Support for At Risk Communities in Chattanooga
Partnership provides trauma-informed care for our community's most vulnerable neighbors—across all generations—with a goal of safety, stability, and hope for the future.
Ways to Get Involved
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Ways to Get Involved
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Partnership Programs
Partnership News
Join Us for the 2026 Domestic Violence Proclamation
We will honor our founders, present the first Founders Award to Chairman Sabi “Doc” Kumar for introducing a bill to create a statewide registry of repeat domestic violence offenders, applaud our State Representatives who voted for the bill, and stand to recommit to the work to end domestic violence and support survivors.
Ministry Through Meals
People often ask how they can help victims of domestic violence in our shelter. We are looking for twelve individuals or organizations who will commit to one meal per quarter.
Kira’s Story
For much of her childhood, Kira’s life was marked by instability. She entered foster care twice before eventually aging out of the system. Despite the challenges she experienced, Kira was determined to create a different future for herself.
Partnership Hosts YHDP Transitional Housing Open House in Chattanooga
We recently welcomed community partners and supporters to an Open House celebrating our Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program (YHDP) transitional housing home in Chattanooga. More than
Now We’re Getting Somewhere!
Thanks to Publix Charities and Silverdale Baptist Church, seven e-bikes will make the lives of these young men much easier by providing faster and safer transportation to and from school and work, and by opening doors for employment opportunities that are not on the bus line.
Giving Opportunities Under the New Tax Bill
The rules for charitable giving have changed under the new tax law making 2026 a good time to consider strategies to make the most of the tax benefits available to you and your impact for the charities you love.
Reflections and Our Vision for the New Fiscal Year
From the desk of Board Chair, John Jackson. “As I pass the baton to our next Board President, it is my honor to share reflections on some of our accomplishments and our vision for the new fiscal year.”
Expanding Our Mission Through Two New Team Members
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (April 22, 2026) — Partnership for Families, Children and Adults (Partnership) is welcoming two new team members, Porshce Pratt as Community Engagement Manager
Our Commitment to Community
We are dedicated to creating a stronger, safer community by providing essential support to those in need. Through advocacy, education, and direct services, we help individuals and families.
