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Supportive Services

Metropolitan Ministries' Supportive Services Project provides clients with on-site consultation and enrollment in programs that can help even more as they chart the way forward. Because of this extended help offered right here, right now, clients have greater access to what they need without using their precious resources to travel to several different agencies.

 

Metropolitan Ministries works actively with the Mayor's Homelessness Blueprint Oversight Committee to ensure compliance with the recommendations and initiatives of The Blueprint to End Homelessness in the Chattanooga Region.


Some of the Resources Available Include:

  • Adaptive phone devices for the disabled
  • Bathing/personal care referrals for the infirmed
  • Clothing distribution referrals CoverKids health insurance program, on-site enrollment
  • Ex-offender supportive services and re-entry referrals
  • Families First screening and application
  • Food Stamps screening and application
  • Immigrant and refugee services referrals
  • Homemaker services referrals
  • Legal screening and consultation through an on-site pro bono attorney pool
  • Disability consulation with an on-site disability specialist
  • Angel Food reduced cost groceries referrals
  • Meals on Wheels enrollment
  • Prescription assistance program enrollment
  • Reduced cost monthly phone service enrollment
  • Respite care referrals
  • Periodic voter registration
  • On-site enrollment for LIHEAP, the Low Income Energy Assistance Program
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Golf for Metropolitan Ministries

Monday, July 12: State Farm Collegiate Players Tour Tournament at Bear Trace, Harrison Bay
It's not too early to get your team together and start practicing!  >more

Sing for Hope

Friday, Feb. 19: Sing for Hope Concert at St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Sing for Hope: A Musical Celebration Benefiting Chattanooga’s Metropolitan Ministries will be an evening of arias, songs and duets by Beethoven, Mozart, Bernstein and more.  The featured Sing for Hope artists are vocalists Richard Cox, tenor,  Holli Harrison, soprano, and pianist Michael Baitzer. >more

advocacy and awareness

Our Take: Decisions, Decisions

It's not news to our clients that "food insecurity" has soared in the past couple of years. Clients who suffer from "food insecurity," simply stated, don't have enough to eat. As of last November, nearly 50 million people in this land of plenty were classified as "food insecure," according to the USDA. >more