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  • Utility Assistance (4)
Recovery Program

Dream Center

Seniors

SCAN – Senior Citizens Awareness Network of Wilson County, Inc.

Notes

If you want to receive SCAN Services, wish to refer someone for SCAN services,or become a volunteer, contact the Wilson County Sheriff’s Department at 615-444-1412 , ext 499.

SCAN Officers are uniformed representatives of the Sheriff’s Office. SCAN Volunteers go into the community to check on the safety and security of older citizens who have enrolled in the program. SCAN Officers drive to the homes of these citizens making personal contact, providing home security surveys, crime prevention information, and information related to local social and community services.

Seniors

Wilson Rides

Notes

Wilson Rides helps to preserve the quality of life and foster a connected community for older adults in Wilson County by providing safe transportation to local destinations.

-Become a Wilson Rides member
-Be a Wilson Cty resident
-Be 55 or older
-Be able to transfer in/out of car easily
-No longer able to drive
-Complete application($49 deposit fee/$25 year + 4 round trip rides
-Complete home visit

Seniors

Workforce Essentials/Senior Community Service Employment

Notes

*Places mature workers in temporary paid community service training to prepare them for permanent employment outside the program.

*Supportive Services

You may be eligible to join if you:
• Are 55 years old or older.
• Are currently unemployed.
• Have a family income of no more than 125% of the federal poverty level. If you’re unsure about this, don’t worry – we’ll help you understand if you meet the criteria during the application process.

Seniors

SALT Serving at the Lord’s Table

Notes

Food Bank for SENIORS (55+) & Disabled (difficult to get to grocery)

SALT delivers twice monthly on Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays, depending on which route each household has been assigned.

Open Pantry 1X month

OR

Mobile Pantry available 1X month to community in need

Seniors

Meals on Wheels/MCHRA Mt. Juliet

Notes

ELIGIBILITY
Anyone age 60 and older who is homebound, or meets the needs as determined by state guidelines, is eligible for Mid-Cumberland Meals-on-Wheels.

Seniors age 60 and older may also apply for congregation dining through their local Dining Site.
*No immediate assistance/may be a waiting list in some areas

Seniors

Meals on Wheels/MCHRA Lebanon

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ELIGIBILITY
Anyone age 60 and older who is homebound, or meets the needs as determined by state guidelines, is eligible for Mid-Cumberland Meals-on-Wheels.

Seniors age 60 and older may also apply for congregation dining through their local Dining Site.
*No immediate assistance/may be a waiting list in some areas

Seniors

AgeWell Middle TN

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Resources for Older Adults, Family Caregivers & Professionals

Ask questions about services and community resources for older adults and caregivers.

Transportation

Wilson Rides

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Wilson Rides helps to preserve the quality of life and foster a connected community for older adults in Wilson County by providing safe transportation to local destinations.

  • Become a Wilson Rides member
  • Be a Wilson Cty resident
  • Be 55 or older
  • Be able to transfer in/out of car easily
  • No longer able to drive
  • Complete application($49 deposit fee/$25 year + 4 round trip rides
  • Complete home visit
Transportation

Mid-Cumberland Public Transit

Notes

Rides are scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis, with priority given to medical appointments. *While we request advance notice, it is not required. Please be assured your personal information will remain confidential.

FEES:
One way in city: $2.00
One way in county: $3.00
Additional stop on scheduled route: $1.00
Each county line crossed: $5.00
Flat rates to Nashville (one way): $10.00 – $15.00

Dental

MeHarry Medical College of Dentistry

Notes

All dental work is done by college students with doctors supervision.

If no insurance:

1-Tele Appt to discuss need
2-Initial in house visit – $65

Appt. may take 3-4 hours.

All appts. Made at 8am or 1pm M-F

Dental

Neighborhood Health

Notes

Who is eligible?

