Tennessee § 71-5-901 Commissioner of human services to conduct study of poverty

Tennessee Statutes

§ 71-5-901 — Commissioner of human services to conduct study of poverty

The commissioner of human services shall complete a study of poverty in Tennessee, including its implications and potential solution strategies with feedback from departments, agencies, and selected non-governmental organizations serving the affected populations. Such departments, agencies and organizations shall include, but not be limited to the following:

(1)Department of children's services;

(2)Department of health;

(3)The bureau of TennCare;

(4)Department of economic and community development;

(5)The Tennessee commission on children and youth;

(6)Department of disability and aging;

(7)The Room in the Inn program of Middle Tennessee;

(8)The Catholic Charities in Tennessee;

(9)The Area Relief Ministries of Jackson, Tennessee;

(10)The Second Harvest Food Bank of Tennessee;

(11)

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The commissioner of human services shall complete a study of poverty in Tennessee, including its implications and potential solution strategies with feedback from departments, agencies, and selected non-governmental organizations serving the affected populations. Such departments, agencies and organizations shall include, but not be limited to the following: (1) Department of children's services; (2) Department of health; (3) The bureau of TennCare; (4) Department of economic and community development; (5) The Tennessee commission on children and youth; (6) Department of disability and aging; (7) The Room in the Inn program of Middle Tennessee; (8) The Catholic Charities in Tennessee; (9) The Area Relief Ministries of Jackson, Tennessee; (10) The Second Harvest Food Bank of Tennessee; (11) The Neighborhood Christian Center of Memphis, Tennessee; and (12) The Regional Interfaith Alliance of Jackson, Tennessee.

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