Organization has served people with disabilities across fourteen counties since 1971
(UCBJ) – Pacesetters, a private not-for-profit organization chartered in Tennessee in 1971, has been a staple ever since, providing services and support to individuals with disabilities and their families. The organization is reestablishing physical operations in Overton County in 2026, and the Livingston-Overton County Chamber of Commerce will celebrate at 107 Oak Street on Tuesday, September 1, at 10 a.m.
Pacesetter offers day and residential services across fourteen counties.
Pacesetters mission is “to empower and support people with disabilities and their families to lead enriched and fulfilled lives,” while serving as the leader in building enlightened communities where people with disabilities are valued and fully included.
More information is available at pacesetterstn.com or hang out HERE.
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