*Everyone regardless of insurance status

  • Disease Mgmt.
  • Preventative Screenings
  • Behavioral Health
  • OB/GYN
  • Pediatrics
  • Dental
  • Coordinated Care
Foster Care

Tennessee Kids Belong

Notes

Mission: TN Kids Belong exists to empower leaders and the community to improve the experiences and outcomes for kids in foster care through 1) family recruitment, 2) community engagement, and 3) hope for every community.

Foster Care

Foster 180

Notes

Dedicated to optimizing family connections and creating resources that empower a community and make it a better place to live.

Transitional Housing

2nd Chances (Women & Children)

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Room and Boarding

  • individual beds
  • rooms
  • kitchen
  • showers
  • laundry on site
  • resource ctr on site
  • job assistance
  • ride2work program
  • AA/NA and Rebuilding Mtgs
  • Veteran’s all care services
Transitional Housing

Brook’s House/Women & Children

Transitional Housing

A Friend of Bill’s

Transitional Housing

Hearn House/Men

Notes

*A ministry of College Hills COC

Legal Assistance

TJC – TN Justice Center

Notes

We have a directory of resources with information about eligibility for various public programs, food assistance, and more.
PUBLIC BENEFITS PROGRAMS THAT TJC FOCUSES ON
To serve our mission of helping kids grow up healthy, ensuring access to affordable healthcare, increasing independence, and expanding food security. Here are some of the public benefits programs we work to strengthen, so that they can better meet the needs of Tennessee families.

Legal Assistance

Legal Aid Society

Notes

The best way to get help is to call us at 615-451-1880 or 800-238-1443 before you come in. You will not be able to meet with a lawyer without an appointment and we may be able to help by phone or mail

Legal Assistance

Veteran Legal Assistance

Notes

We believe that our veterans, our nation’s defenders, deserve the care, benefits and compensation that they were promised, and the best legal services, free of charge, to meet their challenges.

Legal Assistance

TALS: TN Alliance for Legal Services

Notes

Talk to an experienced TN attorney for free legal advice and referrals.

Pregnancy & Youth

Mid-Cumberland Community Action Agency

Notes

Lebanon Head Start (ages 3-5)

Early Head Start (ages 6 wks – 4 yrs)

Pregnancy & Youth

Connecting Forward

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ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

  • Middle TN Resident
  • Receives/Eligible for Public Asst.
  • Have child under 18
  • US Citizenship

Support Services Provided:

  • Workforce Training
  • Employment Coaching
  • Mental Health
    Counseling
  • Housing Assistance
  • Education Support
  • Family Planning
  • Benefits Assistance
Pregnancy & Youth

TN Voices

Notes

Tennessee Voices (TN Voices) is a non-profit organization of more than 100 social workers, peer support specialists, therapists, and care coordinators who are dedicated to providing advocacy, peer support, counseling services and trainings to children, teens, young adults, and adults in all 95 counties in Tennessee.

Our vision is to build hope for all generations and our mission is to be the collaborative leader guiding mental health transformation.

Pregnancy & Youth

Our Chance TN

Notes

Have a household income of $0-$55,000

Have 1 to 4 children aged 17 or under

Are enrolled in 1 or more public benefits: TANF,
SNAP, Medicaid (TennCare), Housing Choice
Vouchers/PublicHousing/PBRA, or Free/
Reduced Lunch

Want to work and are willing to work towards
gaining employment or increasing their pay/
employment

Are U.S. Citizens

Live in Davidson, Dickson, Maury, Montgomery,
Rutherford, Sumner, or Wilson Counties

Pregnancy & Youth

Nurture the Next

Pregnancy & Youth

Pregnancy Care Center

Notes

Pregnancy & Youth

Salvation Army

Notes

Call for appt

Lake Street Learning Center

After-School program

Some housing
For teens

Bible based

Pregnancy & Youth

Hope Beyond Abortion

Pregnancy & Youth

McKinney Vento (School-age homeless children)

Pregnancy & Youth

Pregnancy Help Center

Notes

Who is eligible?

  • Expecting a baby
  • Have an infant or toddler
  • Will meet you where your needs are:
    Wednesday: 6:30-7:30pm
  • CALL to schedule a confidential appt.

