Student Support Services Resources

The Nolensville Food Pantry exists to support and love families in the greater Nolensville area by providing food and household or personal goods to those who need it because of what  Christ has done for us.

We are open once a week, and a pantry team member is available to help you during your visit. Open Every Thursday, 8 am - 11 am.

The Well Outreach provides food for the hungry in our community.  We do this in a manner that fully recognizes the dignity of each person who comes to us with this need.   

OneGenAway rescues high-quality food from grocery stores, restaurants, caterers, and farms. Then we give that food to our neighbors in times of need — no questions asked.

Hunger isn’t just a food problem, either. It comes with a stigma and emotional weight that can affect our relationships, our jobs, and even our faith. 

But just like hunger is a part of the human experience,SO IS HOPE.

GraceWorks Ministries was established 1995 by a group of concerned Williamson County citizens and faith leaders who sought a comprehensive, collaborative solution to the complex issue of poverty. Our founders recognized that local low-income residents had diverse needs – food, clothing, housing support, and financial assistance – yet, most area nonprofits and churches focused on only one or two services. By pooling church resources with private and public sectors, GraceWorks has been able to offer wraparound services to a large number of individuals and families in need, closing our more recent fiscal year having served 13,517 unduplicated Neighbors.

The Refuge Center is now the largest counseling center in our area- serving over 4,000 people each year and providing over 39,000 counseling sessions annually. The vast majority of those served are on a sliding scale (up to 89% of sessions) so no one is turned away from getting help on the basis of income. 

Help families find a therapist or mental health provider. Psychology Today believes everyone deserves access to professional mental health support. Our mission is simple: to help you find the right support quickly and easily. Whether you're seeking help for anxiety, depression, relationships, or other challenges, we're here to connect you with qualified professionals.

Mercy provides quality, integrated healthcare for all ages, focusing on the underserved. This includes primary care, behavioral and mental health services like counseling and psychiatry, chronic disease management and Patient and Family Support. We offer a sliding scale, self-pay program to assist the uninsured and underinsured. Our staff open their hearts to every patient and family.

We believe in integrated care – body, mind and spirit.

The Arc empowers people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families to actively participate in the community throughout their lifetime through advocacy, research, education and quality of life services.

Better Options TN serves newcomers to Middle Tennessee to equip them with better options, dignity and hope to be successful and engaged contributors in our community.

United Way of Greater Nashville provides 2-1-1 as a vital community service that helps you connect to the resources you need. Call 2-1-1 to speak with a specialist. We're here for you Monday through Friday 8am - 5pm CST!