NF Tennessee Inc
615-828-0553
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4922 Roselawn Cir
Nashville, TN 37215
Organization Details

Programs

Budget
$5,500.00
Description
As we saw during the pandemic, remote learning and remote work are successful and often critical to the functioning of the workplace, educational institutions, and society at large. Providing laptops to those who cannot afford them and who may be marginalized due to disability opens up a world of possibilities for integration into their communities. In 2020, NF Tennessee, Inc., was able to give new laptops to 3 persons with NF. In 2021, we provided 4 new laptops. In 2022, we hope to give an additional 5. Recipients are chosen based on how they will use the laptops to positively affect their communities. The ripple effect to the community reaches far beyond the individual recipients. Their integration into their communities positively affect them, the NF community, and those they reach through their work, education, and outreach, such as children and adults with disabilities. Laptops also provide a stronger connection to medical care through the rapidly expanding use of Telehealth.
Category
Diseases, Disorders & Medical Disciplines  - Diseases & Disorders 
Beneficiaries
People with Other Health Conditions
Economically disadvantaged people
People/Families with of People with Disabilities
Program Areas Served
Tennesseans are given priority on laptop applications; however, recipients have included individuals from Tennessee, Kentucky, and Missouri thus far.
Budget
$3,000.00
Description
NF Summer Camps: We plan to provide financial scholarships to children/young people to attend summer camps. NF Camp New Friends is sponsored by the NF Network for campers aged 7-17. Camp Kostopulos (Camp K) is supported by The Children's Tumor Foundation. This camp has been held virtually for the past two years due to Covid 19, and we are hopeful that the camps will resume in-person in the summer of 2022. Many who have attended these camps in the past have reaped life-long benefits.
Beneficiaries
Adolescents
Children
People with Other Health Conditions
Program Areas Served
Tennessee
Budget
$1,000.00
Description
Art Collaboration: The Curb Center at Vanderbilt University will conduct an Art of Healing Exhibition, which will include the works of artist Rachel Mindrup (see Many Faces of NF on Facebook). We hope to sponsor workshops for persons with NF in conjunction with the Exhibition, and to offer increased opportunities for portraits of Tennessee patients with NF.
Beneficiaries
People with Other Health Conditions
People with physical disabilities
People/Families with of People with Disabilities
Program Areas Served
Tennessee
Budget
$1,000.00
Description
Teacher Resource Guide: Dr. Paul Moots, in collaboration with faculty and students from Vanderbilt University's Kennedy Center and Peabody's Department of Special Education, as well as current and former teachers, has developed a comprehensive Resource Guide for Teachers. We will print and distribute these Guides.
Beneficiaries
Children and Youth (0 - 19 years)
People/Families with of People with Disabilities
Program Areas Served
Tennessee