This website is a list of frequently used website links by parents. The links include resources for exceptional children, ESL resources, webcams websites, live webcams websites, virtual tours, and playing interactive online games with their child at home. Click on the image to view the list of resources on the website.

Science News for Parents is an online newspaper that provides news from all fields of science for students from middle and high school, with resources for parents and educators. Click on the image to view the website.

TDHS provides financial resources for families who the COVID-19 emergency has impacted. Families could apply for up to two months of financial assistance if they lost employment due to the pandemic. Click on the image to view the list of resources on the website.

Because of the widespread job loss due to the COVID-19 crisis, the Memphis Chamber of Commerce provides local citizens with opportunities to find jobs on their website. The Chamber of Commerce has a current list of employers with job openings that citizens can apply for on its m website by uploading a resume. To view job opportunities, click on Workforce and Talent Tab, then click on Job Board to view current job openings. Click on the image to view the list of resources on the website.

This website is a Free online resume builder to help parents create resumes that seek the employer's attention for the desired job. Click on the image to view the website.

Parents can dial 2-1-1 to reach the community information and referral resources of LINC, the Library Information Center at the Memphis Public Library if they seek help or know someone who needs assistance. Parents can receive support if they need things such as clothes, English Instruction, food, Foreclosure Assistance, furniture, GED help, Utility Assistance, Transportation, Legal Services, Substance Abuse, etc. Dial 2-1-1 to get the resource that you need. Also, click on the image to view the website.

Comcast offers families a special offer for home internet service. The Internet Essentials program provides monthly service for $9.95/month (plus tax). Click on the image to view the website.

Xfinity provides free Wi-Fi hotspots access in various locations during the COVID-19 National Emergency. Check the website to find the nearest hotspot locations. Click on the image to view the website.

AT&T is offering families home Internet service for $10 per month or less, depending on the speed of the Internet service. There are no installation fees and contracts required with the AT&T Internet Service. Click on the image to view the website.

Youth Villages provide crisis services for children and youth up to age 18. Youth Villages can be reached online or by calling 901-251-5000, 901-252-7600, or 866-791-9226. If the youth or children are experiencing a mental health emergency, please contact the Statewide Crisis Line at 855-CRISIS-or 855–274-7471. Click on the image to view the website.

TN REDLINE is a referral resource available for people needing help relating to substance abuse. Please get in touch with the following number: 800-889-9789. Click on the image to view the website.

SAMHSA National Helpline offers free referral, confidential treatment, and information services (in English and Spanish) for individuals and families facing mental or substance abuse disorders. Please get in touch with the following number for more information: 800-662-HELP (4357). Click on the image to view the website.