ONE by ONE MINISTRIES MEMPHIS-AREA RESOURCE GUIDE (Updated March 2021)

ONE BY ONE MINISTRIES MEMPHIS-AREA RESOURCE GUIDE (Updated March 2021)

In an on-going effort to assist the families we serve with the resources they need, the following list provides names and contact information for available services and assistance in the Memphis Area. The resources are grouped by category, followed by area of service, if applicable.  This resource list is not all-inclusive, nor can we provide personal recommendations for every service listed.

I. DHS – Department of Human Services II. Agape Child & Family Services III. Food Assistance IV. Clothing V. Housing Assistance/Homeless Services VI. Rent/Utility Assistance VII. Transportation VIII. Education/Job Assistance & Training IX. Legal Services X. Financial Services XI. Medical/Healthcare Services XII. Mental Health/Substance Abuse Services XIII. Childcare Services/Referrals XIV. Support Services for Moms XV. Support Services for Dads XVI. Other Helpline Numbers XVII. Alternative Meeting Locations for Mentoring Visits XVIII. Books/Videos Available for Checkout XIX. Covid19 Emergency Resources

1 I. DHS – DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES

DHS is the beginning point for all of the following services. In order to receive assistance, the main number must be contacted first. DHS can link a Participant Mom with the following resources: 1) Food Stamp Program (SNAP) 2) Families First  Families First provides assistance to families and their children who are experiencing financial difficulties with an emphasis in work, training, and personal responsibility. 3) Child Care Certificate Program  Child care assistance program for children of low income participating in the Families First Program  Offers child care providers and rates  Child care resources for parents. Location: 2003 Corporate Ave. Memphis, TN 38132 7:00 am – 4:30 pm 4) The Family Assistance Service Center – (866) 311-4287 Call (615) 743-2000 for grievances or www.tn.gov/humanservices

II. AGAPE CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES

Agape serves families in the following areas: Hickory Hill, Whitehaven, Frayser and Raleigh Contact: (901) 323-3600 | http://agapemeanslove.org/  Provides assistance with food, clothing, emergency housing, rent, utilities, job assistance/training, homeless services, medical/healthcare, mental

2 health/substance abuse, and support services for moms, dads, and children.  Please contact the following to confirm eligibility and request assistance:  3160 Directors Row Memphis, TN 38131, (901) 323-3600

III. FOOD ASSISTANCE

COUNTY WIDE 1) First Congregation Church – 1000 S. Cooper Street Contact: (901) 278-6786 | https://firstcongo.com Cafe Congo  Clients do not need a referral voucher  Food Pantry Monday, Wednesday, and Friday  Weekday lunch program, Monday through Friday, from 11:00 am - 1:00 pm

2) MIFA – 900 Vance Avenue Contact: (901) 527-0208 | https://www.mifa.org/ Onetha Sullivan, Food Pantry Coordinator: (901) 529-4581 | [email protected]  Will assist with 4 food vouchers per year, with requests for each voucher at least five days apart  Will match participants with the closest possible food pantry to their home.  Monday-Friday (except holidays) from 7:30 to 10:30 am

3) Leawood Baptist Church Mission Center – 3638 Macon Road Contact: (901) 328-1025 | http://www.leawoodeast.org/  3-day supply given based on family size, once in 3 months for food or clothes  Open Monday and Wednesday 9am – 12 pm  Sign in book

3  Proof of residency for everyone in the family  Servicing 38128, 38122, 38112, and 38108  Makes exceptions to zip codes for One by One

4) St. Mary’s Catholic Church – 155 Market St. Contact: (901) 522-9420 | http://www.stmarymemphistn.com/  Snack and Coffee in the morning 7:30 am to 9:00 am  Soup kitchen that provides soup and sandwiches 9:00 am to 10:00 am

5) The Neighborhood Christian Center – 785 Jackson Avenue Contact: (901) 881-6013 | https://www.ncclife.org/  Distributes donated food from the Food Bank  The following apartment complexes receive direct services: Greenbriar, Chickasaw Place, Robinhood, and surrounding areas

6) Generous House (Memphis Dream Center) – 1790 Germantown Pkwy, Ste 1 Contact: (901) 737-9006 | http://memphisdreamcenter.com/our- programs/generous-house  The Generous House is a food pantry and clothing closet where all items are free or sold at reduced prices to those who qualify.  Monday and Wednesday, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm  2nd & 4th Thursday of the month 9:30a - Jackson o Requirements include photo identification and something showing proof of income (social security letter, food stamps letter, etc.)

7) Generous House Baby – 255 N. Highland Street  Baby specific food pantry and clothing closet  Guests may shop for food twice a month and clothing once a month  10:00 am – 12:00 pm

8) The HELP Group – Christ Church, Bartlett Campus – 5595 Yale Road Contact: (901) 377-3097 | https://www.thehelpgroup.org/

4  Offers food and clothing for anyone in need; major food distributions will usually be the third Saturday of each month. No referral needed.  9 am – 10 am, comfortable seating in the auditorium while you wait  New Clients please bring identification and complete small form

9) St. Patrick’s Catholic Church – 277 S. Fourth St. @ MLK Blvd. Contact: (901) 527-2542 | http://stpatsmemphis.org/  Meal served every Sunday at 1:00 pm.

10) Mid-South Food Bank – 239 Dudley St. Contact: (901) 527-0841 | https://www.midsouthfoodbank.org/  Distributes food to needy families and individuals through community partners.

BY ZIPCODE (Clients must live in the zipcode to be served) 1) 38103, 38105, 38107 (Downtown, North Memphis) Holy Names of Jesus and Mary – 697 Keel Avenue Contact: (901) 525-9870 | https://www.facebook.com/holynamescatholicschool/  Meal served Monday and Wednesday 10:30 am. – 11:30 am.  Families with emergencies take priority

2) 38107, 38127 (North Memphis, Frayser) Bellevue Baptist Frayser – 3759 N. Watkins Contact: (901) 358-3391 | https://www.bellevue.org/frayser  Food is distributed Sundays at 1:00 pm.  Emergency Situations

3) 38111,38114, 38117 (U of M area, Orange Mound, East Memphis) St. Luke’s United Methodist Church – 480 S. Highland Street Contact: (901) 452-6262 | https://stlukesumc.org/  Food pantry open every Thursday 10:00 am. – 12:00 pm.  Meal served every Saturday at 4:30 pm. – 5:30 pm.

5  Breakfast served every Sunday at 8:00 am. – 8:30 am.

4) 38112, 38108, 38122, 38107 (Highland Heights/Hollywood-Jackson) Brinkley Heights Ministries – 3286 Rosamond Avenue (off of Jackson Ave.) Contact: (901) 458-0617 | http://www.bhua.org/  Food pantry Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 10:00 am. – 12:00 pm.  Arrive by 9:00 am to secure a spot in line. Only accepts 20 families a day.  Bring photo id and social security card for every adult and social security card for every child.

IV. CLOTHING ASSISTANCE

1) Bibleway House of Prayer – 3261 Park Avenue Contact: (901) 327-3007 | https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bibleway- House-of-Prayer/109321042745086  Open Wednesday, 11:30 am. – 1:00 pm.  Food Assistance

2) Brinkley Heights Ministries – 3286 Rosamond Avenue (off of Jackson Ave.) Contact: (901) 458-0617 | http://www.brinkleyheights.com/  Open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 10:00 am. – 12:00 pm.

3) Catholic Charities of West TN – 1325 Jefferson Avenue Contact: (901) 722-47000 | https://www.ccwtn.org/  Begin at MIFA to receive voucher  Check-in at the main building  Clothing – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 9:00 am. – 12:00 pm.  Food pantry – Monday through Thursday, 9:00 am. – 1:00 pm.  Serve participants once in every 3 months for food or clothes

4) Leawood Baptist Mission Center – 3638 Macon Road

6 Contact: (901) 328-1025 | https://www.morningcenter.org/pregnancy- centers/memphis-tn/clinic-locations/leawood-baptist-church  Open Monday. Wednesday, Friday, 9:00 am. – 12:00 pm. “Hannah’s Closet” is a baby store at the Morning Center at Leawood Baptist  Assists One by One Participant Moms with baby clothes and accessories.  Mentor is to call the Morning Center at (901) 209-0195 to make an appointment for her and the Participant Mom to “shop” using points earned during Mentoring visits.  Appointments available Monday 3:00 pm. – 5:00 pm. and Wednesday 10:00 am. – 4:00 pm.

5) St. Mary’s Catholic Church – 155 Market Avenue Contact (901) 522-9420 | http://www.stmarymemphistn.com/  Open every Saturday 8:00 am  Give gently used clothing, new underwear and socks  Mostly Men’s Clothing

6) The Neighborhood Christian Center – 755 Jackson Avenue Contact: (901) 881-6013 | https://www.facebook.com/NCCIncorporated/  Must call central office to make an appointment for location assignment.  Clothes closet, furniture, baby items, small appliances  Bring ID, income, proof of residency o Jackson Avenue location, Monday – Friday, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm o 223 Scott Street, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 9:00 am – 1:00 pm., Shop 15 minutes o Binghampton (2nd location), Monday – Thursday, 8:00 am – 1:00 pm o Orange Mound o Frayser (2 locations) o Hyattsville o Robinhood

7) 2Unique Closet Boutique – 6075 Winchester Road (inside Hickory Ridge Mall) Contact: (901) 878-0402, Roshunda Buchanan | https://www.facebook.com/The2UniqueBoutique/  A community clothes closet servicing the Hickory Hill community and the citizens of Memphis, TN.  Clothes will be available to people who come with a completed voucher application  Need referral

V. HOUSING ASSISTANCE/ HOMELESS SERVICES

1) MIFA - 910 Vance Avenue Contact: (901) 529-4522 | https://www.mifa.org/ Stephanie Williams [email protected]  Temporary shelter for families. Also helps find permanent, stable housing.  Works with several other shelters around the city to place families.

2) Gift of Mary Shelter (with Missionaries of Charity) – 700 N. Seventh Street Contact: (901) 526-5456 (3:30 – 5:30 best time to call) | https://www.facebook.com/pages/Missionaries-of- Charity/385257811608547  Admission to the program every day except Thursday at 3:15 pm  Offers a 3-week stay for single women and women with children. Boys must be under 5 years. Don’t need a referral.

