The August Congressional recess will come to an end soon enough, but there are still hundreds, if not thousands, of health care rallies, town halls, and discussion panels planned for the coming weeks. Below are just a handful of events, to keep up with all things healthcare in our state visit the Tennessee Health Care Campaign at 
The Tennessee Family Support Alliance is a grassroots organization comprised of citizens who care about the Tennessee Family Support Program and who support its continuance as a necessary component of Tennessee’s service array for families who have loved ones with disabilities in our state.
It's about you, me and our security. Join together with friends, family, and neighbors as we rally for health care reform this 
Come join us Saturday, August 29th in Lebanon, TN as we celebrate the construction of Tennessee's 100th Easy Living Home. These homes are custom built to provide easy of entrance and accessibility, traits that are in great demand among seniors and people with disabilities.
Have you thought about planning for medical transitions? Youth with special health care needs and their families need to plan their medical transition just as they do their educational transition. Early and intentional planning helps transitioning to adult medical services as successful as possible. 
Local families no longer need to travel to larger cities to have their children assessed, diagnosed and treated for developmental conditions such as autism and learning disorders — disabilities that have a higher occurrence in Tennessee than the national average. 
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