Advocate Christ Medical Center is part of Advocate Health Care, one of the nation’s leading health care networks. A not-for-profit, 749-bed, premier teaching institution with more than 1,300 affiliated physicians, Christ Medical Center is one of the major referral hospitals in the Midwest for a number of specialties, including cancer care; cardiovascular services; heart, kidney and lung transplantation; neurosciences; orthopedics; and women’s health.

The hospital provides emergency care for more than 100,000 patient visits annually and has one of the busiest Level I trauma centers in Illinois.

Our Mission is to bear witness to God’s love and invite, encourage, and prepare God’s people to share that grace with others.

Aunt Martha’s is a family of more than 900 staff and volunteers. We are health care providers, social workers, educators, counselors, and advocates. We are as diverse as the people and communities we serve.

We are parents who know what it is to have a sick, hurting or scared child. We have relied on the help of others to overcome our own challenges. We honor people’s strengths, resourcefulness and resilience. We offer compassion. We provide supportive, professional care.

We are a team – skilled and specialized. From the psychiatrist treating children in downstate Illinois, to the dental hygienist caring for a homeless person in Kane County; and from the therapist helping a youth in crisis on the streets of Chicago, to the doctor delivering a baby in Kankakee. Our staff are the best and the brightest in the field.

Daytime Support Center; Mon-Thurs 10a - 2p

Summer shelter M-W, F

Now for 28 years, Bethel Human Resources has met the needs of it's community with supportive housing and addiction recovery services. We endeavor to expand the vision of Pastor Harold Arrington of seeing 1000 men who have hit rock bottom , recover and return home as positive members of their community and society. We have now expanded our vision to include women and their children.

Medical clinic, psychiatrist, psychologist, diabetes nurse, podiatrist.

In Chicago’s East Garfield Park, where disinvestment has left the neighborhood devoid of opportunity and full of broken dreams, Breakthrough is restoring the broken networks of youth and families and empowering adults in the community to achieve self-sufficiency and break the cycle of poverty.

We're a group of believers saved from our sins through the blood of Jesus Christ in obeying the gospel (Ephesians 1:7, Hebrews 5:9, 1 Peter 1:18 & 19). Individually, we call ourselves simply “Christians” because that is the name Jesus’ disciples wore (Acts 11:26) and that is the name whereby we can glorify God (1 Peter 4:16).

Women’s issues, depression, anxiety, adult children of alcoholics, grief and loss issues, addiction issues, adults with unresolved childhood issues (abuse, neglect, abandonment), partner/marital relationship issues.

Shelter and supportive housing for women

Provide basic medical assistance

Wed 10a - 5p

Medical clinic, psychiatrist, psychologist, diabetes nurse, podiatrist.

Providing long-term care and end-of-life care. Odyssey serves patients in their homes, in long-term facilities or in hospitals, a hospice service.

The Church of the Nazarene bonds together individuals who have made Jesus Christ Lord if their lives, sharing in Christian fellowship and seeking to strengthen each other in faith development through worship, preaching, training, and service to others.

Food

Homeless Services Single Men or Women only

Support groups and individual counseling at 11 locations. For both adults and children.

Medical clinic, psychiatrist, psychologist, diabetes nurse, podiatrist

Mental Health Services Ages 3-17 & 18-24 Medicaid

Men only, 180 day alcohol and substance abuse recovery program, community meal service three times daily, two meals on Sundays, family vouchers available, counseling center for children and adult, thrift store.

Domestic violence shelter for women and children, domestic counseling, counseling for teens and talks at schools on domestic violence, legal advocacy, health/medical services. Walk-in counseling for women, teens and children.

Individual and/or group counseling for victims of physical, emotional or sexual abuse, recovery groups for men and women, marital and family counseling, individual counseling from a Christian perspective.
Aftercare for persons addicted to alcohol and other drugs, co-dependency counseling, therapy for adult children of dysfunctional families, counseling or referral for compulsive gambling, eating disorders, & other obsessive behaviors, counseling for major losses and those who need to work through grief.

Community Service

Outpatient healthcare facility.

Medical clinic, psychiatrist, psychologist, diabetes nurse, podiatrist

Areas: Orland Park, Orland Hills, and Tinley Park. Immunizations, wellness service, senior services, senior transportation, food pantry, house services.

Shelter services for the homeless, October - April.
Day program for clients-Finding employment, resumes, clothing, medical, ID assistance and referrals. Homeless Financial Assistance Program.

An international non-profit educational organization devoted to the interests of single parents and their children and grandchildren.

An international non-profit educational organization devoted to the interests of single parents and their children and grandchildren.

Domestic violence treatment and anger management. Illinois state compliant

Offers education for and about children with movement difficulties, empowerment for parents, advocate for children with physical challenges into community schools. Lists of pediatric healthcare providers and agencies that supply services for children with challenges. The “Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors” program assists congregations of all denominations to welcome persons with disabilities into all aspects of faith life.

Family/child/adolescent psychiatry services.

Adult education, GED, substance abuse prevention, ESL, and counseling in substance abuse, dental clinic. National ABEL job training combined with financial assistance for schools

Prevention resource library, informational clearinghouse, prevention training programs on substance abuse and related issues, design, plan, and coordinate conferences.