3) Moriah House (with Union Mission) Contact: (901) 516-8403 | http://www.memphisunionmission.org/womens-programs  Shelter for abused women and children

8  Long-term recovery program.

4) “The House” Women’s Resource Center – 3028 Carnes (with The Neighborhood Christian Center) Contact: (901) 614-9769 | http://www.womensresourcecenter.org/  Assists women in Orange Mound with efforts to stabilize families. Must live in zip codes 38111 and 38114.

5) Family Safety Center – 1750 Madison Ave, Ste. 600  Provides civil, criminal health services for victims of domestic violence and their families.  Services include emergency housing, counseling, medical and mental health services, legal services, etc.  If you or someone you know is being abused, please contact their 24- hour crisis line – (901) 222-4400 or (901) 249-7611 | http://familysafetycenter.org/

6) Genesis House (with Catholic Charites of West TN) – 1325 Jefferson Avenue Contact: (901) 722-4702 | https://www.ccwtn.org/programs/housing- ministries/genesis-homeless-services/  Treatment for single homeless people with mental illness and addiction.  Fig Tree Camp Love & Learn Immigration Services

7) Memphis Union Mission (Intact Homeless Family Program) – 383 Poplar Avenue Contact: (901) 526-8903 | http://www.memphisunionmission.org/family- programs  Offers transitional housing (3 to 6 months. Provides food, day shelter, and medical clinic. Helps families regain self-sufficiency. Must provide proof of marriage.

8) Memphis Day Shelter – 600 Poplar

9 Contact: (901) 526-8093  Opportunity Center is open to the public during the day. This allows guests to access our services, and discourages loitering and street crime.

9) Operation Bare Necessities (with Catholic Charities of West TN) – 1325 Jefferson Ave. Contact: (901) 722-4702 | https://www.ccwtn.org/programs/fig-tree- emergency-services/operation-bare-necessities/  Clothes closet for the homeless. Gives personal hygiene items, underwear, socks, hoodies, t-shirts, gloves, shoes, jackets.

10) Purdue Center of Hope (with the Salvation Army) – 696 Jackson Ave. Contact: (901) 543-8586 | https://salvationarmymemphis.org/emergency-family-shelter/  Provides housing for women and children who are homeless in 3 shelter programs.  Alcohol & drug program

11) The Old Path Ministries Home for the Homeless – 1022 Peabody Ave. Contact: (901) 244-7812| https://www.facebook.com/TheOldPathMinsteriesTop/  Monday – Saturday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm  Run by Derrico and Tonia Moment  Referred through MIFA  Provides shelter, food, clothes, counseling, job training, financial counseling

12) The Hospitality Hub – 82 North Second St. Contact: (901) 522-1808| https://www.hospitalityhub.org/ Kelcey Johnson [email protected]  Monday – Friday, 9:30 am – 3:00 pm

10 o Closed on Federal holidays and inclement weather based on Shelby County School policy o Intake and Community Based Services, Monday – Friday, 9:30 am – 1:30 pm  Hospitality, counseling, and resource center for homeless persons and those imminently homeless.  Makes referrals to other social service providers and organizations in the private sector that offer more long-term solutions to problems with mental illness, drug and alcohol addiction, employment and housing.  Walk-ins accepted.

13) Dorothy Day House – 1429 Poplar Avenue Contact: Sister Maureen Griner – (901) 355-8997 | http://www.dorothydaymemphis.org/  Provides food, clothing and shelter; educational resources and guidance, parenting skills, employment counseling, prospective job contracts, transportation, referrals for child care, financial and budgeting advice, counseling and case management services, advocacy and mentoring, access to sources of permanent housing, new personal relationships which provide a system of healthy support and encouragement for the future. o Loretta’s House – 1178 Peabody Avenue

14) Living for Christ Restoration House – 3095 Thomas St. Contact: (901) 791-4022 | https://lfcrestorationhouse.wixsite.com/shelter  At the Living for Christ Restoration House Ministries we are here for the assistance for all people. We provide the following basic necessities for our patrons as needed: Food, clothes, and shelter. It is our endeavor that no one be turned away from our doors. We attempt to seek resources for every needy individual that comes through our doors. We have referral programs to other agencies

11 for more in depth assistance. We have onsite counseling from outside resources. We desire to love people into recovery.  Free specialized job training in the skilled trades for women, men, and young adults.  Helping individuals become self-sufficient.

15) Memphis Day Shelter – 600 Poplar Contact: (901) 526-8093 | http://www.memphisunionmission.org/  Opportunity Center at 600 Poplar Ave. open to the public during the day. This allows guests to access our services, and discourages loitering and street crime.

16) Fayette Cares Transitional Housing Somerville - 13300 N. Main Street Contact: (901) 465-3802 | https://www.shelterlistings.org/details/31587/  Transitional housing is affordable supportive housing designed to provide housing and appropriate support services to persons who are homeless or who are close to homelessness.  The transition is to help them be more self-sufficient to move towards independent living on their own.

17) Thistle and Bee Enterprises - PO Box 111607 Memphis, TN 38111 Contact: (901) 410-1418 - (901) 338-8299 [email protected]  two-year residential program designed to address the needs of women desiring to exit sex trafficking, prostitution, and addiction.  Wrap-around services addressing physical, emotional, educational, and spiritual needs.  Employment and job skills training in our social enterprise

18) Room In The Inn - 212 North Second Street, Memphis, TN 38105 Contact: email [email protected]

12  Room in the Inn is an Emergency Winter Shelter program for men and women operating from November 1 - March 31, seven nights a week.

19) SAVE UP, RISE (Mass Mutual Foundation) – 1355 Lynnfield Bld B Ste 101 Memphis, TN 38119 Contact: (901) 507-6644 | http://risememphis.org/programs/save-up/  RISE empowers people to become self-sufficient by building and sustaining human and financial assets.  RISE will transform the financial well-being of low income working people, thereby improving the community.  Save Up applicants must be employed, preferably full-time  Live in Memphis or Shelby County o Be 18 years or older and head of their household o Maintain an MHA Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher or be eligible for the earned income tax credit o Have a credit score of 580 or above, necessary for homeownership

VI. RENT/ UTILITY ASSISTANCE

1) MIFA – 910 Vance Ave. Contact: (901) 527-0208 | https://www.mifa.org/  Rent assistance for unexpected loss of income within the last 90 days, which can be documented.  May be eligible for assistance every 2 years.  Must live in Memphis.  Utility assistance also available.

13 2) Shelby County Community Services Agency – 2670 Union Extended, Suite 500 Contact: George Rutherford (901) 222-4200 | https://www.shelbycountytn.gov/247/Community-Services-Agency  Comprehensive Emergency Assistance Program  Rental & Mortgage Assistance (CEAP) o Eligible households can be served once per program year and receive up to $1000. o To qualify for this assistance, there must be an unexpected, uncontrollable circumstance that caused a reduction in income and/or an out-of-pocket expense within120 days that prevented the household from being able to pay rent/mortgage. o This program is offered periodically throughout the year until all funds are exhausted. Each customer must have an appointment. o Appointments are taken each Wednesday starting at 8:00 a.m. . Appointment Line (901) 222-4299 Contact: Tracy Rice or Yulonda Rhodes (901) 222-4270 | https://www.shelbycountytn.gov/247/Community-Services-Agency  Hickory Ridge Mall Suite 516, Monday – Friday, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm  Low-income utility assistance programs  Energy crisis program and regular assistance o Household member 60 years of age or older o Household member 5 years of age or younger o Household member handicapped or disabled o Household has experienced an uncontrollable circumstance  Low-income Home energy assistance (LHEAP) 901-222-4212 o https://www.shelbycountytn.gov/847/Low-Income-Home- Energy-Assistance-Progra o Application - o https://shelbycountycsa.org/images/pdf/Liheap_Application.p df

14 3) MLGW Utility Cutoff Delay (winter moratorium) Contact: (901) 544-6549 | http://www.mlgw.com/wintermoratorium

4) MLGW Customer Case Emergency Assistance Contact: (901) 544-6549 or (901) 820-7878

VII. TRANSPORTATION

1) Tenncare - BlueCare Tennessee Contact: https://bluecare.bcbst.com/members/member- info/transportation.html  Southeastrans provides free rides, bus passes and can pay you back for the cost of gas to health care provider appointments.  Your ride is guaranteed only if you schedule at least 72 hours before your health care visit.  Booking online is your easiest option, but Southeastrans is always available to help. Please call the number for your plan and region: o BlueCare East – 1-866-473-7563 o BlueCare Middle – 1-866-570-9445 o BlueCare West – 1-866-473-7564 o TennCareSelect Statewide – 1-866-473-7565

2) MATA Bus Schedule Information Contact: (901)274-6282 | http://www.matatransit.com/mapsandschedules/route-schedules

3) 901Ride Choice Contact: (901-743-3901 | https://www.901ridechoice.com/  Adults and people living with a disability who need reliable transportation, get options for scheduling your ride at a time that’s convenient for you.

15 VIII. EDUCATION/JOB ASSISTANCE & TRAINING

1) The Excel Center (with Goodwill Industries) – 1490 Norris Road Contact: (901) 726-3100 | https://goodwillmemphis.org/excel-center/

 Monday – Friday, 8:00 am – 6:15 pm  Free Charter high school for Shelby County students who are 18 years or older and need to complete the requirements to earn a high school diploma.  Terms last 8 weeks  On-site child drop-in center  Transportation available 2) Excel Center – 6895 Stage Rd. Contact: (901) 323-6221 | https://goodwillmemphis.org/excel-center/  Tuition free school for adults 18 and older.  Day and evening classes, Life coaches, support services, drop-in child care and free transportation assistance.  Vocational Training, Evaluations, and Jobs  Must be referred

3) HOPEWORKS – 3337 Summer Avenue Contact: (901) 272-3700 | https://www.whyhopeworks.org/  Offers tuition-free 13 weeks, all day personal and career development program that will help you learn more about careers and how to be a more effective employee.  Offers free high school equivalency exam preparation classes. o Call (901)396-8800 for information on upcoming orientations. o 4 class locations . North Memphis - Hollywood Library – 1530 N. Hollywood . Midtown – First Congregation – 1000 S. Cooper . East Memphis – Ross Road Church of Christ – 4920 Ross Road

16 . Whitehaven – 1187 East Holmes Road

4) Dress for Success – 2730 Colony Park Drive. Suite 7 Contact: (901) 363-3100 | https://memphis.dressforsuccess.org/  Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Covid19 hours  Provides interview and work attire that is gently used.  Provides low-income women with job training to make the transition into the workplace.

