Pathfinder helps families and agencies find useful disability services and resources.

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Call us. The Pathfinder staff can help problem solve especially unique and difficult issues faced by people with disabilities and families.

Highly Qualified Staff

Our staff members have first-hand experience working with people with disabilities and navigating disability services.

Searchable Database

Search a database containing up-to-date information on over 4,000 programs and 1,700 agencies located within or serving your community.

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Access Nashville

A comprehensive accessibility review of local restaurants.

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Calendar

View events posted by service agencies across Tennessee.

Disability Resources Library

A wealth of quality information resources for people with disabilities and families.

Printable Flyers and Materials

Print out some of our flyers and distribute them to friends, clients and colleagues.

Services Database

Up-to-date information on over 4,000 programs and 1,700 agencies serving Tennessee.

Vanderbilt Kennedy Center Family Outreach Center

Family Outreach Center, Programs and Clinics, Autism Services, Camps, StudyFinder, Sibling Support, Tipsheets and more.

About Us

The Tennessee Disability Pathfinder is a free, statewide, information and referral service for persons with disabilities, family members, service providers, and advocates. It is a joint project of the Tennessee Council on Developmental Disabilities and the Vanderbilt Kennedy University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities.

Features

2010 Summer Camp Directory: Summer camp resources for people with disabilities in Tennessee. Summer Camps are broken into the three regions of the state: East, Middle, and West Tennessee. New!
Parent Stress Intervention Study: Do you have a child with a developmental disability? This study will look at two ways to help lower stress and support parents. New!
Partners in Policymaking Accepting Applicants for 2010-2011 Class: Partners in Policymaking is a free leadership training program for persons with disabilities and family members of persons with disabilities. Partners is an initiative of the Tennessee Council on Developmental Disabilities. Deadline for applications for 2010-2011 class is April 30, 2010. For more information contact Ned Andrew Solomon at ned.solomon@tn.gov or 615-532-6556 New!
Discovery: Discovery is a quarterly publication of the Vanderbilt Kennedy Center. It features updates on Vanderbilt Kennedy Center research, programs, and outreach.
Breaking Ground: Breaking Ground is a publication of the Tennessee Council on Developmental Disabilities. It features updates on the Council initiatives, state happenings in policy and program development, and personal stories by and about Tennesseans with disabilities.

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The Tennessee Disability Pathfinder is a free, statewide, information and referral service for persons with disabilities, family members, service providers, and advocates.

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Tennesee Disability Pathfinder is a joint project of the Tennessee Council on Developmental Disabilities and the Vanderbilt Kennedy University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities.