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Since 2001, CECO has been providing hope for families that have been searching for the place where the impossible is possible. CECO offers a special needs school day kindergarten through 12th grade, summer camp, early intervention ages 6 months to 4 years old and walking challenge program. Conductive Education is a unique, holistic educational approach to help children with cerebral palsy and other motor disabilities achieve their greatest level of independence through physical and cognitive activities.

Founded in 1986 Mission: to provide for the complete development of young children in an atmosphere of respect and community where they pursue understanding and develop character. Purposes: to create and maintain educational environments that empower children with the love of learning to inform and educate parents and community to employ and train educators to acquire and maintain facilities and equipment to this end in service to our community.

Nor Luyce provides teenage girls from orphanages and low income families with a one on one mentoring relationship presenting an opportunity to have a role model and to learn more from their mentors. Along with their mentoring relationship the girls have a chance to participate in different skill building trainings to make their career plans, be compatible with their peers and be able to live self-sufficiently.

Empowering communities for improved livelihoods, healthcare and education appropriate for the 21st century through awareness, services delivery, research, technology, and innovation

Their Mission- We are one of the largest support organizations for adult language learners in Knoxville, offering to our students free English courses, transportation to our courses and childcare during those courses. ​ Believing the English language to be the currency of advancement, we want to empower our students and their families to assimilate while helping them preserve the tenets of their own culture.

They champion contemporary artists and spark creative experiences for positive community impact.

Our goal is for the young children who attend our program to enter kindergarten "ready to succeed." We accomplish this goal by: (1) providing the necessary early intervention services for those children "at-risk" of failure when they enter the public schools; (2) promoting strong families to support children as they grow, develop and enter the public schools; (3) providing staff with the support and training necessary to work with children and parents with diverse backgrounds and abilities; (4) maintaining a high-quality, early childhood program with a stable professionally trained staff.

At Kindred Spirits, our 501(c)(3) non-profit mission is to prioritize the well-being of our horses, as they serve as the cornerstone of our programmatic efforts. Our programs cater to individuals with physical, cognitive, or emotional disabilities, survivors of abuse and neglect, first responders, veterans, and those facing economic challenges. Simultaneously, our programs have been carefully designed to create opportunities for growth, learning, and empowerment. By creating inclusive spaces, we strive to foster wellness, strength, and hope, aiming to enhance the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of the community and the people we serve.