Emergency Household Assistance (Nashville-Davidson County, TN)

Emergency Household Assistance (Nashville-Davidson County, TN) is sponsored by Metropolitan Action Commission (funded through Community Service Block Grant - CSBG). The Metropolitan Action Commission provides emergency assistance, including property tax assistance, funded through their Community Service Block Grant (CSBG). This program is available to senior citizens age 60 years and older in Davidson County.

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gov Metropolitan Action Commission Apply for POWER Youth Employment Get Information about Fan and Air Conditioner Program Get Free Summer Meals for Youth Get Help with Utility Assistance All Metropolitan Action Commission Services Metropolitan Action Commission - Airways Plaza Metropolitan Action Commission Facebook Metropolitan Action Commission X Metropolitan Action Commission YouTube Metropolitan Action Commission Instagram Online Application Portal for Utility, Housing, and other Emergency Payments Assistance The Tennessee Housing Development Agency now requires online applications for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) through a new system called the Smart Simple Application Portal.

Applicants seeking help with electricity, natural gas, propane, or wood-supply payments should apply using the Utility Assistance/Smart Simple link. All other requests — such as water payments, rent and mortgage, or utility deposits — should be submitted through the THO Application Portal.

To apply for Electricity, Natural Gas, Propane, Wood Service Only (Smart Simple Application Portal) To apply for Rent, Mortgage, Property Tax, Deposits, Prescription and Water Payments Only (THO Application Portal) Need Help Getting MAC Assistance? Before you apply, make sure you have the right documents ready.

Emergency Winter Assistance Program for residents impacted by Winter Storm Fern The Metropolitan Action Commission partners with families in poverty using a Whole Family/2Gen Approach. This approach meets the needs of both the child and the adult in their lives building a system of care around the entire family.

Our programs and services break the cycle of poverty by addressing the root causes by increasing family economic security, educational success, and health and well-being from one generation to the next. Davidson County is a place where people reach their highest potential, creating a legacy of physical, emotional, social, and economic well-being from one generation to the next.

Metropolitan Action Commission embodies a spirit of hope, helps children and youth develop their potential, equips adults and families to achieve their goals, improves social and economic mobility, and advances well-being for people and communities. Our Head Start and Early Head Start Program provides infant care and pre-school/pre-K education at no cost to income eligible families with children ages 0-5 years old.

Our Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) program provides assistance with payments for Electric, Gas, Propane or other energy resource bills to eligible residents in Davidson County. Search and apply to our current job openings and reach your career goals with MAC!

Emergency Household Assistance Metro Action provides emergency assistance, homeless security deposits, senior services and property tax assistance funded through our Community Service Block Grant (CSBG). Get more information on Household Assistance Get Information on Income Eligibility Requirements for Metro Action Programs. Income Eligibility Requirements MAC Connects provides other organizations that could help meet your needs.

The Metropolitan Action Commission has in-person classes for adults interested in obtaining their GED/HiSet diploma. Students receive free textbooks, bus passes to assist with transportation and opportunities for employment training and career certifications. For more information contact the Metropolitan Action Commission Workforce Division at [email protected] or 615-862-8860, extension 70155.

All Metropolitan Action Commission Events Head Start and Early Head Start Annual Report (2023-24) Head Start and Early Head Start Annual Report (2022-23) Head Start and Early Head Start Annual Report (2021-22) State of the Field: Two-Generation Approaches to Family Well-being, from Ascend at the Aspen Institute Head Start and Early Head Start Annual Report (2020-21) Head Start and Early Head Start Annual Report (2019-20) Research Review and Impact Summary on the Metro Action Head Start and Early Head Start program (2019) Metropolitan Action Commission 2 Gen/Whole Family Initiative Evaluation Report (2019) 2018 Paper and Postage Reduction Report to Council Head Start and Early Head Start Annual Report (2017-18) Community Action Partnership TN Association of Community Action Agencies Related Boards and Commissions Director of Communications and Engagement/Media Spokesperson Executive Assistant to the Director Metro Action Ensures Nashville’s Youth Have Access to Food While School Is Out MAC's Fathers Conference Advances Leadership, Wellness, and Celebrates Impact in Community Metro Action to host a day of action in celebration of National Community Action Month on Saturday National Community Action Network Celebrates Community Action Month This May Emergency Housing Assistance Reopens for Davidson County Residents Metropolitan Action Commission Contact Information Metropolitan Action Commission - Airways Plaza This form should ONLY be used to provide feedback about the design, functionality or content of the Nashville.

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