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Disabled American Veterans (Nashville TN Chapter)

Resource Title
Disabled American Veterans (Nashville TN Chapter)
Source/Organization
Disabled American Veterans
Description
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.
URL

https://www.dav.org

Type of Service
In-person
Fee
Free
Address
110 9th Avenue South, Suite C166B Nashville, TN 37203
Phone Number
(615) 695-6384
E-mail

Not Applicable

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/smRMiJn2AJn

Targeted Population(s)
Geographic Location
Date of Last Record Review
3/14/2023

FiftyForward

Resource Title
FiftyForward
Source/Organization
FiftyForward
Description
FiftyFoward addresses the social, supportive, and nutritional needs of adults aged 50 and older. Services include a licensed adult daycare, meals on wheels food distribution, supportive services related to daily life, in-home social services, and group travel and entertainment outings. Programs are also available to offer assistance with housing, safety and domestic violence, transportation, and substance abuse counseling.
URL

https://fiftyforward.org/

Type of Service
In-person
Telephone
Virtual
Fee
Free
Address
174 Rains Avenue, Nashville, TN 37203
Phone Number
(615) 743-3400
E-mail

info@fiftyforward.org

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/PcgT4ECaL5k

Targeted Population(s)
Geographic Location
Date of Last Record Review
3/14/2023

Gordon Jewish Community Center

Resource Title
Gordon Jewish Community Center
Source/Organization
Gordon Jewish Community Center
Description
The Gordon Jewish Community Center (GJCC) offers a variety of services, programs, and activities for the local Nashville community. The JCC has an on-site fitness center and offers exercise and nutrition & wellness classes. Activities such as card playing and book clubs, and meetings/outings specifically designed for senior citizens, provides opportunities for socialization with other members. A 24-hour/ 6 day a week transportation assistance program is also offered. Financial assistance is available to aid with membership costs.
URL

https://www.nashvillejcc.org/

Type of Service
In-person
Fee
Some programs may require a fee. Contact the organization for more information about fees and payment options.
Address
801 Percy Warner Boulevard, Nashville, TN 37205
Phone Number
(615) 356-7170 
E-mail

info@nashvillejcc.org

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/926DVPXGXH62

Geographic Location
Date of Last Record Review
3/14/2023

Greater Nashville Regional Council Area Agency on Aging and Disability

Resource Title
Greater Nashville Regional Council Area Agency on Aging and Disability
Source/Organization
Greater Nashville Regional Council
Description
The Area Agency on Aging and Disability provides multiple services and programs for elder residents (age 60 and older) of Davidson and the surrounding 12 counties. Services include exercise acitivies at are senior centers, home-delivered meals, social programs, and transportation assistance for social and medical needs. A referral helpline is also available for assistance connecting to local agencies and helpful resources. The agency provides a program to aid with Medicare information.
URL

https://www.gnrc.org/163/Aging-and-Disability-Services

Type of Service
In-person
Telephone
Fee
Some programs may require a fee. Contact the organization for more information about fees and payment options.
Address
44 Vantage Way Suite 450 Nashville, TN 37228
Phone Number
(615) 862-8828
E-mail

Not Applicable

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/nuoow6WFeJjQZPJb7

Targeted Population(s)
Date of Last Record Review
3/14/2023

H.E.R.O. Program: Resources for Families Experiencing Homelessness

Resource Title
H.E.R.O. Program: Resources for Families Experiencing Homelessness
Source/Organization
Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS)
Description
Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) offers resources for families of students who are homeless or living in transitional housing. The H.E.R.O. Program helps these families find services to address their needs regarding obtaining legal documents, transportation, and food. Collaborations with external partners also provide families with resources for dental, medical, and mental health care.
URL

https://mnps.org/cms/one.aspx?portalId=32970327&pageId=33402115

Type of Service
In-person
Fee
Free
Address
2601 Bransford Avenue, Nashville, TN 37204
Phone Number
(615) 259-8729
E-mail

catherine.knowles@mnps.org

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/wZZHUtVufLu

Targeted Population(s)
Geographic Location
Date of Last Record Review
3/14/2023

Homeless Services Program

Resource Title
Homeless Services Program
Source/Organization
Homeless Services Program
Description
Homeless Services Program assists individuals and families experiencing homelessness by providing case management to guide people to housing and employment and to connect clients to appropriate partnering agencies for a variety of social need services. The program also provides bus passes for specific purposes related to housing.
URL

https://hub.nashville.gov/s/request-type/a0ut0000000IlGZAA0/homelessness?language=en_US

Type of Service
In-person
Telephone
Virtual
Fee
Free
Address
N/A
Phone Number
(615) 862-5000
E-mail

Not Applicable

Targeted Population(s)
Geographic Location
Date of Last Record Review
3/14/2023

Lloyd C. Elam Mental Health Center - Rainbow Program

Resource Title
Lloyd C. Elam Mental Health Center - Rainbow Program
Source/Organization
Lloyd C. Elam Mental Health Center at Meharry Medical College
Description
The Rainbow Program offers inpatient and outpatient treatment for pregnant or postpartum women trying to overcome drug or alcohol addiction. To supplement the rehabilitation services, the program also provides a multitude of additional service assistance including housing, mental health management, child care, food, clothing, shelter referrals, transportation, and family counseling. The program is particularly sensitive to the needs of minority women who may face cultural and language barriers.
URL

https://www.meharryresearch.org/research/innovation-centers/clinical-translational-research/lloyd-c-elam-mental-health-center/

Type of Service
In-person
Fee
Patients are required to pay $5 for application fee. All other services are free.
Address
2000 Albion St, Nashville, TN 37208
Phone Number
(615) 327-6256
E-mail

lwilliamson@mmc.edu

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/NFCKB4a5orQum6FX8

Targeted Population(s)
Geographic Location
Date of Last Record Review
3/14/2023

Martha O'Bryan Center

Resource Title
Martha O'Bryan Center
Source/Organization
Martha O'Bryan Center
Description
Martha O’Bryan Center offers programs and services for Nashville individuals and familes under economic burden. Programs include child and adult education (e.g. GED and college entrance), life skill preparations, technology skills, training for employment and job referrals, counseling for domestic violence and other life stressors, parenting education, development of social support networks, and crisis assistance related to food, utilities and other needs.
URL

https://marthaobryan.org/

Type of Service
In-person
Fee
Free
Address
711 S 7th St., Nashville, TN 37206
Phone Number
(615) 254-1791
E-mail

development@marthaobryan.org

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/E7u3rEv272G2

Targeted Population(s)
Geographic Location
Date of Last Record Review
3/14/2023

Mental Health Cooperative (MHC)

Resource Title
Mental Health Cooperative (MHC)
Source/Organization
Mental Health Cooperative (MHC)
Description
The Mental Health Cooperative takes a holistic approach to treating and supporting individuals with mental illness, behavioral, and emotional disorders. MHC treats all age groups; treatment is outpatient-based and includes access to primary care facilities and a pharmacy. In-home and in-school programs are offered for children. Individual, group, and family therapy is offered. Mobile and telephone crisis services are available. MHC also offers substance abuse therapy for individuals with co-existing mental illness. Case Managers at MHC can provide assistance locating resources for housing, budget & financial needs, medical & dental care, employment, education, social support, and transportation options. Youth services include assistance with juvenile justice court.
URL

https://www.mhc-tn.org/

Type of Service
In-person
Telephone
Fee
Contact the organization for more information about fees and payment options.
Address
275 Cumberland Bend, Nashville, TN 37228
Phone Number
(615) 726-3340 or (615) 726-0125 [Crisis Line]
E-mail

Not Applicable

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/zYU8Y6HNEhS2

Targeted Population(s)
Date of Last Record Review
3/14/2023

Metro Action Commission

Resource Title
Metro Action Commission
Source/Organization
Metro Action Commission
Description
Metropolitan Action Commission services include programs to help individuals and families with financial hardships gain economic stability. The Commission offers adult education programs, general equivalency degree (GED) preparation classes, and college application assistance. In addition to training and employment services, the Metropolitan Action Commission provides support for safe housing, including payment with electric and gas bills, rent, mortgage, property taxes, rental deposits, and medical prescriptions, and prescribed food/medical equipment. Also, meals for children are available throughout the year via the “Summer Food Service Program.”
URL

https://www.nashville.gov/departments/metro-action

Type of Service
In-person
Telephone
Fee
Free
Address
800 2nd Ave N., Nashville, TN 37201
Phone Number
(615) 862-8860
E-mail

Not Applicable

Map

https://goo.gl/maps/dbfyteKXRG82

Geographic Location
Date of Last Record Review
3/14/2023