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Nia Association, located in Clarksville, Tenn., is a public nonprofit organization that provides holistic support for people who have developmental disabilities. The organization facilitates personal housing, support systems and managed health care. It supports more than 20 adults and youth in over 10 homes. The residents have single-family, community-based homes that are staffed by direct support specialists on a 24-hour basis. The specialists provide individualized 24-hour supports that enable service recipients to live in a home of their choosing. The recipients receive assistance with daily living activities, such as bathing, dressing, meal preparation, household chores, budget management, medical appointments and medication management. Nia Association has a staff of more than 120 people.

The Clarksville Montgomery County Community Action Partnership is a dedicated Community Action Agency focused on fighting poverty and building stronger communities since 1964. They offer a range of essential services and programs, including Head Start for early childhood education, food assistance, and support for housing and energy costs, ensuring local families have the resources they need to improve their lives. With a team comprised of local leaders and community members, the organization prioritizes the needs of those they serve, providing a supportive environment for individuals and families facing challenging circumstances. Their commitment extends to fostering volunteer opportunities for seniors and encouraging community involvement through initiatives like Project Help. Generated from the website

Manna Cafe Ministries is a non-profit organization based in Clarksville, TN, dedicated to addressing the issue of hunger in the community. Through their Food Distribution program, they distribute over 25,000 food boxes, weighing at least 30-60 pounds each, filled with a variety of essential items such as canned goods, fresh produce, dairy, and meat, to individuals and families in need. With a focus on respect and dignity, volunteers and staff load the boxes into clients' cars, serving people of all ages and backgrounds, including families with children, seniors, veterans, and the disabled. As a Partner Agency of Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee, Manna Cafe Ministries works in collaboration with approximately 500 other organizations to distribute food to those facing hunger in 46 counties across Middle and West Tennessee. With the demand for food boxes increasing significantly in recent years, Manna Cafe Ministries relies on the generosity and support of the community to make a meaningful impact in combating hunger and making a difference in the lives of individuals and families in need.Generated from the website