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.

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.

Metropolitan Government of Nashville & Davidson County has three main programs associated with their Digital Inclusion Goals. Primarily, low-income Nashvillians are eligible for the FCC's Affordable Connectivity Program to help pay for internet services and devices. Additionally, Information Technology Services of Nashville trains nonprofit staff to aid residents with digital needs, and collects data on on the current state of digital inclusion in Metro Nashville.

EARS of Middle Tennessee provides emergency preparedness training and appropriate early warning equipment for those who are deaf, hard of hearing, or deaf/blind.

Energy Assistance Programs are offered by the Metropolitan Government of Nashville & Davidson County. One program provides financial assistance in payments of electric, gas, propane, or other energy resource bills. The second program offers fans and/or air conditioning for residents who are elderly, have young children, or are disabled.

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.

Giving Smiles provides dental services to low-income families in Middle Tennessee. Due to limited availability, preference will be given to individuals and working families with household income below 250% of the Federal Poverty Level. Interested individuals should apply online for Giving Smiles, whose clinic currently is located in Spring Hill.

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.

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.

HEARS Nashville works to provide low-income Middle Tennesseans with financial assistance and professional services in obtaining hearing aids. The program works by connecting eligible individuals with appropriate programs, and setting them up with an audiologist. Financial assistance is available to help all individuals afford necessary auditory equipment.