*No appointment needed
OR
You may call to schedule an appointment

Pregnancy & Youth

CHANT (Community Health Access And Navigation in TN)

Notes

Who is eligible? Individuals eligible for CHANT include:

  • Pregnant and postpartum adolescents and women
  • Children (Birth – 21 years)
  • Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs (Birth – 21 years)
Medical

Mid-Cumberland Public Transit

Notes

*Rides are scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis, with priority given to medical appointments. *While we request advance notice, it is not required. Please be assured your personal information will remain confidential.

FEES
One way in city: $2.00
One way in county: $3.00
Additional stop on scheduled route: $1.00
Each county line crossed: $5.00
Flat rates to Nashville (one way): $10.00 – $15.00

Medical

TN Voices

Notes

Tennessee Voices (TN Voices) is a non-profit organization of more than 100 social workers, peer support specialists, therapists, and care coordinators who are dedicated to providing advocacy, peer support, counseling services and trainings to children, teens, young adults, and adults in all 95 counties in Tennessee.

Our vision is to build hope for all generations and our mission is to be the collaborative leader guiding mental health transformation.

Medical

Lions Club

Notes

Assistance for eye exams, glasses or hearing aids should be requested through your local Lions Club. Local clubs determine their ability to help individuals based on their club funds availability. Your local Lions Club organization will be able to advise you on and possibly offer assistance for the purchase of hearing aids or eyeglasses.

Medical

Wilson County Health Dept.

Medical

HEAR Nashville

Notes

*Financial Assistance to qualified low-income adults in Middle TN to obtain hearing aids.

Medical

CHARIS Health Center

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Who is eligible?

  • Uninsured, office visit $30
  • Working
  • Live in Wilson County
  • DO NOT have any kind of medical insurance
  • Pay for the office visit at the time of appointment
Medical

Neighborhood Health

Notes

Who is eligible? Everyone regardless of insurance status.

  • Disease Mgmt.
  • Preventative Screenings
  • Behavioral Health
  • OB/GYN
  • Pediatrics
  • Dental
  • Coordinated Care
Medical

Champion Healthcare

Disability Services

Vocational Rehab Services

Notes

Chris Slater

Vocational Rehabilitation serves two groups: 1) Tennesseans with disabilities, including middle and high school age students, who are ready to prepare for independence through employment and 2) Tennessee business owners, leaders and operators who are ready to elevate their business(es) into workspaces that welcome customers and workers with disabilities.

Disability Services

TN Early Intervention System (TEIS)

Notes

Tennessee Early Intervention System (TEIS) is a voluntary program that offers therapy and other services to families of infants and young children with developmental delays or disabilities. Services are provided at no cost to families. TEIS is critically important to supporting the development of Tennessee children with disabilities and developmental delays as they prepare for school.

Disability Services

Family Voices TN

Notes

We provide one-to-one support, information, resources, and training to families across Tennessee raising children with disabilities, chronic illnesses, and special health care needs at no cost.

We also offer this training to providers and family-serving organizations.

Our staff is comprised of families who have experience raising children/youth with disabilities, chronic illnesses, and/or special health care needs

Disability Services

The ARC of Greater Nashville

Notes

The Arc Davidson County & Greater Nashville is a family based organization that promotes, protects and advocates for the right of people with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities to live self-determined, meaningful lives in inclusive communities.

Disability Services

Prospect/Disabilities Support

Disability Services

Empower Me

Notes

We transform the lives of individuals with special needs through activities and opportunities for growth in a safe, secure environment while providing community education on disabilities and inclusiveness.

Disability Services

Disability Consulting

Mental Health Services

Mid-Cumberland Community Action Agency

Mental Health Services

Child Advocacy Center

Mental Health Services

Lifeline Peer Project Regional Coordinator

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Prevention Coalition for Success

Mental Health Services

Mental Health Cooperative

Notes

MHC offers INNOVATIVE, TRAUMA-INFORMED and PERSON-CENTERED behavioral health services for children, adolescents, and adults. All TennCare plans are welcomed and grants are available for those who are uninsured.