5) American Job Center – 155 Angelus (Midtown) Contact: (901) 707-8426 | Hours 8:00 am – 4:30 pm  Offers job seekers with assessments, resume development and coaching, interview prep, job search assistance, worker training. Career and college info.  Funded training and education.  Midtown location has a FREE CNA2 course (GED or Diploma required), meeting Mon/Tues at 9 am  Free access at centers to computers, printers, fax machine, copier, and phone to help look for a job. Youth Career Advantage Program (ages 16-24) Contact: Stephanie 901-707-8401 | Hours 8:00 am – 4:30 pm  Assisting participants with completing high school diploma or the equivalent  Occupational skills training  Workforce preparation (resume building, job skills, interviewing, etc)  Paid and unpaid work experience  Financial literacy program  Entrepreneurial skills training  Supportive services (transportation with bus pass or gas passes, childcare, etc)

6) Labor Force – 3834 E. Shelby Drive Contact: (901) 542-0002 | http://laborforce.com/  Monday – Friday, 7:30 am – 5:00 pm  Job placement in light industrial work.

7) Memphis Works – 4189 Leroy Avenue Contact: (901) 767-0922 | https://app.memphisworks.com/  Ages 18 years or older with high school degree or GED. Occupational skills training, job placement services.

8) Urban League – 413 North Cleveland Street Contact: (901) 272-2491 ext. 13 |https://www.memphisulyp.org/  Determined by income. Must have high school diploma or GED. Job training provided.

9) Literacy Mid-South – 66 Copper St. Suite 400 Contact: (901) 327-6000 | http://www.literacymidsouth.org/  Provides literacy resources for learners of ALL AGES and backgrounds.

10) Advance Memphis – 769 Vance Avenue Contact: (901) 543-8525 | https://advancememphis.org/  Offers soft job skill training for unemployed and underemployed in 38106, counseling, recovery groups, GED program, Anger Management classes.

11) DeNeuville Learning Center – 190 S. Cooper Contact: (901) 726-5902 | http://www.deneuvillecenter.org/  Job training and life skills for women 18+

18 12) TN Department of Labor and Workforce Development Contact: (844) 224-5818 | https://www.jobs4tn.gov/  Unemployment, Job search, Education

13) Workforce Investment Network – 480 Beale Contact: (901) 707-8419 | https://www.workforceinvestmentnetwork.com/  Job Search  Resume writing assistance

14) Coordinated Effort to Enhance Development (CEED) - 3720 Alumni Ave. Contact: (901) 678.2000 |Loretta Rudd, [email protected]  The Coordinated Effort to Enhance Development (CEED) project is a multi-disciplinary approach to enhancing social and emotional development in young children with a coordinated effort with early care and learning professionals (ex. childcare directors, childcare teachers, families participating in childcare services).  The CEED will target zip codes with the densest population of children under age 4 as well as the highest percentage of households at or below the poverty level. Early care and learning professionals and parents of young children will receive training in an effort to enhance knowledge and skills in social, emotional, and language development which are necessary skills for kindergarten readiness and ultimately for 3rd grade reading. Our efforts have been in the 38128, 38127, 38118, 38116, 38114, 38111 and 38109 zip codes.  Partners: o AGAPE Child & Family Services o Early Success Coalition o LENA (Language Environment Analysis) o Memphis Child Advocacy Center o Seeding Success o TN Childcare Resource & Referral -Strengthening Families

19 o Urban Child Institute

15) Southwest Tennessee Community College Contact: [email protected] or [email protected] Application https://forms.gle/hHof4WdVkgqt91oX8  IT Apprenticeship program. It is a paid internship program. It will roughly pay between $12-$15 an hour  Earn college education while being paid. Obtain industry certification and AAS degree.  Eligibility: 18 years old, GED or high school diploma

16) Reconnect to Workforce Team [email protected]  Grants to help more adults return to higher education to gain new skills, advance in the workplace, and fulfill lifelong dreams of completing a degree or credential.  Eligibility: for the Tennessee Reconnect grant, an applicant must:  Be a Tennessee resident for at least one year. Be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen. Qualify as an independent student on the FAFSA. Comply with U.S. Selective Service requirements, if applicable. Not be incarcerated. Not have previously earned an associate or baccalaureate degree. Not be in default on student loan. Not owe an outstanding balance to an institution. Be admitted to and enroll in a Tennessee public community college at least part-time (minimum 6 hours) in courses leading to a certificate or associate degree.  To receive and maintain this grant, an adult learner must: Enroll in at least six (6) semester hours in the fall and spring semesters. Maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA. Complete the renewal FAFSA each year. Continue to participate in the Reconnect Success Plan by completing the Reconnect Grant application every year

20 IX. LEGAL SERVICES

1) Community Legal Center – 910 Vance Avenue Contact: (901) 543-3395 | https://clcmemphis.org/  Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm  Provides the working poor with private legal counsel in basic civil matters.  Must meet federal poverty guidelines.

2) Memphis Area Legal Services, Inc. – 22 N. Front Street, 11th Floor Contact: (901) 523-8822 or Toll Free (866) 361-9001 | https://www.malsi.org/  Income guidelines. Provides legal counseling, legal representation in non-criminal matters, community education and outreach.

3) Latino Memphis – 6041 Mt. Moriah Rd. Contact: (901) 366-5882 |https://www.latinomemphis.org/  Assist Latinos in the community with advocacy for health, education, and justice, including legal immigration advice and representation.  Low cost service fees.

4) Project ID Contact: Shaundra Jones (931) – 774-0036 | [email protected] | [email protected]  Project ID helps members of our communities obtain the IDs they need for jobs, housing, health care, and most importantly, identity. o Obtain certified birth certificates, proof of residency, and other necessary documents o Provide transportation to license and record-issuing offices. 5) Help4TN Contact: 1-844-435-7486 talk to a lawyer for free  Our lawyers can explain your rights and help you make a plan. HELP4TN is a service by Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services.

21 o Money – Child Support, Bills, Debt, Unemployment, Snap, Food, SSI, Student loans, Disability, Social Security, Identity Theft, Scams, Taxes o Home – Evictions, Utilities, Protect your home, o Family – Custody, Divorce, Safety and Order of Protection o Health – Insurance, Medical bills, Teencare o Your Choices – Power of Attorney, Advance directive, Wills

X. FINANCIAL SERVICES

1) Operation Hope -2284 Lamar Ave Contact: (901) 326-0895 | https://operationhope.org | Wanda McDonald, [email protected]  Free Credit & Money Management Workshop  Join us to learn about establishing or increasing your credit score, creating a budget, how to read a credit report and what can be done to correct errors that may negatively affect your credit score.  Saturdays from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm  Call or email for more information

2) TAX Prep  Visit a Supersite at Hickory Ridge Mall, Southland Mall, or Refuge Memphis in Raleigh. Or, just call 2-1-1 (backup number 901.415.2790) to get information about the Free Tax Prep site in your area.  Assisting people with household incomes under $54,000 to prepare and file their taxes, we are helping them receive a refund up to 20% of their annual income.

3) Rise 1355 Lynnfield Rd Bld B, Suite 101 Memphis, TN 38119 Phone: 901-507-6644 Fax: 901-507-6640 http://risememphis.org/

22  empowers people to become self-sufficient by building and sustaining human and financial assets. Will transform the financial well-being of low income working people, thereby improving the community.  Save Up: manage their income; improve their credit; save money; purchase assets such as homes, computers and post-secondary education; and even establish their own small business. If you can save $1,000, will match an additional $2,000. applicants must be employed, preferably full-time. Live in Memphis or Shelby County. Be 18 years or older and head of their household Maintain an MHA Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher or be eligible for the earned income tax credit. Have a credit score of 580 or above, necessary for homeownership.

XI. MEDICAL/ HEALTHCARE SERVICES

1) Tenncare | https://www.tn.gov/tenncare.html  Provides health insurance to low-income children, pregnant women, parents of minor children, the elderly and people with disabilities.  You can go to any DHS office in any of Tennessee’s 95 counties.  You may call 1-800-318-2596 to apply directly over the phone.

2) Christ Community Health Services Contact: (901) 842-3160 | https://www.christcommunityhealth.org/faqs  Open Monday – Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm  Appointment line opens at 7:30 am for same day scheduling  Give parental care. Deliveries babies at Regional One Healthcare Center.  Insurance is not necessary to receive services.  Fees based upon income.  6 locations: o Broad Avenue – (901) 842-3161 . Women’s Healthcare Broad – (901) 842-3168

23 o Frayser – Medical (901) 842-3162, Dental (901) 842-3172 o Hickory Hill – Medical (901) 842-3163, Dental (901) 842-3173 o Orange Mound – Medical (901) 842-3164 o Raleigh – Medical (901) 842-3165, Dental (901) 842-3174 o Third Street – Medical (901) 842-3166, Dental (901) 842-3175

3) Church Health Center (Wellness Center) – 1350 Concourse Ave. Suite 142 Contact: (901) 272-0003 (Patients), (901) 272-7170 (Admin) | https://churchhealth.org/organizer/wellness-crosstown/  Provides healthcare for the working uninsured.  Must work at least 2 hours a week. This requirement is waived if you are the sole care-giving parent of a child 6 years old or younger.

4) LeBonheur Center for Children and Parents – 600 Jefferson Ave. Contact: (901) 287-4700 | https://www.lebonheur.org/  Fetal Center – provides maternal fetal health services for high-risk pregnancy patients.  Healthy Families program serves first-time teen moms (19 years or younger) who are pregnant or have a child. Trained nurses visit the mom regularly.

5) Memphis and Shelby County Health Department – 814 Jefferson Street Clinical services – (901) 272-0003 | http://www.shelbytnhealth.com/192/Maternal-Child-Health- MCH?utm_source=wreg&utm_medium=paid- search&utm_campaign=maternal-health-q4_18-q1_19  Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 4:30 pm  Provides immunizations for children and adults. Provides well-child exams. Pediatric dental care also. Gives referrals to healthcare providers.

