Tennessee Department of Health county clinic. Primary care (acute illness and chronic disease), immunizations, family planning, breast and cervical cancer screening, pregnancy testing, WIC, well-child (EPSDT) screenings, STI/HIV testing and treatment, TB control, tobacco cessation, CHANT home visiting/case management, vital records.
Pregnancy testing, prenatal care services including Medicaid (TennCare) eligibility screening and referrals, prenatal education, GIFTS pregnancy smoking cessation, WIC nutrition program for pregnant women, infants and children, breastfeeding support, CHANT home visiting.
Confidential STI education, testing, treatment and partner notification; free HIV testing and counseling; PrEP navigation and case management; hepatitis A/B and HPV vaccines for adults.
Affiliate American Job Center serving Greene County: job listings, resource room with computers, career guidance, skills assessments, workshops, unemployment insurance info, referrals to HiSET adult education and WIOA training funds for eligible people.
Emergency help started by the local ministerial association in 1984: food every 30 days, limited help with electric, water, rent/mortgage, disaster relief, and the Coal Fund (up to $200 toward winter heating, any fuel). Also keeps a list of other local church and agency resources and screens applicants for the Wood Ministry.
Food: Mon-Fri 9:00-11:30 a.m.; other services 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Cost
Free
Who can get help
Greene County residents. Food has no barrier (once every 30 days per household; homeless people may get smaller amounts more often). First-time financial help needs photo ID, proof of address, and the bill. Utilities need a disconnect notice; rent needs an eviction or 14-day pay-or-quit notice. Housing and utility help only for residents who do not owe money to the court.
LIHEAP pays $300-$800 directly to the utility provider (electric, gas, propane, wood, coal, oil, kerosene). Weatherization reduces energy costs for owners and renters, but the wait can exceed a year. The 2026-2027 LIHEAP program year began October 1, 2026.
Nonprofit outreach for unhoused people offering food, water, hygiene items, showers and laundry, clothing, transportation, a mailing address, and help finding housing. With partner churches it rents motel rooms and shared homes for temporary housing.
Greene County's community mental health center: outpatient mental health, substance use and co-occurring treatment for children, teens and adults, plus case management.
Reduced-fee (sliding) scale; TennCare, Medicare and private insurance accepted; people unable to pay may be served through government/United Way funding
County prevention coalition that runs free naloxone pop-ups and training, drug take-back events, and publishes the Greene County Resource Guide and local meeting list.
Greeneville's main AA site: Lunch Bunch (weekday noon), Breakfast Bunch and Morning Meditation (8:30am), Fearless Surrender (women, Wed 7pm) and Do or Die (men, Tue 5:30pm).
State-licensed nonprofit adult day program with supervised activities, therapies, personal care, nursing, exercise and meals. Gives family caregivers respite.
