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Supporting Tennesseans with disabilities and older adults to live the lives they choose This page is administered by the DDA Communications Department.

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The Department of Disability and Aging page is not for reporting cases of abuse or neglect, nor for discussing cases of specific persons receiving services – past or present. If you have a question about receiving DDA services, call the following toll-free number for your region:
West Tennessee - 866-372-5709 Middle Tennessee – 800-654-4839 East Tennessee – 888-531-9876

To report suspected abuse, neglect, or mistreatment call the following hotline number: 888-633-1313

The DDA page aims to promote an informative and community-focused online experience. We want to have a place for conversation, but your comments need to stay focused and respectful. Comments containing any of the following are not allowed for posting on the page and will be hidden or removed as soon as possible. Furthermore, users who violate the following guidelines may be banned from the page:

· Profane language or content
· Personal attacks on individuals or specific groups
· Content that relates to confidential information
· Any posting containing the name of a person receiving supports or services
· Profane, defamatory, offensive or violent language
· “Trolling” – which is posting deliberately disruptive comments meant to hijack comment threads and derail discussion
· Conduct or encouragement of illegal, harmful or offensive activity
· Personal promotion

Removal of content determined to be inappropriate or contrary to the page guidelines is the sole discretion of the Department of Disability and Aging. The appearance of external links on this page does not constitute official endorsement on behalf of DDA or the State of Tennessee.

10/29/2026

"Access and inclusion are not just practicalities or legalities... they are also a form of love. That's how you love your community."

We're honored to have Gaelynn Lea Music lend her voice to our Symphony of Solutions! Day two of the Enabling Technology and Innovation Summit brought together advocates, artists and organizations working to improve the lives of disabled Tennesseans and the aging population. With the help of technology, we're one step closer to helping millions of people live out their wildest dreams.

10/29/2026

"Accessibility is love."

What a powerful second day of our Enabling Technology and Innovation Summit! We were so honored to have Gaelynn Lea Music as our keynote this year. Her words and her music have inspired so many to live out their dreams and keep pushing forward for more accessibility and inclusion.

From accessible housing and driving simulators to peer mentors and technology for older adults, all of the sessions this year were incredibly powerful!

We're so thankful for everyone who participated in this year's summit. It truly was a "Symphony of Solutions!"

10/29/2026

"Imagine what happens when we stop defining people by what they struggle with and start investing in what they can build."

An INCREDIBLE start to our 9th Annual Enabling Technology & Innovation Summit! From providers to self advocates, hundreds of Tennesseans are invested in the power of technology to help individuals live happy, healthy and fulfilling lives.

10/28/2026

🎼 A Symphony of Solutions could not have been a better theme for this year's Enabling Technology and Innovation Summit! We're blown away by all of the self-advocates, technology leaders, and incredible human beings we heard from on just day one!

Together, we're composing a future with innovation and technology!

10/23/2026

What strengths do YOU bring to the workforce?

DDA is proud to support National Disability Employment Awareness Month and the campaign, which encourages everyone to think about the incredible value they bring to the workplace.

10/21/2026

After an internship at a Senior Living Community, Valerie discovered her passion for working to support aging Tennesseans. Now Valerie is employed at Saint Paul Senior Living Community in Green Hills, keeping the dining room in top shape for residents and their guests. For Valerie, a job allows her to pursue her goal of living independently and managing her own finances.

This October, DDA is proud to recognize National Disability Employment Awareness Month and the value of inclusive hiring practices. No matter age or ability, every Tennessean can add incredible value and talent to their workplace and community.

Here is a version of this video with an audio track describing visuals: https://bit.ly/4BaFgLO
Use the video settings, select "Languages," and then choose "English Descriptive."

10/20/2026

We have received several questions surrounding the Home Access and Independence Grant. If you were not able to attend last week's webinar, here are a few of the frequently asked questions from the community.

A full list of FAQs can be found here under the Home Access and Independence Grant tab: https://bit.ly/4itd6Ei

Applications for this grant are open now through Friday, October 30th!

10/19/2026

There is no shortage of strengths among our Central Office employees!

To celebrate National Disability Employment Awareness Month, DDA employees participated in the campaign to highlight the incredible skills they bring to the Tennessee workforce. 👏

10/15/2026

📢 It’s the first day of Medicare enrollment! If you’re wondering where to start, Tennessee SHIP counselors are here to help.

SHIP provides free, unbiased Medicare counseling and assistance for Medicare-eligible individuals and their caregivers.

Call 1-877-801-0044, email [email protected], or submit the form linked on this webpage: https://bit.ly/3UPdW2b.

Enroll by Dec. 7.

10/14/2026

Senior Centers are at the heart of the aging community! DDA is honored to present City of Spring Hill, TN - Municipal Government with $50,000 in Senior Center Grant funding.
Grant funding will be used for capital improvements to Spring Hill, TN Community Senior Center, including new flooring both upstairs and downstairs, and alleviating plumbing issues throughout the space. Right now, the Senior Center serves more than 1,000 members across Williamson and Maury counties.

Address

500 James Robertson Parkway Nashville, TN 37243
Nashville, TN
37243

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+18005359725

Website

http://www.tn.gov/disability-and-aging

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