Catholic Charities’ Refugee Services encompass resettlement assistance (including finding housing, clothing & home furniture, help securing employment, referrals to language classes and access to case workers to help immigrants find the social services they need. The Youth Program specifically focuses on enhancing integration into the local school system and the provision of tutoring and academic enrichment activities. An Elders Program facilitates opportunites for social engagement.

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.

Conexion Americas provides services for the purpose of social, economic, and civic integration of Latino families in Middle Tennessee. Services include legal information, English classes, financial information (on taxes and homeownership, and community outreach.

The Nashville International Center for Empowerment (NICE) provides information, support, and opportunities for refugees and immigrants in Middle Tennessee. NICE programs are focused on education, resettlement, employment, health, and immigration.

Through a partnership between US Citizenship and Immigration Services and the city of Nashville, Pathway for New Americans provide services and resources for new Americans in Nashville, including ESL classes, citizenship test prep tools, and resources for teachers. Visit the website to find out which Nashville Public Library branches and local Community Centers host this program.

Siloam Family Health Center is a faith-based health clinic targeting individuals who are uninsured or underinsured, and the "culturally marginalized". Services span primary healthcare, behavioral healthcare, and social work. The Center partners with other local educational institutions, healthcare organizations, and churches. Translators are available to facilitate communication. with affordable, quality primary medical care. The clinic offers refugee medical screening.

The Tennessee Immigrant & Refugee Rights Coalition (TIRRC) is an immigrant and refugee led coalition which aims to advocate and support new immigrants and refugees in Tennessee, no matter what their immigration status is. TIRRC services include legal resources and connections, information about the citizenship process, and classes to learn English as a second language.

Tennessee Justice for Our Neighbors provides free or low-cost, high-quality immigration legal services to survivors of persecution, violence, and poverty. Additionally, Tennessee Justice for Our Neighbors offers the Families Together program to educate noncitizen parents on the US Immigration system, and the legal complications associated with it.

The Branch of Nashville serves the Antioch area with a food pantry. The food pantry is free, but registration is required. Additionally, English as a second language classes is provided by The Branch of Nashville; the ESL classes have a fee, and occur both online and in-person.