September 10-12 in CHattanooga, TN!
2025 TCCN Annual Conference
Thanks to all that joined us in Chattanooga! The theme for this year’s event was “Anchored in Hope: Guiding Care Through Changing Tides” reflecting TCCN’s commitment to supporting our members as they navigate the challenges faced by free and charitable clinics. Through training, networking, and shared best practices, TCCN equips its members with the tools they need to continue delivering quality care. An anchor represents stability, resilience, and unwavering support – perfectly symbolizing our commitment to serve as a steadfast resource, advocate, and partner for our members. This theme reinforces TCCN’s mission to empower, connect, and uplift its members so they can continue serving Tennessee’s most vulnerable populations—no matter the challenges ahead.
Over 110 attendees from TCCN's member organizations as well as community partners and sponsors participated in this year's event. Thanks to our sponsors, exhibitors, and speakers for sharing your gifts with us and helping to "anchor" our network for the year to come!
We kicked-off the conference with remarks by Interim TDH Commissioner, Dr. John Dunn and a motivating keynote address from Dr. Katherine Brown during our Welcome Dinner. Dr. Scott Morris, founder of Church Health, provided hope and inspiration for charitable care leaders in his keynote address on Thursday morning. This year’s conference also featured eight unique workshops and two local clinic tours, as well as a fun evening excursion on the TN Valley Railway Dinner Train. We hope all attendees left with great ideas for their organizations, and a renewed sense of shared purpose and motivation. We hope you're already making plans to join us next year!
Over 110 attendees from TCCN's member organizations as well as community partners and sponsors participated in this year's event. Thanks to our sponsors, exhibitors, and speakers for sharing your gifts with us and helping to "anchor" our network for the year to come!
We kicked-off the conference with remarks by Interim TDH Commissioner, Dr. John Dunn and a motivating keynote address from Dr. Katherine Brown during our Welcome Dinner. Dr. Scott Morris, founder of Church Health, provided hope and inspiration for charitable care leaders in his keynote address on Thursday morning. This year’s conference also featured eight unique workshops and two local clinic tours, as well as a fun evening excursion on the TN Valley Railway Dinner Train. We hope all attendees left with great ideas for their organizations, and a renewed sense of shared purpose and motivation. We hope you're already making plans to join us next year!