Community Resources | Empowering You Beyond DUI Education

If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction or substance use, REDLINE provides confidential, statewide referrals to treatment and support services. You can call or text 800‑889‑9789 any time. 

TSPN offers resources, information, and referrals for suicide prevention, mental‑health crises, and postvention support. It’s part of a statewide effort to make mental‑health help accessible to all Tennesseans. 

 The Tennessee Department of Safety & Homeland Security (TNDOSHS) provides resources and services to ensure public safety across the state. They handle driver services, law enforcement programs, and homeland security initiatives, helping keep Tennessee residents safe and informed. 

The State of Tennessee E-File (Upload Reinstatement Documents) portal allows individuals to securely upload the required documents for license reinstatement, providing a fast and convenient alternative to mailing or in-person submission.

Nashville AA provides a welcoming, supportive space for those working toward sobriety from alcohol — offering many group meeting options across the city, including in‑person and online meetings. For more information or to find a meeting near you, visit the AA Nashville / Middle Tennessee Central Office site. 

The Memphis Area Intergroup Association (M.A.I.A.) is the main AA intergroup serving Memphis, providing up‑to‑date meeting lists, online and in‑person options, and support resources across Shelby County. 

The East Tennessee Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous (ETIAA) serves Knoxville and surrounding areas, offering regularly updated AA meeting listings, contact information, and resources for individuals seeking recovery from alcohol addiction.