Medical or mental health emergency? Call 911 now.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, having a medical emergency, or in a mental health crisis, contact 911 emergency services right away. Open Door Outreach is not an emergency service.
For a mental health crisis, you can also call or text 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, any time, day or night.
Reach Out
Three easy ways to get help
Whether you are struggling with addiction, your family is in crisis, or you just need people who won't give up on you, you can start any of these ways.
Come See Us
Monday and Wednesday evenings
150 Guinn Street
Savannah, TN 38372
No appointment or registration needed. Just show up.
Call Us
731-438-6370 — Outreach Office
731-607-4168 — Diane McGee
Or ask for Suzanne Thomas when you call. For anything urgent that is not an emergency, call us directly.
Write to Us
Or send us a message and we will get back to you within 1–2 business days.
Free help for the whole family
Every program at Open Door Outreach is free. Come to one night, or stay for all of it.
- Christ-centered support groups for men, women, and young adults
- State-certified parenting classes that Tennessee courts recognize
- Free certified anger management classes
- Children's Ministry, so kids are cared for while parents attend
- Planning for Life classes on budgeting, saving, and a fresh start
- A free family-style meal every Monday and Wednesday
- Jail ministry at Hardin County Correctional Center since 2012
When we meet
Come as you are. No registration required — just show up Monday or Wednesday evening at 150 Guinn Street, Savannah, TN.