6) Memphis Health Center – 360 EH Crump Blvd. Contact: (901) 261-2000 | https://memphishealthcenter.org/

24  Welcomes patients of Tenncare, Medicare, Medicaid. Provides health care for medically underserved populations. Serves Shelby and Fayette Counties.  3 additional locations: o Rossville – 4940 Highway 57 – (901) 261-7303 o Towne Center – 915 E. McLemore Ave. Suite 107 – (901) 261- 7370 o Whitehaven – 4593 Elvis Presley Blvd. (901) 261-7338

7) The Morning Center – 3638 Macon Road Contact: (901) 209-0195 for more information or to schedule an appointment at any of the four locations below. | https://www.morningcenter.org/pregnancy-centers/memphis-tn  Provides FREE full-service pre-natal care to any woman in urban and under-served areas of the city. o Bellevue Frayser Baptist Church – 3759 North Watkins, 38127 Tuesday 10 am – 4 pm o Leawood Baptist Church – 3638 Macon Road, 38122 Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10 am – 4 pm

8) UT College of Dentistry Pediatric Clinic – 875 Union Ave. Contact: (901) 448-6240 | https://www.uthsc.edu/dentistry/patient- services/pediatric.php  Accepts Tenncare insurance  Clinic staffed by student dentists offering services such as regular dental check-ups, teeth cleaning, emergency dental care, etc.  Fees typically cost about one-half of what you would pay ay a private dental clinic.  Children 6 months through 14 years old are accepted.

9) A Step Ahead Foundation - P.O. BOX 41601 Contact: (901) 320-7837 | https://www.astepaheadfoundation.org/

25 A Step Ahead Foundation provides women of Memphis and Shelby County with FREE long-active reversible contraception (LARC), the most effective reversible methods of birth control, with the goal of preventing unplanned pregnancies.

10) The Med Plex -880 Madison Contact: (901) 545-7446 | https://www.regionalonehealth.org/outpatient- clinics/  To schedule an appointment, call anytime between 7 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.  Healthcare professionals – including physicians, registered nurses, pharmacists and technicians – work together to provide compassionate care and exceptional outpatient medical services. Services include general x-ray and laboratory services, medical imaging, ultrasound, cardiac diagnostic testing, outpatient pharmacy and a wide range of specialty and subspecialty clinics. Many of the medical services are provided through a collaborative working relationship with the University of Tennessee Residency Program and the UT Medical Group faculty physicians.

11) Good Shepard Health 1256 Union Ave 3rd floor, Memphis, TN 38104 https://www.goodsheprx.com/ phone/text: (877) 521-6337  To improve the lives of our members through affordable pharmacy services and the gospel of Jesus Christ.  Telehealth Memberships - Urgent Care, Primary Care, Chronic Care. For people to obtain treatment for healthcare issues from U.S. doctors by phone, video, or devices from the comfort and safety of their homes, 24 hours a day, every day of the year. 12) Seedco 530 Oak Court Drive, Suite 200, Memphis, TN 38117 https://www.seedco.org/  Our focus is to enhance opportunity for low-income Tennesseans by addressing their challenges and forging connections with skill development and employment.

26  Benefits and health insurance enrollment assistance for families with applying and renewing applications. case management, financial coaching, employment service.

XII. MENTAL HEALTH/SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES

1) Mental Health Crisis Hotline in Shelby County | https://www.tn.gov/behavioral-health/mental-health-services.html Adults: (901) 274-7477 Children: (901) 791-9226

2) Baby Love (Case Management Inc.) – 3171 Director Row Contact: (901) 821-5600, Intake Line (901) 271-5348 | https://memphisaddictionhelp.org/places/memphis/outpatient/babylov e-case-management-inc/  Serves alcohol and drug-dependent women who are pregnant or postpartum. Provides residential long-term treatment, transitional housing. Substance abuse treatment, parenting skills, and child care.

3) Grace House of Memphis – 329 Bellevue Blvd. Contact: (901) 722-8460 | http://gracehouseofmemphis.org/  Serves alcohol and drug-dependent woman ages 18 and up. Provides transitional housing, life skills training, residential rehabilitation, and a detox program.

4) First Step Recovery Centers - 1950 Madison Avenue Contact: 901-522-1002 | http://www.firststeprecoverycenters.org/Welcome.html  First Step Recovery Centers welcomes all individuals regardless of the challenges or problems they face. First Step Recovery Centers

27 provides treatment services for individuals who have substance abuse problems, mental health issues, and/or co-occurring disorders.  We offer an empathetic, ethical, responsive, and professional attitude in all phases of care.

5) Memphis Crisis Center/Call4Kids Hotline Contact: (901) 274-7477 | https://memphiscrisiscenter.org/  For more than 40 years, the Memphis Crisis Center has been the voice of hope for thousands of people just like you. People who’ve lost their jobs, lost their family, lost their way. People who deserve the chance to feel better, if just for a moment. People who need a place to call for hope.

6) Alliance Healthcare Services – 2220 Union Ave. Contact: (901) 369-1400 | http://www.alliance-hs.org/  Our not-for-profit organization is the largest comprehensive behavioral health provider in Shelby County.  We offer outpatient, intensive outpatient, home-based, and community based programs, including a continuum of crisis services to over 22,000 residents.

7) Legacy of Legend – 2025 Clifton Ave Memphis, TN 38127 Contact: (901) 236-4604 https://legacyoflegendscdc.com/  Creating trauma-informed and trauma-responsive communities by helping to mitigate adverse childhood experiences and developing vision based communities.  People with Mental Illness, Families, Hispanic, Latinx Heritage, Children Under 5, General, Adolescents, Nonprofit Professionals, Children, Black, African Ancestry, Ethnic or Racial Minorities, K-12

28 XIII. CHILDCARE SERVICES/REFERRALS

1) Department of Human Services Childcare Unit – 2003 Corporate Drive Contact: (901) 320-7200 or (901) 344-5040 | https://www.tn.gov/humanservices/for-families/child-care-services.html  Open M-F, 7:00 am. – 4:30 pm.  For Families First recipients and low-income families. Assistance available for purchasing childcare while the parents are enrolled in Families First job-related training programs, or seeking employment.

2) Goodwill Homes Community Services – 4590 Goodwill Road, 163 W Raines Rd, Memphis Contact: (901) 785-6790 or (901) 789-8355 | http://www.goodwillhomesinc.org/  Open M-F, 8:30 am. – 5:00 pm.  All ages, all disabilities. Childcare program, preschool and after- school care.

3) Harwood Center, Inc. – 711 Jefferson Ave. Contact: (901) 488-6580 |https://harwoodcenter.org/services/specialized- preschool-services/  We help children with special needs.  Specialized preschool services are offered to children beginning at the age of 18 months through a transition to kindergarten, who are experiencing delays in their development or have a diagnosed developmental disability.  Autism resources, behavior resources, early intervention program for young children.  Home instruction services for birth to 3 years, year round day school for children ages 18 months to 5 years. 4) Hope Presbyterian Preschool - 8500 Walnut Grove  Open M-F, 8:30 am. – 2:30 pm

29  Children may attend Harwood Center two, three, or five days a week, depending on availability.  The school operates a full-day 12-month program providing a quality, early childhood education.  Children may receive therapy services while at school from Harwood’s behavior therapists and/or the child’s speech, occupational, or physical therapists. We also welcome children with medical needs provided their nurse is with them during school hours.

5) Porter Leath Children’s Center – 868 North Manassas St., 4207 American Way Contact: (901) 795-7544 | https://www.porterleath.org/  Early intervention program for young children, adoption and foster care.  Emergency shelter for children. Books from Birth Contact: (901) 577-2500 | https://www.porterleath.org/books-from-birth  Books from Birth is a partnership with Dolly Parton’s imagination Library, Governor’s Books from Birth Foundation, and donors throughout Shelby County.  Books mailed to any child in Tennessee under 5 years age!  Allow 8 to 10 weeks for delivery to begin.

6) SRVS Kids and Families, Inc. – 4738 Walnut Grove Contact: (902) 937-6738 | https://www.srvs.org/kids  Shelby Residential and Vocational Services, provides services that address the unique abilities and challenges of young children from birth to 14 years of age.

7) Tennessee Early Intervention System – 2175 Business Center Drive, Suite 11 Contact: (901) 937-6738 | https://www.tn.gov/education/early- learning/tennessee-early-intervention-system-teis.html  Ages birth to 2 years with developmental delay. Referrals from any source needed.

30  Autism resources, early intervention program for young children. Homes based and community based services.

8) Tennessee Voices for Children – 3100 Walnut Grove #511 Contact: (901) 454-7262 | https://tnvoices.org/  Speaks out as active advocates for the emotional and behavioral well- being of children and their families. Provides advocacy, training, support, referrals, prevention and early intervention.

9) LeBonheur Early Intervention and Development (LEAD) Contact: (901) 287-4900 | https://www.lebonheur.org/our-services/lebonheur-in-the-community/le-bonheur-early-intervention-and- development/  Beverly Cannon, Early Childhood Manager  Program is dedicated to working with children ages 0 to 3 and their families.  Offers assistance finding childcare placement, including children with special needs.  Provides early intervention services in home and community settings for children with developmental delays.

10) Raleigh Community Child Care – 4748 New Allen Road Contact: (901) 385-9858| https://raleighcommunitychurch.org  Christian Child Care  DHS Certificates Accepted  6 weeks to 5 years’ old  Early Childhood learning  TN 3 Star Certified

11) Memphis Child Advocacy Center – 1085 Poplar Contact: (901) 525-2377 | https://www.memphiscac.org/  Helping victims become children again.

31  Report, Response, Interview, After the Interview, Therapy

XIV. SUPPORT SERVICES FOR MOMS

1) Beautiful Bundles (Baptist Memorial Hospital for Women) 6225 Humphreys Blvd. Contact: (901) 227-9873 | https://www.baptistonline.org/locations/womens/maternity- programs/beautiful-beginnings/resources  Free new mom’s support group is facilitated by mother/baby nurses who can answer questions and provide information about infant care and breastfeeding. Moms are welcome to bring their baby and meet other new moms. Registration is not required.  Meets every Thursday (except holidays), 12:30 – 2:30 pm on the 5th floor in Room D.

2) Birthright of Memphis – 115 Alexander Contact: (901) 327-8109 | http://www.birthrightofmemphis.org/  Girls, teens, women who are pregnant. Free pregnancy tests, parenting classes, prenatal information, counseling, medical referrals, infant and maternity clothes.

3) Bethany Christian Services – 1255 Lynnfield, Suite 236 Contact: (901) 818-9996 |https://www.bethany.org/  Free pregnancy counseling; adoption counseling

4) Safe Families - 1255 Lynnfield Road, Suite 236 Contact: (901) 312-5983 | https://memphis.safe-families.org/  Monday – Friday from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

32  Safe Families for Children is a network of families who volunteer to care for your children for as long as you need. Our goal is to keep your family intact.  Once you feel like you and your home environment is stable and healthy we’ll work with you to reunite your family as soon as possible.  As the biological parent (or legal guardian) you maintain full custody of your children. And you are encouraged to participate in decisions regarding their care while they are being hosted.  Our aim is to form a partnership between you and the volunteer families and see the Host Family as extended family. We encourage the relationship to continue even after your children return home.

5) Confidential Care Mobile Ministry – locations around the city Contact: (901) 476-6528 for more information | https://confidentialcaremm.org/  Provides free pregnancy tests, ultrasounds and counseling to residents of Shelby and Tipton County.

6) Church Health Center Wellness - 1350 Concourse Avenue Suite 142 Contact: (901) 272-0003 | https://churchhealth.org/  Gym/fitness center that offers an affordable facility to improve lives physically and spiritually.  Membership fees are based on income.

7) Life Choices – Two locations: 5575 Raleigh Lagrange Road; 2400 Poplar Ave, Suite 550 Contact: (901) 388-1172 or 452-8441|https://lifechoicesmemphis.org/  Pregnancy tests & counseling, childbirth education classes, adoption counseling, post-adoption counseling.

33  H.O.P.E. post-abortion recovery: counseling, 10-wk study and support group. Call (901) 406-7516 and ask for Amanda Perry or email [email protected]

8) St. Andrew AME Church – 8675 S. Parkway East Contact: (901) 948-3441 |http://www.saintandrewamec.org/joomla/  Annual community baby shower for new and expecting moms.

9) Universal Parenting Place – Contact: (901) 227-9558 and 207-3694 |http://aceawareness.org/universal- parenting-places/  Two locations: 1) Baptist Memorial Hospital for Women – 6625 Humphreys Blvd. 2) Knowledge Quest – 990 College Park Drive  Sites open to all parents at no cost; designated to help ALL families by providing parents practical information, guidance and emotional support in a welcoming and warm environment.

10) Shelby County Breastfeeding Coalition Contact: http://www.shelbycountybreastfeeding.org/ | [email protected]  The Shelby County Breastfeeding Coalition is here to protect, promote, and support breastfeeding in Memphis, TN and Shelby County through the assistance of the medical profession, the public health system, and the community.  We help families like yours get breastfeeding off to the best start possible and strive to support you each step of the way. Breastfeeding Sisters That Are Receiving Support – 3030 Poplar Ave. Contact: Tiana Pyles, [email protected], Shukura Umi, [email protected]  BSTARS  Black Breastfeeding support group designed to provide informational and emotional support to families, with the intention of helping to

34 increase breastfeeding rates for Mothers of Colour and babies everywhere in Shelby County.  Last Wednesday of the month at 6 pm (Meeting room on left, look for balloons!)

11) The Hagar Center (Neighborhood Christian Center) - 785 Jackson Ave Contact: (901) 603-9236 | https://thehagarcenter.org/ | [email protected]  Contact Erma Simpson if you wish to attend a session and have not registered. PRE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED  The Hagar Center is a one-stop comprehensive resource agency designed to provide pre and postnatal services for teen parents. Knowing that research shows that teenage mothers are more likely to participate in programs that support their health and the health of their babies if the services are accessible, the Hagar Center strives to make the process of obtaining help as easy as possible.  2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month o Summer (11:00 am-2:00 pm) o School Year (11:00-1:00 pm)  Participants earn 25 Baby Bucks for each session attended and can use these “bucks” to obtain items from Hagar’s Closet like diapers, wipes and other necessities.  Parenting, life-skills, and support groups for teen mothers and fathers.  Tutoring to improve grades, GED scores, and college preparation.  DHS assistance with qualifying for Family First, food stamps and TennCare.  Education on birth control, abstinence and sexually transmitted diseases  Domestic violence education  Education on Daycare assistance, dental & medical help, legal help, counseling, family mentors and employment assistance.

35 XV. SUPPORT SERVICES FOR DAD

1) Families Matter – 2595 Central Contact: (901) 260-8520 | http://familiesmattermemphis.org/  Classes and support services for dads. Training on how to care for babies and children.  Promotes a model Fatherhood Program that equips boys and men with tools necessary to become responsible, accountable fathers.

2) Life Choices – 5575 Raleigh Lagrange Road Contact: (901) 388-1172 |https://lifechoicesmemphis.org/  Classes and training for men/dads available.

3) Kindred Place – 2200 Union Avenue https://kindred-place.org/ Contact: (901) 276-2200 |email to [email protected]  Monday – Thursday 8:30 – 4:30 pm  Friday 8:30 – 12 pm  Kindred Place is a counseling and education center that specializes in family relationships. With a team of 14 therapists, we provide individual counseling, group therapy, and classes for adults and children. Services are available in English and Spanish.

4) GMAC Workforce - 100 Peabody Place Suite 1100 Memphis, TN 38103 Contact: (901) 614-1099 Fax (901) 417-8406| https://www.gmacworkforce.com  Get FREE tuition for the skills training you need to start a career in the Memphis Medical Device Industry through MOVE-HIRE.  Eligibility: 18 Years or older, High School diploma or GED required and live in the 9 county Memphis Metro Area  Underemployed: Seeking Full Time Employment but are employed part-time or employed full-time but making less than $15/hour

36  Unemployed Workers: Seeking Full Time Employment  Incumbent Workers: Underrepresented in the targeted industry (including women and minorities).

XVI. OTHER HELPLINE NUMBERS

1) Hickory Hill Redevelopment Community Corporation, Community Assistance Referral Line Contact: (901) 844-3927 | https://www.guidestar.org/profile/62-1627597  Provides community assistance by making referrals to agencies that can provide basic services to families in need such as utility, food, shelter, gas, employment, and clothing.

2) Child Safety Car Seat Programs  Shelby County Health Department – 814 Jefferson Ave. (Room 104) Contact: (901) 222-9276 | http://www.shelbytnhealth.com/192/Maternal-Child-Health- MCH?utm_source=wreg&utm_medium=paid- search&utm_campaign=maternal-health-q4_18-q1_19 o Must be enrolled in TennCare, Food Stamps or WIC program o Provides car sears for $10.00 (cash only) o For children up to 40lbs and 40 inches o Hours of distribution: Wednesday – Friday, 1:30 & 2:30 pm o ABCs of SAFE Sleep – (901) 222-9263 . Baby must be born and be no more than 5 months old. . Provide resources and education . Contact www.cpsc.gov or 1-800-638-2772 for safety and recall information. . Fetal & Infant Mortality Review  In our neighborhoods, too many babies are dying before they are even born. Other babies die before they turn one-year-old.  Grief counseling support

37  Recommend support groups in your area  Provide a listening ear to hear your story  Speak on your families’ behalf for change

3) American Red Cross – 1399 Madison Contact: (901) 726-1690 | https://www.redcross.org/local/tennessee.html  Provides aid in the form of Disaster relief during emergencies such as natural disasters and fire.  Provides disaster preparedness education and relief; health and safety training and education; youth programs; as well as assistance to the armed forces.

4) Tennessee Breastfeeding Hotline – (855) 423-6667 | https://www.tn.gov/health/health-program-areas/fhw/bf/breastfeeding- hotline.html

5) DentaQuest (TennCare) (855) 418-1623 | https://www.dentaquest.com/state-plans/regions/tennessee/

6) Poison Control – (800) 222-1222 | http://www.fasthealth.com/poison/tn.php Lead Poisoning Contact: (901) 222-9492 or 1-800-424-LEAD (5323)  Lead poisoning is serious  Get your children tested  Children who eat enough healthy foods are less likely to get lead poisoning.  Wash your hands often.  Keep your home clean.  Repair peeling paint.

38 7) WIC Information (Shelby County Health Department) – (901) 222-9750 or (901) 222-9980 | https://www.wicprograms.org/ci/tn-memphis

8) YWCA Domestic Violence Crisis Hotline (901) 725-4277 | https://www.memphisywca.org/what-we-do/domestic-violence-shelter- and-services/  Abused Women’s Services is a multi-faceted program consisting of four (4) major components: o Hotline – to direct callers to resources and safety. o Shelter – to provide immediate refuge to women and children escaping domestic violence. o Court Advocacy – to support individuals as they navigate the legal system for protection.

9) Shelby County Rape Crisis Center: Contact: (901) 222-4350 | https://www.shelbycountytn.gov/737/Crime- Victims-Rape-Crisis-Center  The mission of the Shelby County Crime Victims & Rape Crisis Center is to provide comprehensive services to victims of crime and their survivors, reduce their trauma, facilitate their recovery, empower them, and advocate for their rights to fair treatment and justice.  The Shelby County Crime Victims & Rape Crisis Center serves as the hub of victim services for the City of Memphis and Shelby County.  Services are free of charge for Shelby County residents who are victims of a crime, or anyone who becomes a crime victim while visiting the county.

10) National Parent hotline: 1-855-4A PARENT (1-855-427-2736) | https://www.nationalparenthelpline.org/  Being a parent is a critically important job, 24 hours a day. It’s not always easy. Call the National Parent Helpline to get emotional

39 support from a trained Advocate and become empowered and a stronger parent.  HOURS OF OPERATION: Monday through Friday, 10:00 AM PST to 7:00 PM PST

11) C.A.A.P.: 4041 Knight Arnold Rd Contact: (901) 272-2221 | http://www.caapincorporated.com/  Provides premium behavioral health and co-occurring mental health disorder services for those that can’t afford premium costs.  Cocaine and Alcohol Group Therapy, in and outpatient treatment  24 hr. crisis line, personal and legal advocacy to victims, counseling, information, and referral services.

