Call 2-1-1 for information about important health and human services in Tennessee. 2-1-1 connects you to programs and services such as health care, housing, help paying utilities, transportation, mental health counseling and more.

Provides emergency assistance, education programs and community programs to airmen and their families.

Links to Tennessee Chapters of AUSA which keeps soldiers up-to-date on the latest equipment, technology and professional development activities.

Locate DS/USA chapters in Tennessee. Offers sports rehabilitation programs, including winter skiing, aquatic sports, competition and special sports events, to anyone with a permanent disability. The Warfighter Sports program serves wounded warriors, including those injured in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, through sports rehabilitation programs in military hospitals and communities across the U.S.

Alerts communities and coordinates emergency responses to damage, injury and loss of life and property due to natural, technological or man-made disasters and emergencies. The Emergency Preparedness for Families Web page guides families through the steps to prepare emergency plans.

Find information on voting for Service Members, their families and citizens living outside the United States.  Register to vote, request an absentee ballot and more.

Provides information on obtaining Tennessee's military and Veteran license plates.

Represents more than 2,000 counties across the U.S. NACo also provides links to important contacts and resources in Tennessee counties such as Congressional districts and census data. For more information visit the Web site of your NACo state affiliate.

Provides governors with services that include representing states in Washington, DC on key issues and developing policy reports on innovative state programs. NGA addresses areas that include education, health and technology and welfare reform.

Works to strengthen and promote cities as centers of opportunity, leadership and governance. NLC also provides contact information for many cities and towns in Tennessee to connect you to the programs and services they offer in your community.

Learn about the NFFSC in the Midwest Region's services for sailors and families may include family support groups, domestic abuse prevention, ombudsman program, personal finance management, sexual assault prevention and transition assistance.

Provides support to Army installations and geographically dispersed military youth who are affected by the global war on terrorism.

Find contact information for free legal resources nationally and state by state.

Coordinates effective responses to bioterrorism and other public health emergencies through Tennessee Department of Health. The Health Alert and Recalls Web page provides updated information on health emergencies.

Provides spouses/significant others with information on post deployment concerns, stress symptoms and reactions, and coping skills (such as communication, stress reduction and anger management). There are 12 support group calls, once a month, that run for a year. This confidential program is free to all who are eligible and have access to a phone.

A federally funded program that provides reimbursement for eligible meals that are served to participants who meet age and income requirements.

Provides Tennessee resources for finding legal advice or representation, hiring or using a lawyer, and representing yourself or learning about the law.

Directory of pro bono legal programs serving residents of Tennessee.

Provide comprehensive bilingual disability information and referral resources and support services to and for people with disabilities and their families in Tennessee. 

List of Tennessee ESGR Committee contacts. Each committee has trained volunteer ombudsmen who help resolve issues between employers and their employees who serve in the National Guard and Reserve. Services may include Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act ("USERRA") information, informal mediation and referral services to resolve conflicts.

Provides nutritional assistance benefits to children and families, older Americans, people with disabilities, unemployed and working families. To apply for benefits, visit your local Department of Human Services county office.