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Hope and Healing at Hillenglade
The Renewal Center at Hope and Healing at Hillenglade is a Bible-based 501(c)(3) just outside Nashville that serves active-duty service members, veterans, first responders, and their families. It offers equine-assisted (non-riding) sessions and a two-month 'Harvest Program' for Veterans and First Responders, serving groups from Ft. Campbell, Operation Stand Down, the VA, and Vet Court.
- Cost
- Free — the org states it has hosted thousands of Heroes 'FREE OF CHARGE'; public paid sessions 'directly fund the free services we provide to our Heroes and their families'
- Coverage
- Nashville area / Middle Tennessee (Tennessee)
- Last Verified
- October 9, 2026
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