12) YMCA: 766 S. Highland St - 766 S. Highland St Contact: (901) 323-2211 or (901) 725-4277 | https://www.memphisywca.org/what-we-do/domestic-violence-shelter- and-services/  The YWCA empowers domestic violence survivors to take control of their lives, while offering them safety and the resources to ensure their self-sufficiency. Domestic violence is any pattern of behaviors that attempts to control and intimidate a partner or family member through fear, manipulation, isolation, financial abuse, physical abuse, sexual abuse and/or verbal abuse.

13) Unitedway Driving the Dream www.uwmidsouth.org/driving-the-dream  Hub/coordinator for agencies working together to help an individual or family connect to resources and support.  Housing, Education, Training, Health, Wellness, Transportation, Food, Nutrition

40 XVII. ALTERNATIVE MEETING LOCATIONS FOR MENTORING VISITS

Public libraries, community centers, fast food restaurants, and churches are a few of the neutral meeting locations available to our Mentors for mentoring visits with Participant Moms.

The following list provides additional places where our Mentors are meeting/have met with Participant Moms in the past. Feel free to contact your Church Coordinator or Marion Weaver, Regional Ministry Director, at (901) 828-0116 or [email protected] for more information.

BARTLETT: Life Choices 5575 Raleigh Lagrange Rd Bartlett, TN 38134 901-388-1172

BERCLAIR/HIGHLAND HEIGHTS: The Morning Center @ Leawood Baptist Church 3638 Macon Road Memphis, TN 38122 901-209-0195 Contact: Vicki West, Morning Center Ministry Coordinator

DOWNTOWN: Inner City Outreach Center 361 S. Orleans Memphis, TN 31126

41 901-527-0504 Contact: Beth McDaniel

FRAYSER: Christ Community Clinic Bellevue Frayser 969 Frayser Blvd. 3759 North Watkins Memphis, TN 38127 Memphis, TN 38127 Contact: Meredith Pace Contact: Cheryl Baker 901-260-8511 901-358-3391

HOLLYWOOD: Christ Community Center Hollywood Public Library 1560 N. Hollywood St. 1560 N. Hollywood St. Memphis, TN 38108 Memphis, TN 38108 901-458-4084 901-415-2772

MIDTOWN: Life Choices 2400 Poplar Avenue, Suite 550 Memphis, TN 38112 901-452-8991

Kindred Place 2180 Union Avenue Memphis, TN 38104 901-276-2200 Contact: Gabrielle Woods-Clark (assistance with transportation)

42 ORANGE MOUND: My Cup of Tea 3028 Carnes Ave Memphis, TN 38111 Contact: Carey Moore 901-482-1549 [email protected]

WHITEHAVEN: “The Red Door” at Bent Tree Apartments 3471 W. Briarpark Dr. Memphis, TN 38116 901-345-2205

XVIII. BOOKS/VIDEOS AVAILABLE FOR CHECKOUT

The following books/DVDs are available for checkout from our One by One office. Simply call (901) 857-1153.

When a Child Dies – Stories of Survival and Hope, edited by Richard S. Hipps A book written by grieving parents to help with the practical questions, emotional afflictions, and spiritual challenges involved in the death of a child. (89 pages).

This Little While, by Joy and Dr. S.M. Johnson A book written for parents experiencing the death of a very small infant. (46 pages)

43 Miscarriage – A Quiet Grief, by Nelson and Ellen Kraybill A short, 16-page booklet, written by a couple who experienced a miscarriage themselves, discussing the emotional involved: loss, pain, anger, guilt, healing, and hope.

The Postpartum Survival Guide, by Paul Meier, MD; Todd Clements, MD; and Lynn Johnson, RN Everything you need to know about postpartum depression. (177 pages)

Life Interrupted, by Tricia Goyer A heartfelt account written by a woman who experienced an unplanned pregnancy as a teenager. She shares from her own experiences offering help and encouragement for others walking in her shoes. (219 pages) Counseling Survivors of Traumatic Events, by Andrew Weaver, Laura Flannelly and John Preston A handbook for pastors and other helping professionals assist those affected by traumatic experiences. (214 pages)

Unplanned, by Abby Johnson The dramatic true story of a former Planned Parenthood leader’s eye opening journey across the life lane. (264 pages)

DVD – Crossroads of the Heart – A DVD about crisis pregnancy. “Hear the voices and see the faces of women who want to have a chance to share with you things they learned from their experiences so that you can be informed as so many of them were not. They truly want you to know that you are not alone.” (20 minutes long).

44 DVD – The Period of Purple Crying – a DVD from the National Center of Shaken Baby Syndrome The Period of Purple Crying is a new way to understand your baby’s crying. It explains what is normal, what you can expect when your baby cries, and how to keep your baby safe.

45 Memphis & Surrounding Counties Emergency Resource List COVID-19

I. Food Resources II. Work/Now Hiring III. Unemployment Assistance IV. Drive-through Testing V. Activities for Children VI. Utility/Rent Assistance VII. Additional Resources

Food Resources (For Seniors) Members of City of Memphis Senior Centers will still receive a daily meal from their respective seniors.

Members registered to receive MIFA meals can opt to pick up their meal from the center they attend or have it delivered using the van service.

Members at other senior centers have the option to pick up their meals at their respective center for their regular nominal fee.

(For Students) YMCA Meal Sites: View a map of all locations here (might need to hit “Ctrl + Click to follow the link)

Shelby County McDonalds restaurants are serving FREE breakfast to children 13 and under between 7 am and 10 am.

Shelby County

Burger King All locations Offering two free kids meals for every adult meal purchased through the Burger King App and online ONLY. Must redeem the coupon for the offer. Available until supplies last. South Memphis

Memphis Rox 879 E. McLemore Avenue Memphis, TN 38106 Provides free and pay-what-you-can indoor rock climbing and healthy food bar. They are also providing 100 sack lunches Monday-Friday from 11am-2pm with no current end date.

Binghampton

Caritas Village Community Center and Café 2509 Harvard Avenue Memphis, TN 38112 Provides free and pay-what-you-can lunch Monday-Friday from 11am- 2pm. Features a wide variety of vegetarian and meat based meals.

47 Food Distribution Centers

The Life Church Highland and Austin Peay locations only (901) 751-0095 Offers drive-thru food distribution to families. Pre-Registration is required for each day and only those who pre-register using the link below will be qualified to receive groceries. https://thelifechurch.com/mdccoronavirus

Neighborhood Christian Centers 785 Jackson Avenue Memphis, TN 38107 (901) 881-6013 NCC offers a mobile food pantry for families in need. Pickup locations vary across the city of Memphis and you must register in advance. https://www.ncclife.org/covid-19-emergency-support

Catholic Charities, Inc. 1325 Jefferson Memphis, TN 38104 (901) 722-4700 Referrals are needed from MIFA in order to get help. For those that do this, on Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday, the charity offers a clothes closet & food pantry from 9am - 12pm.

Brinkley Heights Baptist Church

48 Address of the pantry is 3277 Rosamond Avenue Memphis, TN 38122 (901) 458-0617 Clothing and food bank.

Shelby County Community Services Agency – Commodities Program 100 North Main Street, #1300 Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 545-4526 This is a regional agency that provides free monthly food distribution of non-perishable groceries.

Calvary Episcopal Church Church address is 102 N. Second Street Memphis, Tennessee 38103 (901) 525-6602 The location runs a soup kitchen and provides free meals and food.

Calvary Baptist Church 3812 Kirby Parkway Memphis, Tennessee 38115 (901) 795-5407 A local free food pantry. Healing Heart Ministries Address of the food bank is 3208 James Rd Memphis, TN 38128 (901) 327-4470

First Congregational Church Food Pantry

49 1000 S. Cooper Memphis, TN 38014 (901) 278-6786

Church of the Holy Names 697 Keel Avenue Memphis, TN 38107 (901) 525-9870 Some of the assistance programs administered on site include a food pantry, soup kitchen, and the charity also offers clothes closet. Zip codes of 38103, 38105, and 38107 are covered.

First Presbyterian Church 166 Poplar Avenue Memphis, TN 38105 (901) 525-5619 An on-site soup kitchen offers hot meals on Sundays at 2:00pm. Also get information and limited amounts of financial assistance for paying bills and rent.

Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church 1720 Peabody Ave. Memphis, TN 38104 (901) 272-7425 Get hot meal from the soup kitchen. Food is also passed out.

First Works, Inc. 204 N. Second St. Memphis, TN 38105 Dial the food bank at (901) 526-8228

Highland Heights United Methodist Church 3476 Summer Avenue Memphis, TN 38122 (901) 458-5966

Memphis & Shelby County Health Department 757 Galloway Memphis, TN 38105 (901) 544-7600

Memphis Union Mission 383 Poplar Ave. Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 526-8434 Homeless can get a meal, fresh fruits, soup, and more. Blankets, personal hygiene items

Mississippi Blvd Christian Church 1720 Peabody Ave Memphis, TN 38104 (901) 726-1142 Items may be baby formula, diapers for single moms, gently used clothing, and Christmas food baskets for the working poor in Shelby County.

Broadmoor Baptist Church 3824 Austin Peay Highway Memphis, TN 38128

51 (901) 386-9643 (call for hours)

RMBC Community Services Address is 3560 S. Third Street Memphis, TN 38109 (901) 789-4570 They operate a food pantry, thrift store, and clothing closet on Thursdays only. Cross-Way Church 2633 Altruria Rd Memphis, TN 38134 (901) 388-8515 (call for hours) The pantry is open Saturday and Sunday only.

St John's United Methodist Church 1207 Peabody Avenue Memphis, TN 38104 (901) 726-4104 The charity food bank will assist low income and working poor families with a voucher.

Hope for the Midsouth Ministries 7190 Pam Drive Millington, TN 38053 (888) 926-4592 Food is sold at reduced prices to the public.

St. Patrick's Catholic Church 277 South Fourth Street @ Linden Memphis, TN 38126

52 (901) 527-2542 This church offers referrals to government programs, charities, and local food banks.

Fig Tree Food Pantry 1325 Jefferson Memphis, Tennessee 38104 (901) 722-4797 Emergency boxes of food are passed out. New Era MB Church 797 Laurel Memphis, TN 38114 (901) 327-3471

United Methodist Neighborhood Center 1647 Dellwood Memphis, TN 38107 (901) 357-9538 Food pantry is offered for anyone.

