Previously known as Project HOPE, HOPE for Tennessee provides education and prevention services to more than 10,000 people annually through street outreach, community events, health and state fairs and group activities on:

• HIV & other Sexually Transmitted Diseases

• Hepatitis

• Tuberculosis

• Universal Precautions

• Abstinence

• Teen Pregnancy

Funding support is also received through:

• Ryan White Title II

• Speedway Children's Charities

Education
    HOPE for Tennessee educators have developed quality educational seminars and workshops on HIV/AIDS, other STDs, Hepatitis, Universal Precautions, Abstinence & Teen Pregnancy.
    The programs are adaptable for any age group or target population. The programs are free of charge and are appropriate for, but not limited to the following:
• The Workplace
• Children of School Age
• Parents & PTAs
• Healthcare Facilities
• Colleges & Universities
• Institutionalized Populations
• Church Groups
• Health Fairs
• Alcohol & Drug Facilities
• Behavioral Health Facilities
• Others

Direct Services
    HOPE for Tennessee provides case management services for individuals infected with HIV or AIDS.
    Our case managers offer assessments, financial assistance, linkage and referrals to other community agencies. Case management client services are completely confidential.

Outreach
    HOPE for Tennessee’s mobile education unit provides free information and on-site HIV testing at outdoor functions.
    HOPE for Tennessee also conducts extensive outreach services on a monthly basis to area neighborhoods, shopping centers, and community agencies.

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