. See website for more information.
Address
430 Myatt Drive Nashville, TN 37115
Phone Number
(615) 880-3970 [General Info and reservations] or (615) 880-3596 [Eligibility]
E-mail

accessreservations@nashville.gov

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/JeYBN18gR642

Targeted Population(s)
Geographic Location
Date of Last Record Review
6/20/2024

Nashville Metro Transit Authority (MTA)

Resource Title
Nashville Metro Transit Authority (MTA)
Source/Organization
Metro Transit Authority
Description
MTA provides bus transportation around metro Nashville to the general public. Bus schedules and routes are available on the web, in paper format, and also within the bus shelters. Exact change is recommended when paying upon entering the bus; drivers can only issue "change cards" for future use for passengers who do not have exact change. A variety of access cards are available for purchase (including 7-day passes, 20-ride passes, etc.) and can be bought online or at the Music City Central Station downtown and via any payment means. An AccessRide service is available for individuals with disabilities who are not able to ride the regular bus routes. Discounted rates are available for seniors 65 and older and people with disabilities who have a qualifying ID card (e.g. Medicare).
URL

https://www.wegotransit.com/

Type of Service
In-person
Fee
Age based discounts are available online. See website for more information about fare costs.
Address
430 Myatt Drive Nashville, TN 37115
Phone Number
(615) 862-5950
E-mail

customercomments@nashville.gov

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/JeYBN18gR642

Targeted Population(s)
Geographic Location
Date of Last Record Review
6/20/2024

Nashville Prevention Partnership

Resource Title
Nashville Prevention Partnership
Source/Organization
Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
Description
Nashville Prevention Partnership works with local organizations and individuals in Nashville in order to prevent substance abuse. Programs they provide include the Training for Intervention Procedures (TIPS) Program and safe drug disposal.
URL

http://nashvilleprevention.org/

Type of Service
In-person
Fee
Free
Address
1704 Charlotte Ave. Suite 200, Nashville, TN 37203
Phone Number
(615) 297-7635
E-mail

dewayne@npponline.org

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/5yHnZAuxscbLAQMq6

Targeted Population(s)
Geographic Location
Date of Last Record Review
6/20/2024

Nashville Recovery Court Support Foundation

Resource Title
Nashville Recovery Court Support Foundation
Source/Organization
Nashville Recovery Court Support Foundation
Description
Nashville Recovery Court Support Foundation (NRCSF) is a State of Tennessee, Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services funded program which offers a therapeutic community based approach to substance abuse instead of prison for non-violent offenders. The NRCSF supports three long-term residential recovery centers in Tennessee, which serve both men and women.
URL

https://nrcs.foundation/

Type of Service
In-person
Fee
Free
Address
1300 Division Street Suite 209, Nashville, TN 37203
Phone Number
(615) 313-8480
E-mail

jthomas@nrcs.foundation

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/ifQeqdAGFjBmC3BD8

Targeted Population(s)
Geographic Location
Date of Last Record Review
6/20/2024

Nashville Rescue Mission

Resource Title
Nashville Rescue Mission
Source/Organization
Nashville Rescue Mission
Description
The Nashville Rescue Mission provides shelter, food and clothing for adults in need. The faith-based Mission offers a recovery program, counseling, education about addiction, and assistance with financial planning. Adult men (25+) are served at the Men's Campus; women are served at a separate facility.
URL

https://nashvillerescuemission.org/

Type of Service
In-person
Fee
Free
Address
639 Lafayette Street Nashville, TN 37203 [Men's Campus] or 1716 Rosa L. Parks Boulevard Nashville, TN 37208 [Women's Campus]
Phone Number
(615) 255-2475
E-mail

Not Applicable

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/SXeCXqYpBCv

Targeted Population(s)
Geographic Location
Date of Last Record Review
6/21/2024

Nashville Talking Library

Resource Title
Nashville Talking Library
Source/Organization
Nashville Public Library
Description
Nashville Talking Library is a program that one can apply for in order to obtain free audio information- including books, magazines, newspapers, and more. This service is intended for Nashville residences with certified reading disabilities.
URL

https://library.nashville.org/services/nashville-talking-library

Type of Service
Telephone
Virtual
Fee
Free
Address
615 Church Street Nashville, TN 37219
Phone Number
(615) 862-5874
E-mail

NTL@nashville.gov

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/dCD6tsJzysdJnmvz7

Targeted Population(s)
Geographic Location
Date of Last Record Review
6/21/2024

National Alliance on Mental Illness Tennessee

Resource Title
National Alliance on Mental Illness Tennessee
Source/Organization
National Alliance on Mental Illness
Description
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) works to improve the lives of those living with mental illnesses and their families. NAMI Tennessee provides a telephone helpline, in-person and virtual support groups, and educational materials on mental illnesses.
URL

https://www.namitn.org/

Type of Service
In-person
Telephone
Virtual
Fee
Free
Address
131 Sanders Ferry Rd. Suite B Hendersonville, TN 37075
Phone Number
(615) 361-6608 or (800) 467-3589 [Helpline]
E-mail

info@namitn.org

Map

https://maps.app.goo.gl/Fo2ezEHp6tcC5EsL7

Targeted Population(s)
Date of Last Record Review
6/21/2024

Neighborhood Health

Resource Title
Neighborhood Health
Source/Organization
Neighborhood Health
Description
Neighborhood Health provides affordable primary, preventive, and women’s healthcare to Middle Tennessee residents. Also offered are counseling services and dental care that is either free or on a sliding scale. Special consideration is given for homeless individuals. Homeless clients have access to psychiatric, mental health/substance abuse, and transportation services. Additional services include a 24-hour call line to speak to a provider about health concerns, counselors to help find health coverage, and interpreter services.
URL

https://www.neighborhoodhealthtn.org/

Type of Service
In-person
Telephone
Fee
Most insurance plans are accepted, and uninsured patients are welcomed. Payment is on a sliding scale.
Address
2711 Foster Avenue Nashville, TN 37210 [Administrative Offices]
Phone Number
(615) 227-3000
E-mail

Not Applicable

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/yxwn1x6tMxDSAYjQ6

Targeted Population(s)
Date of Last Record Review
6/21/2024