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Program List
Common Sense Parenting is a practical skill-based parenting program that can be applied to every family. Early Childhood Programs provide onsite consultation and training to parents and staff associated with childcare and Head Start programs. Family Connection provides families the tools they need to maintain children and youth with complex needs at home, in school, and community. JustCare 180 aids youth and their families with addressing mental health needs in an effort to reduce juvenile offenses in Shelby County. The JCFN seeks to aid youth in need by designing a coordinated system of services and supports to assist families in leading successful lives. K-Town serves transitional youth and their families who are affected with serious emotional disturbance and mental illness in Knox County. Mule Town Family Network is a program for Maury county children from birth to 21 years of age. Statewide Family Support Network (SFSN) provides valuable support, information, and training to parents and caregivers across the state. TeenScreen provides free screenings for youth to help identify teens at risk for emotional and behavioral issues. TPIRC bridges the gap between schools and educationally and economically disadvantaged children and their parents. The Tennessee Respite Network provides information and referral throughout the state for respite services for all disabilities. The Youth In Action Councils give youth a voice to speak out against the stigmas of mental illness among their peers.
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