Mental Health Services

Cumberland Mental Health Services

Crisis Lines

RestStop Ministries

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Domestic Sex-Trafficking

18-24 month residential restoration program for adult, female survivors of domestic sex trafficking

Crisis Lines

Rape & Sexual Assault Center

Notes

Providing healing for children, adults and families affected by sexual assault and to end sexual violence through counseling, education and advocacy.

Crisis Lines

GET HELP – YWCA Nashville/Weaver Domestic Violence Ctr.

Notes

Need help? Have questions?
Call our anonymous, confidential 24/7 Crisis & Support Helpline

Our trained counselors are ready when you are to answer questions about your personal situation or that of a loved one. They can also direct you to community support groups, develop a safety plan, and connect you with law enforcement, advocates, or the Family Justice Center.

Crisis Lines

National Domestic Violence Hotline

Crisis Lines

National Human Trafficking Hotline

Notes

For immediate assistance, call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888. You can reach the Hotline 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in more than 200 languages. All calls are confidential and answered live by highly trained Anti-Trafficking Hotline Advocates.

Crisis Lines

TN Human Trafficking Hotline

Notes

If you would like to report a potential human trafficking situation to local authorities in Tennessee

Crisis Lines

Our Kids

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Our Kids clinical staff are on-call 24/7 to provide medical evaluations and crisis counseling in response to child sexual abuse.

Crisis Lines

Tennessee Child Abuse Hotline

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Child Abuse Referral And Tracking

Crisis Lines

National Runaway Hotline

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24/7 CRISIS CONNECTION

Crisis Lines

Wilson County CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates)

Crisis Lines

15th Judicial District Child Advocacy Center

Crisis Lines

Crisis Intervention/Education

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Naloxone Training/Overdose Prevention – providing free informational training to organizations or individuals about opioid overdose prevention & response.

Crisis Lines

Buffalo Valley

Crisis Lines

New Leaf Recovery Center

Crisis Lines

TN Redline

Crisis Lines

Youth Villages Upper Cumberland

Crisis Lines

Mental Health Cooperative

Crisis Lines

Volunteer Behavioral Health/Cumberland Mental Health Crisis Hotline

Crisis Lines

Cannon County SAVE

Notes

Domestic Violence Help

Crisis Lines

Sexual Assault Crisis and Support, Nashville

Notes

Provides free counseling, advocate services, and free forensic exams (or rape kit) at their SAFE Clinic for anyone age 16 or over and can connect you with other services.

Crisis Lines

Mobile Crisis line

Notes

Mobile Crisis Services is a 24/7/365 response team for those who are experiencing a mental health emergency.

Services include Mobile Crisis Services for children and youth. You may access both adult and children and youth services by calling the Statewide Crisis Line or your local Mobile Crisis phone number.

Crisis Lines

Family & Children’s Crisis Line, Nashville

Notes

Family & Children’s Service provides a variety of counseling services for individuals and families at no cost for a range of issues from depression, domestic violence, substance abuse, suicide prevention and much more.

Crisis Lines

Domestic Violence, Homesafe Helpline

Notes

Trauma informed services for domestic abuse survivors

  • Safe shelter
  • Crisis prevention
  • Safety planning
  • Legal advocacy
  • Support groups
  • Community education
Crisis Lines

Lantern Lane Farm Counseling

Crisis Lines

Tennessee Crisis Services & Suicide Prevention

Crisis Lines

NATIONAL SUICIDE & CRISIS LIFELINE

Veterans

American Legion Post 5015

Notes

We meet on the second Tuesday of each month at 6:00 PM, using the rear entrance of the Mt. Juliet Senior Citizen Center.

Veterans

Salvation Army

Notes

Call for appt

Helps towards FIRST months rent (NOT deposit) when transitioning out of homelessness

Veterans

Crossroads Mission Care

Notes

Seeks to come alongside service-minded professionals. Serving those that serve: First Responders, Pastors, Military members & family, Missionaries

Veterans

VFW Post 5015

Notes

We meet 3rd Monday of the month in the Veterans Building in Fiddlers Grove at the Wilson County Fairgrounds.

Meeting time:
meal is at 6:30 and the meeting starts at 7:00

Veterans

Operation Stand Down TN

Notes

Veterans in need of assistance

Veterans

Mid-Cumberland Community Action Agency

Veterans

Veterans Crisis Line

Veterans

American Job Center TN

Notes

Veterans Outreach Specialist:
Peter Pritchard

In Lebanon on  Thursdays
8:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Veterans

Wilson County Veterans Services

Notes

The mission of Veterans Services is to serve Wilson County veterans and their families with dignity and compassion and to be the veterans’ advocate by ensuring they receive quality care, support, entitlements, and the recognition earned in their service to the nation.

Veterans

Michelle R. Schriever, LCSW, BCD Dept. of VA

Notes

HUD-VASH is a collaborative program which pairs HUD’s Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) rental assistance with VA case management and supportive services for homeless Veterans. These services are designed to help homeless Veterans and their families find and sustain permanent housing and access the health care, mental health treatment, substance use counseling, and other supports necessary to help them in their recovery process and with their ability to maintain housing in the community.

Education & Jobs

Employment Opportunities

Education & Jobs

Salvation Army

Notes

Financial counseling for long term growth and advancement

Education & Jobs

Workforce Essentials/Senior Community Service Employment

Notes

*Places mature workers in temporary paid community service training to prepare them for permanent employment outside the program.

*Supportive Services

You may be eligible to join if you:

  • Are 55 years old or older.
  • Are currently unemployed.
  • Have a family income of no more than 125% of the federal poverty level. If you’re unsure about this, don’t worry – we’ll help you understand if you meet the criteria during the application process.
Education & Jobs

Operation Hope

Notes

Financial Wellbeing Coach

Education & Jobs

Adult Learning Center

Notes

*Offers many free opportunities for educational growth for adults to include:

  • HiSET (GED) completion
  • ESL Classes
Education & Jobs

Career Solutions, Goodwill/Mt. Juliet

Notes

*Job skills training

*Job search assistance

*Classes held online, at Mt. Juliet Ctr, American Job Ctr, and Compassionate Hands TN.

Education & Jobs

American Job Center of TN

Notes

Job search assistance

*Grant funds to assist in extended training/credentials through the WIOA program

Utility Assistance

The Glade Church

Notes

*Must apply through website

The Glade church may be able to assist with utilities.

Utility Assistance

Mount Juliet Help Center

Notes

Serving West Wilson County from 109 to the County Line

Utility Assistance

Wilson County Help Center

Notes

Donation Rec’d: 9am-5pm Mon-Sat.

Asst.: 9am-3pm Mon-Fri.

*Utility assist. 1X every year – with a copy of past due utility bill.

Utility Assistance

Mid-Cumberland Community Action Agency

Notes

We provide food, hygiene items, toys + baby products, clothes, shoes + blankets every 30 days to our neighbors.

LIHWAP
Low Income Household Water Assistance Program provides funds to assist low-income households with water and wastewater bills (until Oct. 1, 2023)

LIHEAP
Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program assists households by providing between $600 and $1000 towards their energy bill. LIHEAP can assist with electric, propane, natural gas, wood, kerosene, or coal once per year. This benefit is paid directly to your energy provider

Rent & Housing Assistance

Buffalo Valley

Notes

(if you are willing to move to an area where they have housing available-there may be rental/housing assistance)

Rent & Housing Assistance

THDA – TN Housing Development Agency

Notes

Andrew Jackson Building Third Floor

General Information: 615-815-2200

Toll Free: 800-228-THDA

Housing Discrimination Complaints – Tennessee Human Rights Commission: 800-251-3589

Rent & Housing Assistance

Salvation Army

Notes

Call for appt

Helps towards FIRST months rent (NOT deposit) when transitioning out of homelessness

Personal Items & Care

All For Him Ministry

Notes

Warehouse open Tues-Thurs from 8am-12pm for donation drop offs and needs met (free clothes/shoes/etc)

Personal Items & Care

Haven House Thrift Store

Notes

*Discounted Clothing/Furniture: NOT FREE

Personal Items & Care

Goodwill Thrift Store

Notes

*Discounted Clothing/Furniture: NOT FREE

Personal Items & Care

Mount Juliet Help Center

Notes

Serving West Wilson County from 109 to the County Line

Free seasonal clothing

Personal Items & Care

FAM Essentials *Furniture – by referral only

Notes

FAM Essentials: Donations received Wednesdays only 9-12pm.

