Project H.E.L.P. provides Early Intervention services for high risk children, children with developmental delays, and children with disabilities. We strive to empower parents through a Family Support program, which includes workshops, counseling and other supports. Through our Preservice Training program, we educate and prepare Middle Tennessee State University students to work effectively with children who have "special needs."

Funding
Project H.E.L.P. was established in 1983 as a non-profit organization to provide early intervention and family support services to children with developmental delays and their families. Funding is provided through grants from the State of Tennessee Division of Mental Retardation Services and the United Way of Rutherford County, as well as a contract with Tennessee Early Intervention Systems.

Middle Tennessee State University supports Project H.E.L.P. by providing more than 200 student volunteers per semester and by maintaining the facility. The Charity Circle of Rutherford County is a major contributor to Project H.E.L.P., providing us with much needed equipment, toys and consumable items. Other sources of funding include individual contributions, churches, civic clubs, businesses and industries.

Contact us online at projhelp@mtsu.edu

Project H.E.L.P.
206 N. Baird Lane
Middle Tennessee State University
Murfreesboro, TN 37132
[phone] 615.898.2458 | [fax] 615.904.8212

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