Tennessee Chattanooga ACT

RHD’s Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) program in Chattanooga, TN, is a transformative initiative providing comprehensive services to vulnerable Hamilton County residents. The program offers housing support, treatment, and support services to homeless adults struggling with frequent incarcerations, hospital visits, and ongoing crises due to severe mental illness.

ACT staff go beyond treatment—they instill hope, forge connections, and nurture resilience. Our team includes registered nurses, peer support specialists, co-occurring disorder specialists, and psychiatrists who take a holistic approach to meeting participants’ needs. Case managers serve as steady guides, breaking down barriers, empowering individuals, and bridging understanding between tenants and property owners. Through gentle guidance, Chattanooga ACT demonstrates that with proper support, futures can be rebuilt and dreams reclaimed.

Click here for the Tennessee Chattanooga ACT referral form.


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Program Start Year

  • 2022

Coordinator(s)

  • Erica Corbitt, Program Director
  • Kendrik McKeel, Team Lead

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