Family Self-Sufficiency Program ($20,000) (Formerly Interfaith Hospitality Network) enhances the lives of homeless in Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia by providing families with children temporary shelter and assistance so they may become self-sufficient.

Vocational Developmental Services Program ($60,000) offers vocational, employment, residential, developmental, and community integration services to individuals who have developmental, emotional, and/or physical disabilities.

Fresh Start Program ($24,500) offers support through walk-in services for pregnant women, new parents, and extended family members in our community who are in crisis concerning pregnancy, parenting, and providing basic needs for themselves and their young children.

Restart Program ($24,500) reaches out with love and support to moms and babies in our community with what they need to grow, succeed, and become self-sufficient.

Brown Annex for Males Program ($46,250) provides adult, male offenders who would otherwise be incarcerated, a special needs facility featuring a highly structured residential treatment program.

Hosanna House for Females Program ($44,500) provides adult, female offenders who would otherwise be incarcerated, a special needs facility featuring a highly structured residential treatment program.

Tutoring Program ($32,000) helps adults and children improve their literacy skills and assists students in learning to speak and read English through one-on-one tutoring with trained volunteers.

Horses Empower Heroes Program ($10,000) empowers veterans to gain self-sufficiency, emotional, and social growth through strength-based experiential unmounted equine-assisted activities and therapies.

Emergency Response Program ($116,000) provides assistance with emergency needs for disaster victims and provides emergency communication and support services for military members, their families, and veterans.

Community Resilience Program ($74,000) delivers prevention, preparedness, and education services to individuals and the community with a goal of lessening the impact of emergencies.

Social Service Program ($53,000) meets targeted needs concerning rent/mortgage assistance to reduce homelessness, emergency dental care assistance, and life threatening prescription assistance.

Medical First Responder Program ($25,000) provides emergency medical services as licensed First Responders per guidelines set forth by the State of Tennessee & Sullivan County EMS.

Core Program ($47,200) supports and promotes professionally-trained community volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children’s best interest within the Juvenile Court and ensure safe and stable placements.

Counseling Program ($35,925) provides trauma-focused treatment to the child victims of sexual abuse and severe physical abuse in a child-friendly environment that focuses on the well-being of the child.

Child Abuse Prevention Program ($12,000) works to educate children and adults about the problem of abuse and available resources and provides information on preventative measures that can be taken.

Victim Services Program ($11,395) provides counseling and assistance to the non-offending parents or caregivers of victims.

Information & Referral Program ($46,800) administers a telephone helpline staffed by trained volunteers who provide information and referral, a listening ear to distressed callers, crisis intervention, and daily reassurance calls.

Dental Services Program ($64,375) provides affordable dental care to the working uninsured of the Greater Kingsport area.

Medical Services Program ($30,000) provides affordable medical care to the working uninsured of the Greater Kingsport area.

Substance Abuse Counseling Program ($63,860) provides services to individuals who are experiencing interpersonal, family, employment, or legal difficulties due to substance abuse or dependence.

Crisis Assessment Program ($19,000) Mobile Crisis Response Team provides 24-hour crisis intervention counseling and referral services for persons experiencing a psychiatric crisis.

Emergency Medical, Rescue and Extrication Program ($75,000) provides emergency first responder and vehicle extrication services to accident and trauma victims in the Greater Kingsport area.

Kingsport Domestic Violence Program ($16,500) provides family safety and stability for victims of domestic violence through court orders granting a divorce or order of protection.

Core Program ($44,535) provides food, shelter, crisis intervention, diagnostic and evaluation services as well as counseling to adolescents who are neglected, abused, runaway, unruly, or delinquent.

Speech-Language Scholarship Program ($75,000) provides diagnosis and treatment of speech, language, feeding, and hearing disorders to provide the highest quality care for treatment of speech, language, and hearing disorders regardless of the client’s ability to pay.

Domestic Violence Shelter Program ($53,323) provides a temporary shelter for victims of domestic violence and their dependent children. The shelter is open 24-hours a day, 7-days a week. Other services include information and referral for victims via the 24-hour crisis line, transportation, advocacy, follow-up services, and community education.

Social Services Program ($91,633) provides basic human needs–clothing, food, rent, mortgage, utilities, and medicine–without discrimination.

Emergency Shelter Program ($37,900) provides lodging, meals, personal hygiene items, clothing, counseling, job placement, financial planning, and survival skills as well as long-term care to assist individuals/ families in becoming self-sufficient.

Personal Support Services Program ($24,294) promotes self-sufficiency and prevents institutional placement by providing cost-effective in-home care for individuals in threat of harm due to abuse or neglect.

Core Program ($128,000) provides hot, nutritious meals and human contact to isolated, incapacitated senior citizens and, if appropriate, other home-bound, disabled persons to facilitate safe, independent living.

Hearing Aid Assistance Program ($10,402) provides hearing aids to qualifying seniors who need financial assistance.

Assistance for Older Adults Program ($23,402) provides services, such as transportation, medical equipment loan, and minor home repairs, which enable older adults to remain living independently and safely in their homes.