Affordable Housing Resources Inc. (AHR) works to help low-income and moderate-income families accomplish home ownership. AHR provides resources and online classes on lending, mortgage assistance grants, money management, foreclosure, and more.

Aphesis is a faith-based, TN government-approved housing and life skills development program for men transitioning out of incarceration. Aphesis offers counseling to overcome substance addictions, services related to job readiness & financial literacy, and fosters development of interpersonal relationships with friends and family. Veterans are specifically identified as a population with whom the organization works and case managers are assigned to each resident.

Bridges Domestic Violence Center provides support and resources to women, children and men who are victims of domestic abuse (physical, mental & sexual). Services are free of charge. Case managers help connect people with the resources and services they need. Bridges offers temporary shelter and a 24-hour crisis hotline.

Serving all age groups, Centerstone offers outpatient services addressing alcohol and substance dependency, veteran needs, mental and emotional health, family counseling, short- and long-term residential care, employment needs, immigrant and refugee needs, and court services. A services directory is available for locating specifc Cornerstone programs in the region.

Christian Community Services offers assistance to individuals living in subsidized housing to achieve financial stability to become home owners. To prepare future homeowners, CCSI offers financial training and instruction on all aspects of home buying.

The Cold Weather Community Response Plan is a website developed by local nonprofits and government resources, with the aim of providing up to date information about emergency shelters and outreach efforts during extreme cold weather events.

DAV offers a range of physical, emotional, and financial services for veterans and their families. In addition to informing veterans of the government services available to them, DAV assists in providing transportation, housing, and employment. During times of crisis and disaster, DAV's Disaster Relief Program can provide assistance for food, clothing, safety, and temporary shelter needs.

Dismas House of Nashville is a transitional re-entry and social support program for individuals recently released from incarceration. In addition to housing, Dismas House services extend to developing life skills such as maintaining personal finances,mental health counseling, substance abuse treatment, access to case managers who assist with finding employment and health care.

The Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (DVSA) Center provides services for current and past victims of domestic violence or sexual assault. Services include emergency shelter, court advocacy, sexual assault resources, and counseling. The DVSA Center is located in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

Doors of Hope provides support for women who are facing addiction, homelessness, and incarceration. Located in Murfreesboro, the organization offers reentry programs across Tennessee, in addition to drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs.