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In response to the current mental health crisis and societal shifts, Collegiate Abbey is developing a new resource for the front-line faculty, staff, and administration of the University of Tennessee,…

The Center for English and Integration Services (CEIS) was established in 2017 as a non-profit 501(c)3 to teach English to internationals in Knox County, Tennessee. CEIS offers high-quality education specifically…

The University of Tennessee Foundation, Inc. plans to address pediatric patients with cancer residing in East Tennessee. They face many obstacles in their access to quality medical care: long driving…

The problem of drug and alcohol misuse and addiction continues to increase in the community. According to Knox County Regional Forensic Center (RFC), overdose deaths in Knox County increased by…

The Florence Crittenton Agency (FCA) has been a leading community organization in Knoxville since 1996. With a mission to strengthen communities through effective prevention and treatment services for children and…

SEEED plans to address our community’s housing challenges by constructing an apartment complex for low-income residents with section-8 vouchers. The problem they are addressing is a shortage of affordable housing.…

RAM is a major nonprofit organization that delivers free, quality healthcare to uninsured, underinsured, or underserved people. This care is provided through pop-up clinics held in communities nationwide that offer…

Current approaches to mental healthcare and suicide prevention are insufficient to meet the growing demand for support, especially among first responders, faith leaders, and health providers. There aren’t enough counselors…

Older adults today are living in a time of unprecedented technological change. Many are navigating for the first time a rapid, internet-fueled evolution in healthcare, communications, and other essential services…

“We must learn to regard people less in the light of what they do or omit to do and more in the light of what they suffer.” Suffering is an…