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If you are eligible, you must have a verified account on Airbnb in order to book on Open Homes. To create your account, go to airbnb.com and click Sign Up. You'll be asked to verify your birthday, email and phone number, as well as upload a government issued ID. You might also be prompted to upload a payment method - this is simply for account verification, you will not be charged for an Open Homes reservation.

How to search for Medical or Refugee stays:

1. Once you've been referred to Open Homes by a trusted nonprofit partner, go to Airbnb.com.

2. Enter your destination, travel dates, and number of guests.

3. Click Search.

4. If you want, use the filters (for example, number of bedrooms) to narrow your options. Click More Filters to see all available filters.

5. Scroll through the listings or use the map to find listings in the location you want.

6. Click on a listing to open it. To learn more about it, read the description, check the available amenities, review the House Rules, and see reviews that other guests have left for the host.

7. Contact the host to ask questions.

8. If you're ready to book, request to book the listing.

How to search for Disaster Relief Stays:

1. Visit the Open Homes Disaster Relief Page.

2. Select the Option Find A Place to Stay.

3. Select the Disaster Event you are impacted by.

4. Select Find Housing.

5. Use the filters (for example, number of bedrooms) to narrow your options. Click More Filters to see all available filters.

6. Scroll through the listings or use the map to find listings in the location you want.

7. Click on a listing to open it. To learn more about it, read the description, check the available amenities, review the House Rules, and see reviews that other guests have left for the host.

8. Contact the host to ask questions.

9. If you're ready to book, request to book the listing.

10. You'll be required to complete an additional step on the booking page to confirm your eligibility for Open Homes.

Once the reservation is accepted by the host, you'll receive a confirmation email as well as the listing address and host's phone number. If questions arise before check in, use the Contact host link to keep in communication with the host.

Learn more about Airbnb's guest standards.

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I am eligible to book on Open Homes. How do I book? | Airbnb Help Center

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If you are eligible, you must have a verified account on Airbnb in order to book on Open Homes. To create your account, go to airbnb.com and click Sign Up. You'll be asked to verify your birthday, email and phone number, as well as upload a government issued ID.

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AirBnb program "Open Homes" offers disaster relief (FCL July 23rd)

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Free accommodations were offered between March 3, 2020 and March 24, 2020 to relief workers and people displaced.

In the aftermath of a disaster, people use Airbnb's Open Homes program to offer free, temporary housing to those who need it. This includes relief workers, neighbors who've had to evacuate, and others impacted by the event.

You can offer your extra space for free to people who've been impacted or to relief workers helping with recovery efforts.

Offer your space

Reimbursements for property damage

Though accidental damage is rare, we understand you may need protection. The Host Guarantee will reimburse every host for property damages up to $1,000,000.

24/7 phone support and resources

You're not in this alone. In addition to Airbnb's 24/7 customer support team, you'll have access to a specialized team for any questions about an Open Homes reservation.

Reimbursements for property damage

Though accidental damage is rare, we understand you may need protection. The Host Guarantee will reimburse every host for property damages up to $1,000,000.

Advanced screening and checks

While no screening system is perfect, globally we run agency representatives and guests who book directly through Airbnb against regulatory, terrorist, and sanctions watchlists.

Open Homes connects people with a free place to stay in times of need. The idea for Open Homes came from Airbnb hosts in 2012. After Hurricane Sandy hit New York, hosts decided to offer their homes for free to neighbors who were forced to evacuate. Inspired by their generosity, Open Homes became an official part of Airbnb.

Since then, it's expanded to support evacuees, relief workers, medical patients, refugees and asylum seekers. We partner with trusted nonprofits like Mercy Corps, the International Rescue Committee, and the Bone Marrow & Cancer Foundation to develop the program and connect their clients with a free place to stay in times of need.

Open Homes stays are always free for the guests. Some hosts choose to host Open Homes stays for free by signing up with the Open Homes community. If you haven't signed up to host guests for free on Open Homes, you'll still receive your usual payment for your listing when you have an Open Homes booking. Airbnb waives all service fees for these reservations.

Who can host on Open Homes?

Open Homes hosts have many of the same expectations as regular Airbnb hosts. Hosts must meet Airbnb's hospitality standards, which include accurately representing your listing and availability, as well as providing a safe, secure, and clean space for guests. All hosts and guests are required to uphold Airbnb's community standards.