Individual therapy, counseling and treatment

Housing developed and supported by RCL involves people with developmental disabilities living in their own apartments. Individualized support services are provided by trained staff.

Shelters provide a bed, a safe place to sleep, a hot meal, a shower and breakfast for 60 men and 45 women, 365 days a year, 9:00 PM to 8:00 AM.

Caregiver services: Certified nursing assistants for bathing, dressing, walking assistance and other daily activities; homemaker/companion services for light housekeeping, laundry, errands; live-in services, in-hospital companions and in-home respite services, day surgery companion

Independent living and assisted living.

Home delivered meals, in-home services, sharing & caring, luncheons, education. Senior companion program, podiatrist, haircuts.

Prevention programs, parenting, summer day camps, teen employment, community referrals, Compassionate Friends, STEP, teen, family and youth initiative. Counseling through Grand Prairie
Services (appointments necessary), after school program and GED classes.

Adolescent & Adult Inpatient CD Treatment, Chemical Dependency Services, Inpatient Treatment Programs, Extended Care Program, Aftercare, Alumni support groups.
Private, not-for-profit multi-site substance abuse treatment agency affiliated with the United Methodist Church.

Please call and/or check website for further information

Professional network and educational resource base, which is committed to helping you and others achieve an end to self-injurious behavior.

Senior programs, foot doctor, lunch, exercise, arts, movies, blood pressure, glucose and cholesterol testing.

Community mental health services and counseling

Birthing suites, cardiac services, continence center, emergency services, home health care, physical rehab and performance center, pulmonary program, renal centers, scope surgery, senior advantage, wound center, mental health unit, detox (in-patient as necessary), intensive outpatient, DUI.

Free parental support programs, field trips, family events, referral services, birth-three year old screenings, toy and book lending library and case management.
Works with parents and schools of West Harvey/Dixmoor school district 147

Cngl (DV, SA, Individual & Group)

Crisis pregnancy counseling. Free pregnancy test, and ultra sounds.

Women and children counseling, emergency shelter, referrals, court advocacy men’s program, hospital advocates, volunteer program and crisis hotline. Emergency shelter for domestic violence victims, school prevention programs, faith community outreach, Safe from the Start (0-5). Education about family and dating violence to elementary, Jr. high and high school students. Safety net works case management, youth ages 10-24.

Women and children counseling, emergency shelter, referrals, court advocacy men’s program, hospital advocates, volunteer program and crisis hotline. Emergency shelter for domestic violence victims, school prevention programs, faith community outreach, Safe from the Start (0-5). Education about family and dating violence to elementary, Jr. high and high school students. Safety net works case management, youth ages 10-24.

ER Housing

Promote independent living of older adults and their families in Bloom and surrounding townships. Transportation, friendly visiting, telephone checks, lending closet, information and referrals. Service are open to all persons regardless of race or creed. No charge but free-will donations are welcome.

Door to door transportation, friendly visiting, telephone reassurance, lending closet, information and referral

Offers caring, state-of-the-art diagnostic and therapeutic programs at its acute hospital facility, primary and specialty care at several conveniently located health centers, comprehensive outpatient services, obstetrics, oncology, cardiology, Diabetes Center, home health services & medical equipment.

Full service hospital offers substance abuse treatment services and mental health services.

Total substance abuse recovery program. Women only - with children (girls all ages, boys up to age 10). Homeless women affected by substance abuse.

Home for pregnant teens ages 12 to 18 years, baby items, and aid with paternity assistance. They learn how to further foster positive relationships and parenting skills under the guidance of encouraging resident advisors. They take part in educational programs, counseling sessions and prenatal services, continue their education and gain work experience.

Family Shelter. Affiliated with Catholic Charities. Transitional housing program. Private rooms for families. 120day program

Food

Individual, Couples and Family Counseling for children, adolescents, and adults; Clinical Consulting Services. Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and Certified Sports Counselor. Accepts most major insurance plans.

Assisted living and Alzheimer’s care. Respite care, 24-hour staffing, medication administration, outside skilled nursing available, hospice care and alarm unit. No age restrictions.

Youth prevention programs, gang prevention program, counseling.

Assistance for needy families (area restrictions) Help with rent, utilities, food pantry, clothing and household items.

Hot lunch, Tuesdays from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm

Medical services for veterans. Primary Care & Mental Health

Food Pantry, Second and fourth Friday, 9:15 am to 12:15 pm

Independent and assisted living. Affordable senior residential living over age 62.

Independent and assisted living.

Halfway house for substance abuse – Men and women. Outpatient and Gambling Program.
Men-104 Oak Street, Maywood, IL
Women-412 S. Wesley, Oak Park, IL

Adult day care. caregiver support, case management, chore and housekeeping services, elder abuse investigation and intervention, home delivered meals, transportation, telephone reassurance

Counselors, adolescent/child/adult psychiatrist, WIC, immunizations, TB testing, environmental health.

Public health, mental health, dentist, and WIC, environment. (Domestic violence and addiction, youth mental health and youth addiction)

Community care, adult day care, homemaker’s services, senior companions, home delivered meals, information services. Investigate elder abuse for seniors in Will County.

Family programs – ages three months to seniors, senior and disabled housing.