Day center for people experiencing homelessness that serves three meals a day on weekdays and two on weekends. On freezing nights it runs an overnight warming shelter with Asbury United Methodist Church, and it provides rides there.
Overnight cold-weather shelter in Asbury United Methodist Church's fellowship hall, run with the C.A.R.E. Center, with cots, blankets, snacks, coffee, and breakfast. It opens on nights below 32°F, depending on volunteers.
Federally qualified health center. Primary care, annual exams, chronic disease management; enabling services such as case management, transportation, translation and patient navigation.
Sliding scale by household income; uninsured below 200% FPL typically pay about $0-$30 per visit (per third-party directory). Accepts TennCare, Medicare, commercial insurance and uninsured.
Outpatient mental health, substance use and co-occurring services for adults, including assessment, counseling, medication management and case management.
General Sessions court program offering intensive supervision, treatment and life-skills training as an alternative to incarceration for people with substance use disorders.
Direct support for Greene County Schools families who need food, clothing, shelter and other basic needs, plus referrals to local agencies. Coordinates the Food for Kids backpack program, school supplies and food boxes. Families request services with an online FRC Referral Form.
For students without fixed, regular, adequate housing, including those doubled up, in motels, shelters or cars, and unaccompanied youth. Speeds up enrollment and record transfers, arranges tutoring and transportation, provides school supplies and clothing, and coordinates referrals.
Free help for veterans and families filing VA disability compensation and pension claims, ordering grave markers and medals, and getting other military benefits. Appointments by phone reduce wait times. Funded by Greene County government.
140-bed Ballad Health hospital (formerly Laughlin Memorial; East campus) with 24/7 emergency department, Family Birth Center, ICU, imaging, lab, surgery, radiation oncology, wound care. Emergency care provided regardless of ability to pay.
State driver services center: driver licenses, reinstatement of suspended or revoked licenses, handgun permits, driving records, road tests by appointment.
Greeneville Energy Authority is the electric provider for Greene County. Its customer round-up (Community HELP) and Project Care donations, which GEA matches up to $2,000 a month, fund emergency power-bill help that Community Ministries hands out.
Runs Greeneville's public housing community (about 324 units) for families, seniors, and people with disabilities. Applications must be made in person at the office.
County emergency management office that opens or announces emergency and warming shelters during severe weather and posts shelter status on Facebook. In past events it activated shelters at Opportunity House.
Public library with internet computers (10 public-access per state data), wireless access, Tennessee Electronic Library, and notary service ($5 per stamp, call ahead).
Builds affordable homes for families who put in sweat equity and repay an affordable mortgage. Its ReStore sells low-cost furniture, appliances, and building materials.