Community Programs

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Emergency Food Box Program
A Second Harvest collaboration that served more than 8,700 individuals with more than 4,000 food boxes in 2008. Each food box contains enough nutritious food to provide three meals for two days for each person in the household.

Emergency Financial Assistance
Limited financial assistance available for families and seniors in crisis that live in the 37209 zip code.

Spay and Neuter Clinics
Nashville Humane Association's Rover Clinic bus visits St. Luke's once a month to provide free spaying and neutering of dogs and cats.

Family and Children's Service
Free counseling services for children, families, and seniors in West Nashville. A licensed clinical social worker, employed by Family and Children's Service, provides a safe environment for individuals to discuss their issues. Counseling sessions take place on site at St. Luke's.

St. Luke's Resident Planning Team
West Nashville residents meet every other month to discuss needs and ideas for improving St. Luke's service to the community. The Family Resource Center model cannot be successful without the valuable input of residents!