October 3-18 plans for Putnam County kids, in town and at home.

The Stephens Center

CommunityEst. 1988
Children's ServicesHome visitsParent classesChild abuse prevention

About The Stephens Center in Livingston, TN

The Stephens Center is at 616 N Church St in Livingston. The Hip Cookeville listing says it works in 10 Upper Cumberland counties to prevent child abuse and neglect, using home visits, and that it opened in 1988. The Overton County News reported that the center is a licensed child abuse and neglect prevention agency. stephenscenter.org returned an error on October 12, 2026, so the program details here are from that newspaper article, updated July 16, 2026.

Friends for Families is an in-home visitation program in Putnam, Cumberland, and Overton counties for families with one child under 13, with weekly visits for a minimum of 12 weeks and up to a year. Parent-Child Connection is a free group class in those same three counties, offered as four series a year of nine classes each. Parents do not have to live in those counties or have custody to attend. Parents who complete eight of the nine classes receive a certificate. Healthy Families Tennessee returned in 2022 across 10 counties and enrolls a mother who is pregnant or has a baby under three months, including a baby whose NICU-adjusted age is under three months. The listing phone is (931) 265-3344. The listing does not include hours.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does The Stephens Center do?

The Stephens Center runs home visits and parent classes aimed at preventing child abuse. Friends for Families visits families in Putnam, Cumberland, and Overton counties. Healthy Families Tennessee enrolls pregnant mothers and mothers of newborns across 10 counties.

Where is The Stephens Center?

The office is at 616 N Church St, Livingston, TN. The programs named in the 2026 article also cover Putnam and Cumberland counties.

What are The Stephens Center's hours?

The Hip listing does not include hours, and the organization site did not load on October 12, 2026. Call (931) 265-3344.

Stay in the loop on Cookeville

The Cookeville Scoop newsletter covers local news, events, and community updates - delivered free to your inbox.

Free weekly. Local news, events, and the Scoop. No spam.