Almost anyone can sign up to be an Open Homes host. The listings available on the site are as diverse as the hosts who list them, and you can post shared spaces, private rooms, or entire homes. Find out more about home types to see how to describe your space.

Sometimes a staff member from one of our nonprofit partners will book on behalf of their client and may have additional requests based on their client's needs. In these cases, the nonprofit staff member will communicate with the host ahead of time to make sure your space is a good fit.

Who is eligible to book on Open Homes?

Open Homes provides free places to stay for people in times of need. The program supports evacuees, relief workers, medical patients and their caregivers, refugees and asylum seekers.

Disaster relief

In the aftermath of a disaster, there is a critical need for temporary housing. You can help your community rebuild by offering a place to stay to neighbors who have had to flee their homes, as well as relief workers deployed to help. In this instance, people affected by the disaster and relief workers have the ability to search for and book an Open Homes listing directly for themselves.

In order to book, guests must confirm that they've been impacted by the disaster or are a relief worker responding in an official capacity. They also agree to our Community Standards and the Airbnb Terms of Service.

Learn more about Disaster relief stays.

Medical stays

Every day, people travel far from home for medical treatment. They may be receiving care, supporting a patient, or healing with family during a difficult time. As a host, you can offer someone the comfort and space they need to recover. In this instance, guests can search for and book an Open Homes listing directly for themselves, or a nonprofit staff member may make the booking on their behalf.

Learn more about Medical stays.

Refugee housing

There are many barriers for people who are trying to rebuild their lives in a new place. Before settling into permanent housing, refugees and asylum-seekers need to finalize paperwork, search for jobs, and find a temporary place to stay. You can support them by offering a comfortable space at a critical time. In this instance, guests can only be booked on Open Homes by a nonprofit staff member making the booking on their behalf. All guests have the legal status of a recognized refugee entitled to international protection as determined by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and/or have begun the process of seeking asylum in the country where they currently reside.

Learn more about Refugee housing.

I am eligible to book on Open Homes. How do I book?

If you are eligible, you must have a verified account on Airbnb in order to book on Open Homes. To create your account, go to airbnb.com and click Sign Up. You'll be asked to verify your birthday, email and phone number, as well as upload a government issued ID. You might also be prompted to upload a payment method - this is simply for account verification, you will not be charged for an Open Homes reservation.

How to search for Medical or Refugee stays:

1. Once you've been referred to Open Homes by a trusted nonprofit partner, go to Airbnb.com.

2. Enter your destination, travel dates, and number of guests.

3. Click Search.

4. If you want, use the filters (for example, number of bedrooms) to narrow your options. Click More Filters to see all available filters.

5. Scroll through the listings or use the map to find listings in the location you want.

6. Click on a listing to open it. To learn more about it, read the description, check the available amenities, review the House Rules, and see reviews that other guests have left for the host.

7. Contact the host to ask questions.

8. If you're ready to book, request to book the listing.

How to search for Disaster Relief Stays:

1. Visit the Open Homes Disaster Relief Page.

2. Select the Option Find A Place to Stay.

3. Select the Disaster Event you are impacted by.

4. Select Find Housing.

5. Use the filters (for example, number of bedrooms) to narrow your options. Click More Filters to see all available filters.

6. Scroll through the listings or use the map to find listings in the location you want.

7. Click on a listing to open it. To learn more about it, read the description, check the available amenities, review the House Rules, and see reviews that other guests have left for the host.

8. Contact the host to ask questions.

9. If you're ready to book, request to book the listing.

10. You'll be required to complete an additional step on the booking page to confirm your eligibility for Open Homes.

Once the reservation is accepted by the host, you'll receive a confirmation email as well as the listing address and host's phone number. If questions arise before check in, use the Contact host link to keep in communication with the host.

Learn more about Airbnb's guest standards.

How do I prepare for Open Homes guests?

Whether you signed up to host for free on Open Homes or have received an Open Homes booking request, here are a few things to keep in mind to help you prepare for your guests:

Communicate clearly

Try to learn about their needs and how you can help make their stay more comfortable

Unlike regular guests on Airbnb, Open Homes guests are often traveling due to unexpected and difficult circumstances. Remember that everyone responds differently and has different needs

Make sure you're accessible to your guests and easy to communicate with

Explain the check-out time and process to your guests beforehand. Include your expectations about cleaning the listing, if any

Hosting an Open Homes stay can be different across programs. Many guests referred by a nonprofit will have the support of a staff member throughout. You can learn more on our dedicated sites:

Learn more about Airbnb's hosting standards.

How do I contact support for Open Homes?

A dedicated support team is available to all hosts, guests and nonprofit partners for issues and questions related to Open Homes reservations 7 days a week, from 9am to 5pm Pacific Standard Time. Contact us by emailing openhomessupport@airbnb.com. Airbnb's community support specialists are also available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

What to do if you feel unsafe during a stay

If you encounter an emergency situation, or if your personal safety is threatened during a stay, contact local police or emergency services immediately.

If you need help from Airbnb with a safety concern, contact our Trust and Safety team.

Before the start of the stay, you can also read our safety tips.

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The Smart Steps Child Care Assistance Program is available to income-eligible working parents and parents pursuing post-secondary educational goals that have children ages six (6) weeks to kindergarten. Families that participate in Smart Steps are responsible for a portion of their child care costs or co-pay based on a sliding income scale. As part of the program, children will be enrolled in quality, affordable, child care facilities and the Imagination Library.

Space is limited in the program and will be awarded to eligible families on a first-come, first-served basis.
How to Apply
Visit the Tennessee Department of Human Services, Child Care Services webpage at: https://www.tn.gov/humanservices/for-families/chil.... The Smart Steps Child Care Assistance Application is located on this Child Care Services page. After completing the application, submit it to your local DHS County office. A full listing of office locations can be found here: https://www.tn.gov/content/tn/humanservices/for-families/child-care-services/child-care-assistance-office-locator.html.
Additional Information
Smart Steps participants can choose from more than 2,400 DHS licensed child care facilities across the state. Along with independent research, parents can use tools offered by the department to assist in choosing child care. These include the find child care tools located on the DHS website, the Child Care Report Card posted in all licensed child care facilities, and the Star Quality Program, which recognizes providers that exceed minimum licensing standards.

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The Smart Steps Child Care Assistance Program is available to income-eligible working parents and parents pursuing post-secondary educational goals that have children ages six (6) weeks to kindergarten. Families that participate in Smart Steps are responsible for a portion of their child care costs or co-pay based on a sliding income scale.

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Early Intervention...

Is the term used to describe the services and supports that are available to babies and young children with developmental delays and disabilities and their families.

May include speech therapy, physical therapy, and other types of services based on the needs of the child and family.

Can have a significant impact on a child's ability to learn new skills and overcome challenges and can increase success in school and life.

Programs are available in every state and territory (see each program's contact information below). These publicly funded programs provide services for free or at reduced cost for any child who is eligible.

How do I find out if my child is eligible for services?

Eligibility for early intervention services is based on an evaluation of your child's skills and abilities.

If you, your child's doctor, or other care provider is concerned about your child's development, ask to be connected with your state or territory's early intervention program to find out if your child can get services to help. If your doctor is not able to connect you, you can reach out yourself. A doctor's referral is not necessary.

If your child is under age 3: Call your state or territory's early intervention program (see contacts below) and say: "I have concerns about my child's development and I would like to have my child evaluated to find out if he/she is eligible for early intervention services."

If your child is age 3 or older: Click here.

U.S. State, Commonwealth & Territory Early Intervention Contacts

Commonwealths & Territories

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What is "Early Intervention" and is my child eligible?

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Early intervention helps children improve their abilities and learn new skills. If you are concerned about your child's development, ask to be connected with your state or territory's early intervention program

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Early Intervention can be effective in helping a majority of children make progress toward achieving age appropriate developmental milestones.

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Every state has a Part C program for children birth through two years of age and their families, under the Individual's with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). Each state decides its own eligibility rules.

In Tennessee, a child with a diagnosis from the list below, who meet the prematurity guidelines outlined below, or children whose evaluation results show they have a 25% delay in two developmental areas or a 40% delay in one area may be eligible for TEIS. A child may have a developmental delay if he or she is far behind other children their age in one or more of the five major skill areas:

1. motor (crawling, walking, using their hands to play)

2. communication (babbling, indicating wants and needs, talking)

3. cognitive (thinking skills including making choices and solving problems)

4. social (playing near or with other children or adults)

5. adaptive (taking care of ones needs)

Diagnosis List 2/19/2020
Premature Infant Criteria
Information from the child's doctor as well as the results of a developmental evaluation will determine if a child meets the eligibility criteria in Tennessee.

Make a Referral to TEIS

You may make a referral to TEIS by:

Please provide the following information:

your name and contact information,

the child's name, date of birth, county the child lives in,

parent information (if someone other than the parent calls), and

the reason for referral or developmental concern.

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Every state has a Part C program for children birth through two years of age and their families, under the Individual's with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). Each state decides its own eligibility rules.

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Tennessee's Early Intervention System (TEIS) is an educational program that supports families of infants and toddlers, age birth to three years, with developmental delays and disabilities. Early intervention helps families support their child's learning and development in order to reach child and family goals. To make a referral, please complete the form below.

Please email Shannon.Pargin@tn.gov to report any issues with this form.

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Tennessee's Early Intervention System (TEIS) is an educational program that supports families of infants and toddlers, age birth to three years, with developmental delays and disabilities. Early intervention helps families support their child's learning and development in order to reach child and family goals. To make a referral, please complete the form below.

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Eligibility and Enrollment

Head Start and Early Head Start are family and child development programs for low-income families. Family income is one key factor in determining eligibility. The federal poverty guidelines are used to evaluate family income. In addition, Early Head Start and Head Start programs must make at least 10% of their enrollment opportunities available to children with disabilities who are eligible for Part C services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act in Minnesota.

You are eligible for Head Start and Early Head Start services if you meet the income guidelines and:

You have children from 6 weeks through 5 years, or

You are pregnant, or

You have children with special needs with an Individual Education Plan (IEP), or Individual Family Services Plan (IFSP), or

You have foster children with high risk factors, or

You are a parent with a disability and/or possessing disabling conditions.

For some program options ( Full Day & Early Head Start) a child care subsidy is required.

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Applicants must live in the state in which they apply. Applicants served in areas where WIC is administered by an Indian Tribal Organization (ITO) must meet residency requirements established by the ITO. At state agency option, applicants may be required to live in a local service area and apply at a WIC clinic that serves that area.

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You can apply for WIC in 3 steps. You need to fill out the application form, send it in and schedule an appointment. WIC applications are different from state to state. So double-check the application process in your area before you get started.

Ninety state agencies oversee the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program. But you will send your application to your local county agency. Only your local office can approve your application for benefits. The local office has to look at your documents, too. Learn more about the application process and how to get ready below.

Find Out What Documents Are Needed to Apply for WIC

To get WIC benefits, you have to fill out an application. You have to be able to prove the information on your form, too. Basically, your local agency will want to look at documents that prove the details you gave. WIC office workers will not be able to make a decision on your case until they can look at both the filled-out application and your documents.

Your documents will help answer questions about what you earned, your family makeup and more. Documents you will be asked to bring include:

Proof of your identity, like a driver's license or birth certificate.

Proof of what you earned, like a pay stub or bank statement.

Proof of your address, like a utility bill or rent agreement.

The WIC referral form, to prove that you are qualified.

Immunization shot records.

The nutrition questionnaire.

You might have to give more information or documents depending on your situation. To learn more about how to apply for WIC, download our free guide.

How to Send in Your WIC Application

Some states will let you apply for WIC online through their website. To apply online, you have to fill out an online form with your information.

If you have the option of applying online, put together a list of documents that you need ahead of time. Important documents like proof of your ID, residency and earnings can help you fill out the application quickly.

You might still be able to apply online if English is not your first language. Most state websites have online applications with different languages. So you should be able to change the settings when you get started.

If you can't apply online, you can ask for a WIC benefits application from your local agency. The physical application will ask you the same basic questions.

The next step in the application process is to fill out a WIC nutrition questionnaire. The questionnaire you get will depend on your situation. For example, if you are pregnant or you just had a baby, you will be asked about:

Your child's health.

Your diet.

When your child's next health care appointment is.

Some states help you find out if you qualify before you apply. They offer screening tools online that you can use.

Note: Taking a pre-screening test and getting an answer of "not eligible" does not mean that you will not qualify for benefits. You may still qualify after you apply.

How to Get Ready for Your WIC Appointment

After you fill out the application, you have to meet with a WIC caseworker. You can call your local agency by using the WIC phone number and setting up an appointment to meet. You can walk into the office without an appointment, too.

Either way, remember to bring your documents with you and to check the WIC office hours before visiting.

An appointment at a WIC agency can take up to two hours. You and your caseworker will need to go through the following steps:

1. Review your WIC requirements. Your caseworker will go over your application with you. He or she will ask for a lot of information about you and your family to see if you meet the program's requirements.

2. Talk about your nutrition habits. This next step will help determine the type of food package you get. Your caseworker will ask you about your diet and allergies and give advice on substitutes you can use in different situations.

3. Do a WIC health screening. If you are signing up for WIC, you have to do a health screening. The health screening is free. A staff member at the agency will take your height, weight, blood pressure and blood work. Keep in mind that the screening is not the same as a medical referral.

4. Talk about other resources. Your caseworker will talk to you about other free resources that might help. For example, if you have an infant, the caseworker will talk to you about breastfeeding services and they can recommend other assistance programs like Food Stamps or Medicaid.

After the WIC caseworker has written down all your information, your local agency will look at your application and decide if you will get benefits. If your application is approved, you will get an electronic benefits transfer (EBT) card with your benefits. EBT cards work like debit cards. These cards are reloaded every month with your benefits as long as you qualify.

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You can apply for WIC in 3 steps. You need to fill out the application form, send it in and schedule an appointment. WIC applications are different from state to state. So double-check the application process in your area before you get started. Ninety state agencies oversee the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program.

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Do you have or need a WIC appointment? Services are being done by phone. Call your local county health department or 1-800-DIAL-WIC.

To find the nearest WIC clinic, select your county or city from the dropdown or you can use the search box to quickly search for the nearest WIC clinic by:

County

Health Department of Clinic Name

Address

City

Zip Code

County

Health Department or Clinic

Address

City

Zip

Phone

Fax

Tiptonville Dyer Selmer 1000 Washington Street West, Suite A Haywood 633 High Street Carter Fayette Covington 931-729-3516 Knox County Health Dept Sequatchie 719 Middle Creek Road 931-388-5757 931-796-2204 423-961-2344 Crockett County Health Dept 615-374-1119 Tullahoma Health Center 901-545-6375 Nashville 731-925-3100 Cawthon WIC Clinic 423-623-0874 Cumberland Marion County Health Dept Chester Wayne Dunlap 240 Colonial Circle, Suite A 344 Eagle Lane 865-354-1220 Winchester 615-325-5549 2279 Parksville Road 931-551-8777 423-279-7556 931-455-4827 901-515-5480 214 West Longview Drive 615-792-6794 Morgan Williamson 865-983-4582 Linden 115 Guffey Street 1755 Parr Avenue Ashland City 615-880-3210 615-880-3211 423-798-1755 Polk County Health Dept - Copper Hill 589 East College Street 1021 Spring Street Somerville 615-459-7996 1185 Old Alvin York 423-442-9468 931-232-7247 Warren County Health Dept 931-296-4590 Jefferson 710 N. Main Street, Suite A 810 W. Church Street 615-824-0552 423-238-4269 803 Joy Street 901-222-9799 931-473-8468 423-798-1749 423-346-2349 Birchwood Clinic 731-635-9711 901-515-5581 931-962-1168 731-364-2258 Henderson 731-285-7311 Sequoyah Health Center 931-526-7451 931-243-3132 Jackson 615-374-2112 Fentress 931-723-5134 Perry Rutherford 731-969-2505 423-586-6431 Sevierville 701 County Services Drive 251 Joy Alford Way 931-503-0694 162 John Mayfield Drive, Ste 200 Humboldt Clinic 731-686-9240 901-515-5490 8225 Highway 51 North, Suite 11 & 12 Campbell Dekalb Hardeman 423-586-6324 Sneedville Madison County Health Dept Jamestown Columbia Williamson County Health Dept - Fairview Clinic 423-543-2521 Shelbyville Shelby Rogersville 880 Madison, 3rd Floor Suite 3E01 Portland Clinic - Sumner County 931-456-1047 731-885-4855 Maynardville Lynchburg 615-797-5056 931-473-0595 Cannon County Health Dept 931-455-9369 6170 Macon Road 615-797-5051 Stewart Loudon Williamson County Health Dept 865-992-7238 423-562-8351 541 East Main Street 931-484-6196 423-733-2428 931-759-4251 423-728-7020 Henry Hollywood WIC Clinic Chester County Health Dept Davidson 10825 Old Highway 64 Putnam 931-363-5506 731-925-2557 615-355-6175 423-447-2149 149 North 12th Avenue Loudon County Health Dept Soddy Daisy 865-458-8587 Dover 351 New Shackle Island 931-723-5148 931-684-3426 931-692-2201 731-364-5846 White Lafayette Byrdstown 423-272-7641 731-644-0711 Humphreys County Health Dept 931-692-3641 423-626-4291 301 West End 615-597-1349 615-794-1542 2629 Fairview Boulevard East WIC Clinic 615-206-1100 Pickett 931-967-3826 Madisonville 865-983-4574 Clarksville 615-898-7785 209 S Cedar Lane 6590 Kirby Center Cove, Suite 101 & 104 907 Old McMinnville Street 140 Dover Street 931-766-1592 Jefferson County Health Dept McMinnville 931-589-2138 Carter County Health Dept 423-543-7348 Cumberland County Health Dept 300 Pageant Lane 423-961-0446 Lincoln 90 Yum Yum Road 901-222-9282 Hancock County Health Dept 865-215-5064 600 North Murray Street 135 Walker Street 731-784-1726 Hawkins Co. Health Dept - Church Hill 931-589-5414 931-433-3231 Spencer 154 Blountville Bypass Sullivan Cheatham County Health Dept Rhea County Health Dept Polk County Health Dept - Benton 1324 West Main Street 865-215-5016 Portland Franklin County Health Dept 423-562-1593 Hancock 1015 E. Trinity Lane Johnson County Health Dept Hamblen County Health Dept 731-658-6536 615-340-8530 423-733-2228 Rhea 731-986-1995 423-447-6777 1920 Pickwick Street 615-325-5237 6501 Telecom Drive 423-224-1640 901-222-9140 901-222-9280 Johnson 24 East 7th Street Cocke County Health Dept 423-949-6507 5625 Highway 60 Lauderdale County Health Dept 254 Tiger Drive Putnam County Health Dept 423-623-8733 Evensville 901-261-2063 865-992-3867 731-645-4530 615-441-1900 Carroll County Health Dept 9527 Ridge Trail Road 931 Industrial Park Road, Suite 200 Smithville Fentress County Health Dept 389 River Road 865-458-2514 Humboldt Lake 423-338-4533 423-744-1604 931-268-0872 865-429-2689 Lexington 201 Dooley Street S.E. Moore 731-285-2610 615-792-4318 620 Davis Drive 731-686-0962 Decaturville 51 Smith Avenue 3481 Austin Peay Highway Crossville Trousdale Hamilton Health Dept Sparta 865-425-8801 615-735-8250 Clay County Health Dept 921 East 3rd Street 931-232-5329 2500 Charlotte Avenue 901-545-7265 Lewisburg Clinton Maryville Obion McMinn County Health Dept Waverly 931-722-3292 1041 East Sullivan Street Southland Mall Clinic Wayne County Health Department 931-424-7020 Pickett County Health Dept Cookeville 840 Cherokee Trail - Copper Basin Center Mountain City Giles Giles County Health Dept Madison Huntsville 106 Alexander Drive Dresden 615-446-2839 715 West Main Street 615-666-2142 New Tazewell Elizabethton Meigs County Health Dept 331 West Main Street Monroe County Health Dept Hendersonville Clinic - Sumner County Pulaski 931-684-5860 Sarah Rice Miller Health Center 731-784-5491 865-397-1246 615-384-0208 Hamilton 423-209-8052 162 Sharp Perkins Road 423-209-8050 731-645-3474 5880 Bradford Hicks Drive 615-862-6626 931-359-1551 615-880-2299 615-444-2750 Unicoi Livingston Wilson Montgomery County Health Dept Anderson 423-775-8078 Dandridge Overton 615-799-2260 Bedford 931-796-1625 Haywood County Health Dept 931-946-7106 Pikeville Paris Houston 615-799-2389 Franklin 615 Wilson Avenue Guthrie WIC Clinic 731-584-4944 Murfreesboro 423-346-6272 4700 Mueller Brass Road 931-823-6260 White County Health Dept 423-334-1713 3469 New Highway 68 931-289-3463 2379 Buffalo Road 615-898-7829 423-921-8073 Smith County Health Dept Camden Hawkins 111 Murphree Avenue Gainesboro Tullahoma Altamont 393 County Road 554 Lentz WIC Clinic 731-855-7601 731-855-7603 Lake County Health Dept Knoxville Meigs Maury County Health Dept Unicoi County Health Dept Milan 423-942-9186 423-949-3619 423-334-5185 931-243-2651 251 Majors Boulevard, Room 1 615-597-7599 731-642-4025 108 David Collins Drive Greene County Health Dept Decatur County PHD 901-261-7330 Union Washington Claiborne County Health Dept 344 Court Street Gibson County Health Dept Woodbury 4335 Maynardville Highway 1362 N. Gateway Avenue 731-969-4370 Cheatham 1503 South Main Street Alamo 308 E.H. Crump Boulevard Greeneville 209 N. Bells Street 931-359-0542 423-279-2777 Lawrence Blountville 1287 Southland Mall 400 Highway 78 South Lebanon Weakley County Health Dept Carroll Hardeman County Health Dept Jasper 423-238-5910 Springfield 1005 Union School Road 731-885-8722 950 East Main 931-946-2438 Greene Scott 301 McGhee Street 731-772-0463 931-560-1119 Claiborne 423-626-2525 Gallatin 155 N. Pleasant Street Knox Carthage 615-214-3691 Hamblen Erin White Bluff Sumner County Health Dept Moore County Health Dept Memphis Health Center WIC Clinic 423-842-5353 Clay Chattanooga North Rutherford County Health Dept Sevier County Health Dept Lauderdale Dyersburg 423-663-2445 Shelby Crossing WIC Clinic Marshall County Health Dept Washington County - Johnson City PHD 731-986-1990 615-340-5619 Overton County Health Dept McNairy County Health Dept 901-222-9936 731-658-5291 60 E. Court Square 1103 Knoxville Highway 931-289-3499 Hickman County Health Dept Campbell County Health Dept 9852 Highway 22 Millington WIC Clinic Church Hill 865-453-1032 South WIC Nutrition Center 615-735-0242 Kingsport 731-635-3630 901-476-0235 Cannon 1008 Mt. Zion Road Union County Health Dept 931-268-0218 731-968-4777 901-222-9906 Union City Sullivan County Health Dept - Kingsport Ooltewah Anderson County Health Dept 500 Highway 51 South Warren Bledsoe County Health Dept 225 Hospital Drive Bolivar 423-775-7819 2500 Peres Avenue Johnson City 423-842-3031 Millington 901-476-0229 Wilson County Health Dept 931-722-7249 Hardin County Health Dept Fayetteville 3718 Nolensville Pike Hickman 931-836-2201 Henderson County Health Dept 200 School Road 931-729-5029 140 Dameron Avenue Monroe Gibson Roane 615-563-6212 90 Rush Street 865-397-3930 423-357-5341 1013 Woodlawn Drive Morristown Blount County Health Dept Marion 731-927-8602 615-206-9742 931-528-2531 Bledsoe 731-253-9954 731-253-9956 Milan Clinic Hendersonville Trousdale County Health Dept Cocke Sequatchie County Health Dept 615-563-4243 110 Willow Street Hardin 201 Park Boulevard Maury Savannah Macon Houston County Health Dept Montgomery 615-444-5325 Christ Community Health Raleigh WIC Clinic Smith Athens Lawrence County Health Dept Waynesboro 800 Park Street 247 Silver Lake Road Lawrenceburg Hawkins Co. Health Dept - Rogersville 901-222-9855 Robertson 931-864-3376 Scott County Health Dept Ooltewah Health Center 901-465-5245 901-222-9890 Newport Rutherford County Health Dept Hohenwald Dickson County Health Dept Henry County Health Dept Coffee Rockwood 901-222-9827 615-790-5967 901-465-5243 725 Holly Lane Robertson County Health Dept 900 S Brown Street Van Buren County Health Dept Blount 1000 Haynes Street 901-222-9821 725 S Main Street Obion County Health Dept 206 Legion Street Humphreys Birchwood Van Buren Dickson 731-772-3377 865-457-4252 Celina Roane County Health Dept 731-989-7108 403 East G Street 615-666-6153 101 Okolona Drive Benton 864-354-0112 1064 Breedlove Street Lincoln County Health Dept Woodbine WIC Clinic 725 E. Poplar Street Ripley 901-458-5591 McNairy 423-496-4442 423-479-6130 Lewis County Health Dept 901-222-9950 Bradley County Health Dept 931-762-9406 Sevier Hickory Hill WIC Clinic 615-824-9771 Copper Hill Hartsville 615-340-0431 Brownsville 931-836-3580 423-727-4153 301 Quinco Drive 931-759-6380 31 Medical Drive Fairview Macon County Health Dept Dekalb County Health Dept 1909 Hampshire Pike Benton County Health Dept 100 West Burton Street 423-745-7431 Memphis 601 Highway 52 Bypass East 16939 Rankin Avenue 600 Rayder Avenue 931-438-1567 Jacksboro 1372 Main Street Wartburg Weakley 731-584-8831 1401 Sparta Street Marshall 931-823-5821 Tipton Coffee County Health Dept 615-384-2066 Centerville 1200 Dodson Avenue 423-778-2833 731-968-8148 Regional One Clinic Fayette County Health Dept 927 East Baddour Parkway Bedford County Health Dept 731-423-3020 423-942-2238 423-778-2835 430 College Street 931-296-2231 423-338-1959 Tipton County Health Dept Morgan County Health Dept Perry County Health Dept 931-864-3178 423-743-9103 Bradley 423-743-9105 219 Princeton Road 931-879-9936 Grundy County Health Dept 931-879-9938 423-975-2200 Cleveland 731-852-2461 McMinn 731-852-3794 Decatur 901-222-9868 5520 High Street 901-222-9503 1250 Manufacturer's Row Dodson Avenue Health Center 901-222-9501 Sumner Grundy Smyrna Stewart County Health Dept Jackson County Health Dept 224 Oriel Avenue 266 Joyce Lane 423-975-2210 Sullivan County Health Dept - Blountville Erwin 731-989-9686 423-496-3275 4041 Knight Arnold Road, Suite 100 423-727-9731 423-357-2231 Lewis Manchester Polk Huntingdon Crockett Trenton 423-442-3993 423-663-9252 Tri-State Community Health WIC Clinic White Bluff Clinic

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Washington County TDHS Office ***ATTENTION WASHINGTON COUNTY RESIDENTS: The DHS Office located at 103 E. Walnut Street is moving. Effective July 1, the new location will be 2557 Plymouth Road, Johnson City, Tennessee 37601. ***
2557 Plymouth Road
Johnson City, TN 37601
Office Hours: 8:00 am to 4:30 pm
Phone: (865) 594-3514
Fax: (423) 434-6974
Program Supervisor: Kimberly C. Moore
Serving: Carter, Johnson, Unicoi, Washington
Counties: Anderson, Blount, Campbell, Knox, Loudon, Monroe, Morgan, Roane, Scott
District 3
Counties: Cannon, Clay, Cumberland, Dekalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith Van Buren, Warren, White
District 4
Counties: Bedford, Bledsoe, Bradley, Coffee, Franklin, Grundy, Hamilton, Lincoln, Marion, McMinn, Meigs, Moore, Polk, Rhea, Sequatchie
Hamilton County TDHS Office
Eastgate Towne Center
Suite 602-A, 2nd Floor
5600 Brainerd Road
Chattanooga, TN 37411
Office Hours: 8:00 am to 4:30 pm
Phone: (865) 594-3514
Fax: (423) 892-2831
Program Supervisor: Kimberly C. Moore

