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Resources

These resources are available to empower and support you and your family through

your transition.

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Help with Food and Housing

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Help with Legal Questions

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  • Free Legal Answers - FLA was launched in Tennessee in 2009 to offer pro bono legal advice to those who qualify and who have legal questions about non-criminal matters.  

 

  • Help4TN - A website designed to provide information to those who choose to represent themselves in court to help them do so effectively.​

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  • Womenslaw.org - Provides state-specific legal information and resources for survivors of domestic violence. Find answers to questions about custody, divorce, orders of protection, and more.

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  • 901 Legal Connect - Free or reduced cost legal help for Fayette, Lauderdale, Shelby and Tipton County residents.

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  • Criminal Injuries Victim CompensationThe TN Criminal Injuries Compensation Program, also known as Victims’ Compensation, is a reimbursement fund of last resort for innocent victims of violent crime that results in personal injury or death.

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Other Resources

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  • Job Board - Search local jobs through MaxOutreach and find opportunities that match your interest.

 

  • Living Well Network with Methodist LeBonheur Healthcare - At the Living Well Network you will find help to live your life to the fullest through connections to behavioral health care, who advocate for mental health resources and create a culture where mental health discussions are essential to your overall health.

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  • ​Shelby County Crime Victims & Rape Crisis Center (CVRCC) - Serves victims of crime who are residents of Shelby County or a visitor whose crime occurred in Shelby County. The Center provides help with orders of protection when the offender is not an intimate partner. They also provide some emergency financial assistance.

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  • Tennessee Coalition To End Domestic and Sexual Violence - The mission of the Coalition is to end domestic and sexual violence in the lives of Tennesseans and to change societal attitudes and institutions that promote and condone violence, through public policy advocacy, education and activities that increase the capacity of programs and communities to address such violence.

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  • Tennessee Safe at Home Address Confidentiality Program The Safe at Home Address Confidentiality Program is a new statewide address confidentiality program administered by the Office of the Tennessee Secretary of State. The Safe at Home Program is open to all victims of domestic abuse, stalking, human trafficking, rape, sexual battery, or any other sexual offense who satisfy eligibility and application requirements at no cost.

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  • Tennessee Mental Health Crisis Hotline - The Tennessee Statewide Crisis Line, available 24 hours a day/365 days a year, is a resource for anyone experiencing a mental health crisis.   All calls are routed to a trained crisis counselor in your area, who will provide you support and guidance, and work to connect you with appropriate community supports. This service is free! 

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"In every community, there is work to be done. In every nation, there are wounds to heal. In every heart, there is the power to do it." 

-Marianne Williamson

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