The Senior Resource Fair brings together Metro departments and trusted community partners to provide older adults with access to health screenings, financial and housing assistance, safety resources, and programs that support active and healthy aging in Nashville.
Metro Nashville invites older adults, caregivers, and community members to the Senior Resource Fair at the Hermitage Community Center. This event offers free, direct access to services that support senior well‑being, including on‑site wellness checks, safety demonstrations, transit and mobility guidance, and resources for housing stability, financial empowerment, and active aging.
Metro departments on site include:
Metro Public Health Department; Nashville General Hospital; Metropolitan Social Services; Metro Parks & Recreation; Metropolitan Action Commission; Metro Nashville Police Department; Office of the Metropolitan Trustee; Office of the Mayor (Host); WeGo Public Transit; Metro Nashville Fire Department; Metro Office of Homeless Services; and NDOT.
Regional and nonprofit partners include:
Greater Nashville Regional Council; FiftyForward; Financial Empowerment Center; AgeWell Middle Tennessee; United Kidney Foundation; Wellpoint (Host); Legal Aid Society; Smile on 65; Senior Ride; Westminster Home Connection; Old National Bank (Host); Mental Health Cooperative; Appointed Legacy Group; Hearts of Hearts Foundation; and Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Vanderbilt.
This fair is designed to help older adults stay informed, connected, and supported with resources that improve quality of life and long‑term independence.
