• Health - General & Rehabilitative N.E.C.

• 415.

Easter Seals, Inc.

Easterseals empowers people to live independent, full lives.

Frontline Writers

Frontline Writers is a nonprofit organization founded to teach and mentor first responders in the art of writing.

• Homemaker, Home Health Aide

• 417.

Homebridge, Inc.

We make independent living possible through exceptional home care solutions.

ACHIEVABLE HEALTH

Our mission is to provide high quality, integrated health care to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, and other vulnerable populations.

• Alcohol, Drug, and Substance Abuse, Dependency, Prevention & Treatment

• 419.

House of Miracles Inc

House of Miracles Inc. HOMI is a 5013 tax exempt organization Core valuesCommunity Service Honoring Diversity Professionalism Empathy Diversity Equity and Inclusion are more than just words for our organization.

• Adult, Continuing Ed

• 420.

Careerworks Inc

We connect young adults from under-resourced communities to lasting, stable careers through free trai CareerWork$® connects young adults from under-resourced communities to lasting, stable careers through free training, and builds supportive partnerships advancing equitable economic stability.

Actions Completed Through Service-TN

To provide materials, labor and leadership in completing wheelchair ramps in the local community, and providing to those who are financially unable to meet their accessibility needs at their place of residence funding to accomplish need repairs and upgrades.

Almost Home Kids

Almost Home Kids provides transitional care in a home-like setting to children with complex medical conditions, training for their families and respite care Almost Home Kids provides a bridge from hospital to home through an innovative community-based care system for children with medical complexities.

• Home Health Care (includes Visiting Nurse Associations)

• 423.

HOMEPLUS CARE

Better at Home Best in Our Care Home and CommunityBased Services HCBS were first introduced in 1983 whenCongress added Section 1915c to the Social Security Act allowing states to apply for waivers from Medicaid rules that prioritize institutional care.