Contact a Youth Villages Foster Care Recruiter in Tennessee
The best way to learn more about the requirements, responsibilities and rewards of foster parenting is to contact one of our regional recruiters in Tennessee.
In Tennessee call toll-free: 1-888-MYYVKID or 1-888-699-8543
Chattanooga:
Contact: Meredith Jackson
Training Information
Phone: 423 954 8843
meredith.jackson@youthvillages.org
Clarksville:
Jaclyn Lynch, BS
651 Stowe Ct. Clarksville, TN 37040
Office 931.552.5260 | cell 931.266.1553
Jaclyn.Lynch@youthvillages.org
Cookeville:
Tiffany Maynard, B.S.
448 Neal St. Cookeville, TN 38501
office 931.525.6900
tiffany.maynard@youthvillages.org
Dyersburg:
Esther J. Hugueley, LBSW
Foster Parent Trainer / Recruiter
Youth Villages, Rural West TN
1865 U.S. Hwy 51 Bypass NDyersburg, TN 38024
Office: 731-288-4613
Fax: 731-288-4650
Cell: 731-377-3060
Esther.Hugueley@youthvillages.org
Jackson, TN:
Contact: Donna Goodman
Training Information
Phone: 731-660-6767
donna.goodman@youthvillages.org
Johnson City:
Contact: Bonnie Peters
Training Information
Phone: 423-283-6527
bonnie.merrymanpeters@youthvillages.org
Knoxville:
Contact: Sheena Dalton
Training Information
Phone: 865-560-2558
sheena.dalton@youthvillages.org
Memphis:
Contact: Tiffany Dickerson
Training Information
Phone: 901-252-1290
tiffany.dickerson@youthvillages.org
or
La’Tava Ford
Phone: 901-252-7716
latava.ford@youthvillages.org
Morristown:
Contact: Victoria Bryant
Training Information
Phone: 423-522-2171
Victoria.bryant@youthvillages.org
Nashville:
Jessica Volk
3310 Perimeter Hill Dr. Nashville, TN 37211
office 615.250.7200 | cell 904.200.2819 |
jessica.volk@youthvillages.org
Mid-Cumberland
(Sumner, Wilson, Williamson and surrounding counties)
Contact: Chris Sanders
Training Information
Phone: 615-250-7318
christopher.sanders@youthvillages.org
Paris:
Kaci McMillin
(731) 641-4148
kaci.mcmillin@youthvillages.org
Social News
Sometimes a little encouragement goes a long way. That’s why we are passionate about helping children and youth cross that finish line into successful adulthood through programs like #YVLifeSet.
Classes are back in session and summer is almost over, but it was a memorable one! Take a look at all the fun activities our campuses enjoyed during summer 2019!
These awesome young people are a great example of sacrificing holiday time for a good cause. The members of @yvamericorps left campus at 4:30 a.m. on the 4th of July to support the AJC Peachtree Road Race
When D’Kerio as 16, he came to us for help after experiencing abuse, abandonment and an unstable home environment. Now, at 26 years old, D’Kerio stands by the tools and skills he learned from his counselors. He recently graduated from college with a degree in social work and is planning to help other young people find their own path to hope and healing. He returned to the Bartlett Campus in Memphis, Tennessee, as the keynote speaker for our 2019 graduation ceremony; sharing his story and inspiration with the children in our care.
Great place . I love everything about it . They are true angels on earth .
Success stories build hope for others who struggle..Fantastic and congrats...Thank you for your willingness to give back
Congratulations
Congratulations!
Congratulations D’Kerio. Best wishes for the future
Awesome D'Kerio!!!! So proud of you!!!
Beautiful story!
Congrats young man
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thats wonderful news
Thank you, D'Kerio!!!!
1 in 3 children enter the foster care system because of parental drug use. We are vigilantly working to reunite children and youth with their family safely through programs like YVIntercept.
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Dramatic rise in children entering foster care due to parents’ drug use, study finds
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There’s been a large increase in foster care entries in the United States due to parental drug use, according to a study published Monday in the medical journal JAMA Pediatrics.