AGAPE is a faith-based center which offers counseling, foster care services, adoption support, and care for those facing domestic violence.

Alcoholics Anonymous Nashville, offers a searchable directory to help individuals locate the place and time of AA support group meetings within Middle Tennessee based on zip code, day of the week, time of day, and type of meeting (in-person, online, women only, men only, LGBTQ only, Spanish language, 11th Step Meditation, 12 Steps & 12 Traditions, etc). Support groups are available for those directly affected, as well as their families and children.

The American Red Cross provides disaster relief & recovery services for the public, and 24/7 emergency financial help for military service members and veterans.

Be Well at NPL offers free wellness programs to people of all ages in Nashville. Programs include 'Music and Movement' for children, 'Chair Yoga' for those with mobility issues, and cooking classes for teens and adults.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee works to provide children who are facing adversity with the guidance to succeed by matching them with an adult mentor. The mentoring program accepts children (as 'littles') who are between the ages of 9 and 16.

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.

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.

The Community Resource Hub provides Middle Tennesseans with essential hygiene products, both during times of disaster and year round. The nonprofit provides hygiene kits for seniors, teachers, students and families.

Faith Family Medical Center offers primary care to low-income, uninsured, or underinsured families. Through the Women’s Health Initiative provides women’s health services and women’s health issues education. As part of its wellness advocacy, the Center also hosts a community garden to teach clients about gardening and nutrition.