After a long pause due to renovations, WECare has resumed social activities at Chippington Towers alongside continued weekly cleaning support from Institute for G.O.D. students. From bingo to music to quiet conversations, these simple moments are a meaningful part of building trust and care with residents....

After a long pause due to COVID and renovations, WECare has relaunched its social events at Chippington Towers—bringing renewed joy and connection to residents through games, music, and meaningful conversations. These gatherings highlight the heart of WECare: building community through presence, compassion, and shared moments.

At our recent IRC seminar, Championing Neurodiverse Kids: Tips & Support, parents and caregivers gathered for an empowering conversation...

The Language in Action (LIA) program partnered with Tennessee Justice for Our Neighbors (TJFON) and FiftyForward to host Understanding...

Our CASE after-school program’s Unmuted theme empowers middle schoolers to communicate with intention, self-awareness, and respect...

River Edmondson, an intern with G.O.D. International, reflects on his time serving the Cox family, learning valuable life lessons from...

Institute for GOD Student, Erin Gammil reflects on her time serving elderly and disabled residents at Chippington Towers...

We have joined GOAL Collective to improve access to education for Nashville’s immigrant and refugee communities, aiming to

The WECare Program is back, connecting college students from the Institute for GOD with the elderly and widowed in our community...

Introducing ArtLab, our new afterschool program at Donelson Middle School, where students explore arts, music, and creative expression...