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THE Tennessee Conference on Social Welfare
TCSW UPDATES and NEWS - July 2009
TENNESSEE BUDGET STRUGGLES IN HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
On June 17, 2009, the Tennessee General Assembly passed a budget reflecting the tireless work of the TCSW Public Policy Council and partners - restoring close to $55 million in devastating health and social service cuts. Click below for more information on TCSW action to restore services:
TCSW op-ed in the June 5th edition of The Tennessean.
Summary of the TCSW Public Policy Council impact and partners
TCSW Public Policy Council Report with budget analysis detailing information about reductions and funds available.
Be Aware - NEXT spring the 2010-2011 budget will be the single largest challenge to services in our state history since much of the restorations were made with non-recurring dollars. Want to do something about it NOW?
JOIN YOUR LOCAL MYTOWNTN NETWORK
Your local TCSW Regional Steering Committee can link you with regular policy activities beginning in the fall of 2009 to educate you about local issue identification and policy analysis. You will be well-poised to influence decisions about services, and be better connected with your state and local decision-makers. Click HERE to contact your local President and find out more.
TCSW COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS
FREE TRAINING IN NASHVILLE - JULY 22, 2009 - Featuring Dustin Keller and Pamela Brown, Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth. 1:00 pm - Woodmont Hills Family of God, Franklin Road. Click HERE to register!
NEW! TCSW AGENCY MEMBER NEWS NEW! POLICY INSTITUTE AND TN DATA
The mission of TCSW is to promote the economic and social well-being of all Tennesseans, particularly for those most vulnerable.
TCSW is the network STEWARD and WEAVER of services, citizens, advocates and decision-makers to strengthen Tennessee through strengthening our people. We believe research, problem-solving, best practices, cost-effectiveness, and collaborative action are the strategies to insure Tennesseans can access opportunities for building stronger citizens and communities. TN statistics clearly show we need improvement. To see the numbers, click here.
From Adoption to Aging, from Education to Economic and Workforce Development, from Health Care to Child Care, from Mental Wellness to Family Wellness, from Disparities to Parity, TCSW works TOGETHER for a better Tennessee. Join TCSW to better connect the dots between many issues and common solutions to improve life in Tennessee.
TCSW offers learning opportunities for citizens from all walks of life to improve local expertise in services and policy decision-making. Six (6) Regional Conferences and one state-wide Annual Conference Conference are held per year, along with free quarterly training opportunities.
  
THE TENNESSEE CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL WELFARE
The Vision to See. The Faith to Believe. The Courage to Do. Since 1913
2008 Eighth Avenue Sourth, Nashville, TN 37204 615.313.9980 (office), 615.313.9981 (fax) Email: info@tcsw.org
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