The Life Church 1800 N. Germantown Pkwy Cordova, TN 38016 (901) 751-0095

Good Neighbor Love Center Food Pantry 780 N. College Blvd West Memphis, TN 72301 (870) 735-0870 Senior citizens can use this pantry for home delivered meals.

Heartsong Church UMC Neighborhood Center 800 N. Houston Levee Cordova, TN 38016 (901) 755-6332

United Methodist Neighborhood Center 3000 Walnut Grove Rd. Memphis, TN 38111 (901) 323-4993 Both clothing and a food bank is run on site.

United Methodist Neighborhood Center 602 Looney Street Memphis, TN 38107 (901) 523-1036 Clothing and a food pantry is administered.

MIFA – Emergency Services 910 Vance Avenue Memphis, TN 38126 (901) 527-0208 Shelby County residents who have experienced a job loss or reduction in hours, and the resulting unexpected loss of income in the last 90 days may be able to get help from this agency for food or rental assistance. The center can provide a free voucher for five-day supply of food, to be redeemed at an area food bank or pantry. Get assistance up to four times per year.

54 WIC (Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children) Several locations Contact 901-528-0044 for location information. Provides free baby formula and groceries, healthcare services to low- income pregnant, nutrition counseling, breast feeding and postpartum women, and support and programs to at-risk infants and young children.

Friends For Life 43 N Cleveland Updated 4/7/2020 Memphis, TN 38104 (901) 272-0855 The center provides food to eligible AIDS/HIV patients and their immediate families. Memphis Salvation Army Main location 877 Blythe Memphis, TN 38104 Main telephone number is (901) 729-8084 The center provides services, including a food pantry for seniors age 62 and above. Appointment is needed.

St. Michael's Catholic Church Food bank location is 3867 Summer Ave Memphis, TN 38122 (901) 323-0896 (call for hours) Runs a food pantry for only zip code 38122.

Raleigh Assembly of God - Monthly Food Pantry 3683 Austin Peay Hwy Memphis, TN 38128 (901) 386-5055

55 Provides food pantry and groceries on Saturday once per month for anyone in need of help.

St. Andrew AME Church 1369 Mississippi Blvd Memphis, TN 38106 (901) 948-3441 The charity partners with other agencies to offer meals and other social services. First Baptist Church 2903 Washington Road Eads, TN 38028 (901) 867-3502 Capleville Community Food Pantry 4725 Riverdale Capleville, TN 38141 (901) 363-1859 Snacks may be given to children from low income families. Boxes of groceries are passed out to others.

Bellevue Baptist Church 3759 N Watkins Memphis, TN 38127 (901) 358-3391 Food is offered for 38107 and 38127 zip codes.

Landmark Food Pantry 2489 Carnes Avenue Memphis, Tennessee 38114 (901) 620-9558

56 In a crisis, there may be food provided from volunteers or referrals given to other local resources.

SNAP (Food stamps) https://www.tn.gov/humanservices/covid-19/snap-and-covid-19-faqs- .html

Work/Now Hiring

Dominos

Kroger jobs.kroger.com/Kroger

Amazon www.amazondelivers.jobs

FedEx groundwarehousejobs.fedex.com

American Job Center (901)707-8426

FedEx Forum www.workatlevy.com

Teleflex careers.teleflex.com

57 Instacart www.instacart.careers

Government Jobs https://www.governmentjobs.com/

Tennessee Talent Exchange https://www.tn.gov/workforce/covid- 19/jobs.html

All Positions, Home Depot (Apply online at careers.homedepot.com)

Shift Manager, Pacific Paper (Apply online at www.jobs4tn.com)

Sales/Customer Support, American Car Center (Apply online at www.americancarcenter.com/careers-2)

Skilled Laborers, Fulwood Construction (Send email to [email protected])

Delivery Driver, Kimbrough Wine and Spirits, 1483 Union Ave. (Apply in person)

Assemblers, Aerotek, 6380 E. Holmes Rd. (Call 462-2121 or apply in person)

Receptionist/Assistant, M & H Contractors, 11200 Hwy. 178, Olive Branch, MS (Apply in person)

Waste Hopper, People Ready (Apply online at peopleready.com)

Auto Product Specialist Trainee, Hyundai and Genesis of Wolfchase, 7727 Hwy. 64 (Apply in person)

Material Handlers, Elite Staffing, 9729 Hwy. 178, Olive Branch, MS (Call Julia at 1-662-408-4086)

Wood Handyman, Talento (Apply online at www.talentosearchgroup.com)

Warehouse/Labor, Think Next LLC, 540 Rivergate Rd., Memphis (Apply in person)

Warehouse, Provide Staffing, 6765 Shelby Drive (Apply in person)

Warehouse, Graham’s Lighting, 2025 York Ave., Memphis (Apply in person)

Concrete Finisher, Guess Industrial, 2457 Charles Bryan, Bartlett (Apply in person)

HVAC Careers, Precision (Apply online at www.precisionhvac.com/careers)

Auto Body Tech, Caliber Collision (Call Robin at 1-615-543-1107)

Painters (Call Brian at 292-0125)

59 Maintenance Mechanic, Linen King, 245 S. Camilla Street (Apply in person)

Manufacturing (Apply in person at 4242 BF Goodrich Blvd.)

Drivers/Movers (Call 1-678-538-8012)

Mechanic, Cable-Tel, 1756 Thomas Rd. (Call 384-9003)

Drivers/Movers, Country Club Moving (Call 751-9611)

Gutter Installer (Call Stan at 870-6787)

Warehouse, LaborMax Staffing (Call 1-662-932-3954)

Auto Tech/Painter, CarMax (Call 275-1235)

Greeter/Tech/Attendant/Maintenance, Goodwill (Apply online at goodwillmemphis.org/hire/)

Material Handler/Distribution Assistant, Teleflex (Apply online at careers.teleflex.com)

Multiple Positions, Walgreens (Apply online at jobs.walgreens.com)

60 Package Handlers/Hub Workers, FedEx (Apply in person at 2874 Business Park Drive or online at fedexishiring.com)

Auto Tech/Auto Body/Paint Techs, Carvana, West Memphis, AR (Call 1-800-333- 4554 or apply online at carvana.com/careers/positions)

Warehouse/Cashiers, Restaurant Depot, 5299 Summer Ave. (Apply in person)

Forklift Drivers/Warehouse/Manufacturing, Kelly Services (Send email to [email protected])

Recycler/Janitorial/Maintenance/Warehouse, Prologistix, 4850 Goodman Rd., Suite 105, Olive Branch, MS (Apply in person or call 1-662-890-7948)

Warehouse, Integrity Trade Services, 4600 Cromwell Ave., Suite 101, Memphis (Apply in person)

Warehouse, Compunnel, Horn Lake, MS (Call 1-609-779-1293)

Drivers/Movers, All My Sons Moving, 5454 Summer Ave. (Apply in person or call Jesse at 1-931-259-6444)

Bay Attendant, Blue Beacon, 3435 US Hwy. 78, Memphis (Apply in person)

Material Handler, Baxter International (Apply online at www.baxter.com/careers)

61 Installer (Call Christina at 275-1559)

Laborers, Flash Staffing (Call 682-3888)

Laborer, TruGreen, 6855 Appling Farms Pkwy. (Apply in person)

Truck/Trailer Mechanic/Truck and Tank Washer, Opie’s Transport (Apply in person at 1235 Harbor Ave.)

Warehouse/Forklift, JAM Industries, 4325 Executive Drive #300, Southaven, MS (Apply in person)

Auto Techs, Valvoline, 8972 US 64, Lakeland (Apply in person)

Material Handler, DHL, 5155 Lamar Ave. (Apply in person)

Warehouse/Delivery Driver, Certifit Auto Parts, 4995 Citation Dr., Suite 108, Memphis (Apply in person)

Production/Warehouse, Automation Personnel, 1250 N. Germantown Pkwy., # 121 (Apply in person or call 751-2323)

Production Laborers, Elite Staffing, 9729 US Hwy 178, Olive Branch, MS (Apply in person or call 1-662-408-4086)

62 Direct Support, InDev (Call 468-4335)

Call Center Agent, iQor (Apply online at jobs.iqor.com)

Package Handler, Millennium Staffing, 8245 Tournament Drive, Suite 270, Memphis (Apply in person or call 761-6141)

Machine Operator/Warehouse, Talento Search Group (Apply online at www.talentosearchgroup.com)

Warehouse, Amazon (Apply online at www.amazon.jobs)

Warehouse, KPower, 8878 Hacks Cross Rd., Olive Branch, MS (Apply in person or call 261-0975)

Warehouse/Forklift/Clerks/Welding/Drivers, Moore Advanced Staffing, 6515 Goodman Rd., Suite 1, Olive Branch, MS (Apply in person or call 1-662-804- 8678)

Production, MCR Safety, 685 Hwy. 72, Collierville (Apply in person)

Landscaping, Lawn Love (Call 1-844-480-8595)

Forklift/Warehouse/Assembly, Peoplemark, 3003 Airways Blvd. (Apply in person)

63 Warehouse, WAR Logistics, 1130 Stateline Rd. East, Southaven, MS (Call 1-662- 510-2365)

Machine Operators/Material Handlers, Technicolor, 5215 Lamar (Apply in person or call 291-7884)

Warehouse/Production/Forklift/Assembly/Laborer Jobs, American Job Center (Apply online at www.jobs4tn.gov)

Carpenters/Laborers/Installers, Romanoff Renovations (Call 244-3688)

Caregiver, Comfort Keepers (Call 365-3205)

Material Handler/Laborer, FedExExpress, 2874 Business Park Drive, Building D, Memphis (Apply in person)

Distribution/Packaging, LSI, 741 N. White Station Rd. (Call 526-1189 or apply online at lsindustrialstaffing.com)

Machine Operator/Forklift, Bryce Corp (Call 369-4400 or apply online at www.brycecorp.com)

Material Handlers/Forklift, SMX (Apply online at apply.smjobs.com)

Laundry Attendant, Laundry Supercenter (Call 546-8443 7 am – 3 pm or email [email protected])

Newspaper Carrier (Call 529-2230)

Various Jobs, US Navy (Call 1-800-USA-Navy or apply online at www.navy.com/apply-now)

Warehouse Associate/Forklift, Ingram Micro, 3820 Micro Dr., Millington, TN (Apply in person)

Maintenance Tech/Landscaping, Promise Development Corp. (Email for maintenance [email protected], landscaping [email protected])

Landscaping, Sun Group (Call 751-0205)

Laborer/Operator/Forklift/Driver, 48Forty Solutions, 3650 Tulane Rd., Memphis (Apply in person)

General Laborers/Lawncare/Groundskeeper, DAHCOR INDUSTRIES, 3767 New Getwell Rd., Memphis (Need valid TN driver’s license; Call 795-4405)

Packer/Sales/Warehouse/Maintenance/Production/Technicians/Distribution/Trade Jobs, Workforce Investment Network (WIN)(Go online to view jobs and submit resume at www.workforceinvestmentnetwork.com)

Air Force (Call 1-800-423-USAF)

65 Army (Call 1-800-USA-ARMY)

LITERACY

Tutoring/Literacy, Literacy Mid-South (Call 901-201-6157 for assessment for adult literacy and tutoring services)

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

Material Handlers/Pickers/Forklift/Operators, Axcess Staffing Services, 6073 Mt. Moriah Road Ext., Suite 19, Memphis (Apply in person 9:30 am – 2 pm)

Warehouse, PSC Staffing, 3731 South Mendenhall, Memphis TN (Apply in person Mon. & Tue. from 9 – 11 am)

HOUSEKEEPING / JANITORIAL

Housekeeping, Hampton Inn, 962 S. Shady Grove Rd., Memphis (Apply in person)

Janitorial, Dust Bunny (Call 1-228-271-2035)

Cleaners (Apply online at www.handy.com)

House Cleaners, Molly Maid (Call 754-4880)

66 Housekeeping/Residential Cleaners, Clean N Pink (Call at 834-3195 or email resume to [email protected])

Housekeeper/Janitorial, St. Moritz, 5205 Airways (Apply in person)

FOODSERVICE

Pastry Chef, 17 Berkshire (Send email to [email protected])

Line Cook (Apply in person at 149 Chingaquin, Collierville)

Greeter/Server/Bartender, Houston’s, 5000 Poplar Avenue, Memphis (Apply in person)

Servers, Red Robin, 1231 N. Germantown Pkwy. (Apply in person)

Food Truck, Cousins Maine Lobster (Send email to [email protected])

Driver/Baker/Counter Help, Insomnia Cookies, 545 S. Highland (Apply in person)

All Positions, FedExForum (Apply online at www.workatlevy.com)

TRUCK DRIVERS

AAA Cooper Truck Driving (Apply online at www.aaacooper.com)

67 Truck Driving Students, ASU, Marked Tree, AR (Call 870-358-2117)

SALES/MARKETING

Sales, Wolfchase Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, 8170 Hwy. 64, Bartlett (Apply in person)

Sales, SDI USA (Apply online at www.sdimarketing.com)

Dress for Success https://zoom.us/meeting/register/uJMscOuppj4qjjuPsdg9- 1gFsnJuhb4EOQ

The Greater Memphis Job Chamber listing: https://blog.memphischamber.com/job-postings-in- memphis?hsCtaTracking=702e1686-1508-4302-930a- 02237bb34814%7C8f6917af-3361-4cfd-ae74-ebe731360585

Unemployment Assistance Unemployment benefit application:

https://www.tn.gov/workforce/unemployment.html

Emergency TANF benefits, cash assistance for families who have been impacted by COVID-19 (job loss due to employer closure, etc) application will be available soon:

https://www.tn.gov/humanservices

Memphis Virtual Tip Jar application for service industry workers that typically relied on tips to supplement hourly wages. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd50axYGcCPOn5NRE_gw5 2n36hgJDLw5vhDCDDOClAILkB_eg/viewform

Memphis Service Industry Tips application for service industry workers that typically relied on tips to supplement hourly wages. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdMUxwOvTsmaAnxvTRW1 h-X5iBe9ftCCpHi9ap3VfK9fSrmqw/closedform

Memphis Food Industry Emergency Worker Assistance is raising funds to support restaurant workers. Information can be found at this link: https://www.gofundme.com/f/memphisfoodworkers

National Bartender Emergency Assistance https://www.usbgfoundation.org/beap?fbclid=IwAR3wBpdvYGOEruPkE GUzczKiXea9AWUVSx_L172oQiVMI4txamDbxwigGYs

69 Drive-through Testing

The Tennessee Department of Health announced drive- thru coronavirus assessment sites Wednesday in several counties across the state. In Shelby County, Christ Community Health Services will offer remote assessment for COVID-19 at one location on 3rd Street Saturday morning by appointment only.

 Christ Community Health Services Third Street Health Center | 3362 S. 3rd St., Memphis - 901-842-3166 According to the clinic, all the appointments are already reserved. Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee says the state is working with private providers to provide drive-thru assessment sites so people can avoid unnecessary risks. The Tennessee Department of Health recommends that all Tennesseans should first call their usual source of care if experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19. If an assessment cannot be done in that location, individuals should call the assessment sites prior to going onsite. Text "TEST2020" to 91999 to register for an appointment. See below a list of COVID-19 assessment sites in the Greater Memphis area: Shelby County Christ Community Center 3362 S. 3rd St 901-842-3166

Christ Community Health Services Woman's Center 2400 Poplar Ave #502 901-842-3168 Text 2020 to 91999

70 Christ Community Health Services (Broad Avenue) 2861 Broad Ave 901-842-3161 Text 2020 to 91999

Christ Community Health Services (Frayser) 969 Frayser Blvd 901-842-3162 Text2020 to 91999

Christ Community Center (Orange Mound) 2569 Douglas Ave 901-842-3164 Text2020 to 91999

Christ Community Center (Raleigh) 3481 Austin Peay Hwy 901-842-3165 Test 2020 to 91999

Christ Community Center (Hickory Hill) 5366 Mendenhall Mall 901-842-3163 Text 2020 to 91999

COVID-19 Drive Thru Assessment Center 3360 S. Third St 901-842-3160 Text 2020 to 91999 Call or text to schedule appointment

Baptist Operation Outreach Homeless Health Center 1325 Jefferson Ave 901-842-3167 Memphis Fairgrounds Tiger Lane

71 Cherokee Heath Care in Frayser will be providing Covid19 testing

Activities for Children Virtual Summer Camps free for ages 9-18, apply by 6/15/20 https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/TNMEMPHIS/bulletins/28d76 81

ABCmouse.com Free code AOFLUNICEF

Readingiq.com Free code SCHOOL7771

Adventureacademy.com Free code SCHOOL7771

Virtual Road Trips & 360º Educational Content (to almost anywhere in the world):

 Google Earth

 CNN’s 360º Videos

Here are some of the top museums that are offering online tours and exhibits:

 British Museum, London

 Guggenheim Museum, New York

72  National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.

 Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam

 The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles

 Musée d’Orsay, Paris

Learn American Sign Language:

 First 100 Signs with Lifeprint.com

 Free Online Vocab & Grammar Lessons with Start ASL

Utility/Rent Assistance

MLGW has suspended disconnections for 60 days but charges will continue to accrue during this time.

Shelby County CSA (901)222-4212 shelbycountycsa.org

https://thosolutions.com/TNOnlineApplication

Email utility applications to [email protected]

Rent assistance applications email to [email protected]

MIFA (901)529-4545 mifa.org/emergencyassitanceeligibility

MLGW (901) 544-6549 mlgw.com/covid19

73 Offers payment arrangements and other programs

Eviction Settlement Fund - Partnership of Memphis and Shelby County to provide emergency relief during COVID-19 Pandemic. Program Description- This program targets those individuals facing eviction or at high risk of eviction as a result of the pandemic or facing housing instability due to an eviction. It offers direct access to legal services to negotiate directly with property owners to settle the delinquency, have the eviction case dropped, or raise available defenses in court, or on appeal. Program funds are available to be paid directly to the property owner. Partnering agencies and organizations include: Program Management: Neighborhood Preservation Inc., Legal Assistance: The University of Memphis School of Law Legal Clinic & Memphis Area Legal Services Data & Analytics: Innovate Memphis Tenant Referrals: General Sessions Courts, Catholic Charities, CSA, MIFA, BLDG Memphis, and owners and managers of rental property with pending evictions. Financial Planning for Long Term Housing: United Housing, Frayser CDC, GMFEC, and other HUD certified housing counseling agencies . For more details and information, visit http://home901.org/covid- resources/

74 Additional Resources TANF Emergency Cash Assistance (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) https://www.tn.gov/humanservices/covid-19/emergency-cash- assistance-and-covid-19-faqs.html

Youth Villages is offering mental health counseling: (855) 274-7471

2-1-1 (Tennessee’s community help line) can provide help with those struggling and needing to speak with a mental health professional. Call 211 or http://tn211.mycommunitypt.com/

Crisis Text Line- Text HOME to 741741

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline- 1-800-273-8255

Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration Hotline- 1- 800-662-4357 National Sexual Assault Hotline- 1-800-656-4673 National Domestic Violence Hotline- 1-800-799-7233. Institute of Aging Friendship Line- 1-800-971-0016 Oak Street Health – Frayser is still operating and actively providing intake for new patients (corner of Watkins and Frayser blvd). Our local office can be reached at (901) 231-1696 from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm and our 24/7 patient call center (855) 402-0054.

75 Restoration House: Also open but in limited capacity is Restoration House, 3095 Thomas (homeless shelter) which is doing an outstanding job in these difficult times.

Veterans Services Office (901)222-4237 [email protected]

YWCA Greater Memphis (901)274-2728 Limited Transportation, 24/7/365 for Domestic Violence Shelter and Services Shelter and Services (serving those fleeing domestic/ intimate partner violence & some fleeing family violence; accepts male children of all ages). 24/7 Domestic violence Hotline: 901-725-4277.

Driving the Dream Relief Call Center

United Way’s Relief Call Center powered by Driving The Dream will be available to the public Monday through Friday from 9am-6pm and Saturday 11am-3pm. Individuals in need can call 1-888-709-0630 or call.drivingthedream.org, and United Way employees with social services backgrounds will triage their needs with the agencies which can support them. Their information will be added to our Driving The Dream network, and agencies will reach out to provide them with the necessary services. After hours, individuals may access our online intake form via call.drivingthedream.org and receive a return call the next business day to offer assistance.