No pick up service. Delivered by volunteers 2nd and 4th Saturdays.

Personal Items & Care

Salvation Army

Notes

Call for appt

Gas cards

Personal Items & Care

Wilson County Help Center

Notes

Donation Rec’d: 9am-5pm Mon-Sat.

Asst.: 9am-3pm Mon-Fri.

Free clothing every 60 days

*Prescription assistance – up to $100 per year.

Shelter

New Leash On Life (Pet Shelter)

Notes

Call ahead for availability

Pet Food Pantry available. Call for information.

Shelter

Room in the Inn

Notes

Winter overnight Shelter – ADULTS ONLY

Nov. 1 – March 31

Anyone seeking shelter should come to our downtown campus (705 Drexel Street) and speak to a staff member for instructions. The Room In The Inn Campus is open Monday – Friday, 6a – 3p.

‍All guests must attend orientation in order to be eligible for shelter.

Shelter

Trust Yourself

Notes

Our mission is to provide empowering services to individuals who have experienced domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking and to end these crimes through advocacy and community education.

Shelter

Cannon County SAVE Domestic Violence Help

Shelter

RestStop Ministries Domestic Sex-Trafficing

Notes

Dedicated to comprehensively restoring female survivors of domestic sex trafficking.

Shelter

HomeSafe, Domestic Violence

Notes

Trauma informed services for domestic abuse survivors:

  • Safe shelter
  • Crisis prevention
  • Safety planning
  • Legal advocacy
  • Support groups
  • Community education
Shelter

Nashville Rescue Mission, Family

Shelter

Salvation Army

Notes

Call ahead for appt.

Some housing available for women escaping sex trafficking

Shelter

Nashville Rescue Mission

Shelter

Salvation Army, Murfreesboro

Notes

Call First!! Limited Room

Shelter

Compassionate Hands

Notes

Hope & Renewal Services
10am-4pm
(day shelter services)

April-May
Mon/Fri

June-Sept.
Mon/Wed/Fri

Oct-Nov.
Mon/Fri

Winter Shelter:
Dec. 1 – March 15
4pm-10am

(Notice: Those who are employed and need to arrive AFTER 5 PM MUST COMPLETE AN EMPLOYMENT VERIFICATION FORM PRIOR TO STAY in order to be admitted! NO EXCEPTIONS!!! Verification form can be picked up between 8-10am or completed at the previous night’s stay).

Food & Hot Meals

The Glade Church

Notes

Families from Gladeville Elementary School and elsewhere in our community are able to obtain food as often as needed here at the Glade Church.

A family is able to pick up a food box once a week.

They may be picked up at the church office Monday – Thursday between 8:00 am – 4:00 pm.

Food & Hot Meals

Joy Church

Food & Hot Meals

Mt. Juliet Church of Christ

Food & Hot Meals

Life Church

Food & Hot Meals

Meals on Wheels/MCHRA Mt. Juliet

Notes

ELIGIBILITY
Anyone age 60 and older who is homebound, or meets the needs as determined by state guidelines, is eligible for Mid-Cumberland Meals-on-Wheels.
Seniors age 60 and older may also apply for congregation dining through their local Dining Site.
*No immediate assistance/may be a waiting list in some areas

Food & Hot Meals

Immanuel Baptist Church

Notes

Salt & Light Ministry
Tues & Thurs 9am-3pm

Food & Hot Meals

SFC Food Pantry at St. Frances Cabrini Church

Notes

SFC Food Pantry is located in Cabrini Hall, next door to the main church.