Counties: Benton, Cheatham, Decatur, Dickson, Giles, Hardin, Henderson, Henry, Hickman, Houston, Humphreys, Lawrence, Lewis, Marshall, Maury, Montgomery, Perry, Robertson, Stewart, Wayne
District 6
County: Davidson
Davidson County TDHS Office
1000 Second Avenue, North
Nashville, TN 37243
Office Hours: 8:00 am to 4:30 pm
Phone: (615) 770-0427
Fax: (615) 532-5690
Program Supervisor: Loleetha Gilbert

Counties: Carroll, Chester, Crockett, Decatur, Dyer, Fayette, Gibson, Hardeman, Hardin, Haywood, Henderson, Lake, Lauderdale, Madison, McNair, Obion, Tipton, Weakley County: Shelby
Shelby County TDHS Office
2003 Corporate Avenue
Memphis, TN 38132
Office Hours: 8:00 am to 4:30 pm
Phone: (901) 348-3669
Fax: (901) 543-3631
Program Supervisor: LaRosa Parks

***ATTENTION SHELBY COUNTY RESIDENTS: The DHS Offices located at 3230 Jackson Avenue and 3360 South Third Street have closed. The new location is shown above.

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Washington County TDHS Office ***ATTENTION WASHINGTON COUNTY RESIDENTS: The DHS Office located at 103 E. Walnut Street is moving. Effective July 1, the new location will be 2557 Plymouth Road, Johnson City, Tennessee 37601. *** 2557 Plymouth Road Johnson City, TN 37601 Office Hours: 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Phone: (865) 594-3514 Fax: (423) 434-6974 Program Supervisor: Kimberly C.