Food & Hot Meals

Lebanon First UMC

Food & Hot Meals

The Salvation Army

Notes

Food cards to Kroger

Food & Hot Meals

Green Hill Church

Notes

Drive thru food pantry
Food boxes weekly

If there is an emergency need – call to set up an appointment

Food & Hot Meals

SALT: Serving at the Lord’s Table

Notes

Food Bank for Seniors (55+) Disabled (difficult to get to grocery)

  • SALT delivers twice monthly on Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays, depending on which route each household has been assigned.
  • Open Pantry 1X month
    OR
  • Mobile Pantry available 1X month to community in need
Food & Hot Meals

Joseph’s Storehouse

Notes

Food provided 1X/month

Food & Hot Meals

Mount Juliet Help Center

Notes

Groceries are available for pick up:

Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 12:30pm

Food & Hot Meals

Jesus Provisions Mount Juliet

Food & Hot Meals

Manning Compassion Center at College Hills Church of Christ

Notes

Food & household supplies

Food & Hot Meals

Friendship Community Church

Food & Hot Meals

Wilson County Help Center

Notes

Donation Rec’d: 9am-5pm Mon-Sat.

Asst.: 9am-3pm Mon-Fri.

*Food every 30 days-no referral needed

Prescription assistance up to $100/year

Food & Hot Meals

Compassionate Hands

Notes

Winter overnight Shelter – ADULTS ONLY

DayService Hours – April-Nov.

MWF 10am-2pm

Lunch served from 12-2pm

Dec. 1 – March 15

Check in is from 4-5pm daily

Meal provided for those that are staying overnight

Food & Hot Meals

All for Him Ministry

Notes

Serves a meal at:
Ministry Center Church of God
1007 Hartsville Pike

  • Sundays 3pm
  • Warehouse open Tues-Thurs from 8am-12pm for donation drop offs and needs met.
Recovery Program

Re:generation

Recovery Program

Fairview Church

Recovery Program

Crossroads Fellowship

Recovery Program

First Presbyterian Church

Notes

Women Only AA Meetings

Recovery Program

The Other House Building

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AA Meeting times:

  • Sun-Sat 11am & 6:30pm
  • Friday & Saturday 10pm
Recovery Program

Our House

Notes

AA Meeting times:

  • Sun-Sat  7am
  • Sunday  3:30 pm
  • Mon/Tues/Wed/Fri  6pm
  • Tues/Thurs  12pm
  • Saturday  10am
Recovery Program

Road to Recovery – Generations of Grace Church

Notes

Need a ride?

Call/Text: 615-784-9550

Recovery Program

Salvation Army

Notes

Call for appt

Referral to our free adult Recovery Program in Memphis, Tn

Bible based

Recovery Program

Cedar Recovery, Addiction Treatment

Recovery Program

A Friend of Bill’s

Recovery Program

Recovery and Redemption

Recovery Program

Drug Free Wilco

Notes

DrugFree WilCo is a coalition dedicated to uniting the collective community of Wilson County with the mission to prevent and reduce drug misuse and addiction among youth and adults; and to provide education, communication and awareness of resources.

Recovery Program

RestStop Ministries Domestic Sex-Trafficking

Notes

18-24 month residential restoration program for adult, female survivors of domestic sex trafficking.

Recovery Program

Haven House

Notes

Men

Haven House Addiction Recovery is a Christ-centered drug and alcohol rehab in Tennessee that aims to provide tailored treatment programs to ensure the recovery of both residents and their families.

Recovery Program

College Street Fellowship

Notes

Men

Recovery Program

The Hope Society

Notes

Women

Recovery Program

Cross Style Center

Notes

Men & Women

Recovery Program

A Better Life Ministry

Notes

Men, Women, and Couples

Shelter

HART Homeless Hotline

Notes

If you, or someone you know is experiencing homelessness, please call.

You will be assessed to see if you are eligible for a rental assistance program

Recovery Program

We Do Recover

Notes

*Men, Women, and couples