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Greater Grand Crossing Restorative Network's (GGCRN) case management team supports and advocates for youth and young adults, connecting them to services that meet their unique needs. GGCRN Case Managers can help clients access public benefits, financial assistance, temporary or affordable housing, employment programs, healthcare services, and other resources that promote long-term stability. They believe effective case management is built on trust and relationships. Their client-centered, trauma-informed approach protects the agency, confidentiality, and safety of all participants while providing them with tailored, non-judgmental support.

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Polish American Association's (PAA) Immigrant Family Resource Program is a partnership between ICIRR (Illinois Coalition for Immigrants and Refugees Rights), IDHS (Illinois Department of Human Services), and CBO (Community-Based Organizations). The purpose of is program is to inform those in the Polish community with limited English skills about services and eligibility requirements of IDHS programs. PAA offers it's clients:Bi-lingual case counseling services through one-on-one meetings with immigrants and/or immigrant families to determine their needsAssist clients in applying for/accessing appropriate programsMediate with IDHS as needed to insure receipt and maintenance of IDHS-administered benefitsProvide referrals and assistance with accessing other safety net programs for persons not eligible for IDHS-administered benefitsAssist local IDHS offices with interpretation for their Polish-speaking clients

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TCA Health provides various support services, including: health insurance enrollment along with assistance with enrolling in TANF, WIC & SNAP. A Care Coordinators team also helps to bridge the gap between the patient and service providers and can help facilitate appropriate services, schedule appointments, assist with community resources, and encourage health promotion through patient education.

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Through the Family Support and Community Engagement (FsACE) program eligible Suburban Cook County families are provided assistance with finding a job and advancing careers.

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CCAC's WIC Grocery Centers provide a variety of WIC-approved foods and formula, including specialty formulas. Shopping moms and caregivers can also access social services and nutrition education onsite. Additional services include issuance of photo ID cards, cooking classes, paternity establishment, access to tax assistance during tax season through Ladder Up, and Care Coordinators assisting with connecting with additional social services. Additional fresh fruits and vegetables from Farmers' Markets are available during growing season.All WIC Grocery locations accept the Illinois WIC EBT card. For additional WIC-eligible locations, please contact Catholic Charities or the nearest WIC Clinic office.

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Muslim Women Resource Center (MWRC) is an Illinois Welcoming Center (IWC) and provides the Immigrant Family Resource Program (IFRP) in addition to Immigration Legal Services, SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families), WIC (Women, Infant and Children), ESL (English as Second Language) classes, Citizenship Classes, and other referral and field work services as needed by the community. Services under IWC include:Social Security benefits applications (retirement, disability, age-based)Medicare applicationsRTA applications (free or reduced-fare passes, free rides for disabled individuals)Passport application assistanceFinancial or crisis intervention assistanceDonations or referrals for donationsDMV-related services (State ID, driver's license, driving record assistance)Obtaining civil documents (marriage, divorce certificates)Domestic violence referrals and child support/custody form assistanceSchool admission and college/university application supportMedical appointment scheduling and hospital referralsField work with interpretation and translation servicesEducational workshops on various topics including immigration topics and "Know Your Rights" presentationsServices under IFRP include:Assistance with Food Stamps (SNAP) applicationsMedicaid benefits assistanceCash benefits (TANF) assistanceReferrals to WIC and other family support programsOutreach, case management, information and referralInterpretation and translation services

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Mildred Franks Community Development Corporation's (MF-CDC's) Case Management services provide one-on-one support to help residents navigate complex systems, identify needs, set goals, and access services. Case managers provide individualized plans, referrals, and ongoing follow-up. Open to any resident facing hardship or crisis.

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Heartland Human Care Services' Unaccompanied Children program provides residential care, comprehensive case management services, education, and medical and clinical care for immigrant and refugee children.

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Family Case Management is a program for pregnant individuals, those who have recently had a baby, and their infants.

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Saint Leonard's Ministries provides supportive transitional housing for formerly incarcerated men and women through Saint Leonard's House, Grace House (women only), Saint Andrew's Court, and Harvest Commons Residence. This includes case management, benefits application assistance, AA groups, NA groups, relapse prevention, spiritual enrichment, and permanent housing search assistance.

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Casa Esperanza Project offers weekly case management services for adult residents. This service assists residents with goal setting and resources, including enrollment into school/vocational programs, employment, medical care, and housing.

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Heartland Human Care Services' (HHCS) Manuel Saura Center provides pre-trial residential care and comprehensive case management services for justice-involved youth between the ages of 10 to 17 in accord with the goals established for the Juvenile Detention Alternative Initiative (JDAI) project by the Probation and Court Services.

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ALSO provides general case management services to individuals looking to be connected with a variety of social services.

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Emergency and Financial Services (EFS) provides comprehensive support to people in crisis, offering services and programming to help clients increase financial literacy and reach financial stability. Interventions include financial assistance, budgeting, case management, and advocacy on behalf of their clients.

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City of Des Plaines Human Services (HS) is staffed with a Social Worker and a Police Counselor who provide assessments, crisis intervention, short-term therapeutic intervention, case management, advocacy for domestic violence (DV) victims and victims of crime, and resource referrals, including mental health referrals.

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CCAC's WIC Grocery Centers provide a variety of WIC-approved foods and formula, including specialty formulas. Shopping moms and caregivers can also access social services and nutrition education onsite. Additional services include issuance of photo ID cards, cooking classes, paternity establishment, access to tax assistance during tax season through Ladder Up, and Care Coordinators assisting with connecting with additional social services. Additional fresh fruits and vegetables from Farmers' Markets are available during growing season.All WIC Grocery locations accept the Illinois WIC EBT card. For additional WIC-eligible locations, please contact Catholic Charities or the nearest WIC Clinic office.

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United African Organization (UAO) seeks to eliminate barriers that prevent immigrants from accessing safety net programs and connect them to resources that help achieve maximum self-sufficiency and promote their full integration in society.

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The Department of Family and Support Services (DFSS) provides city of Chicago residents with case management and public benefits enrollment through its six Community Services Centers. DFSS also funds private agencies to provide a range of support services including employment training and placement, education, substance abuse treatment referrals, mental health care, domestic violence assistance and more. Other services include provision of clothing and referrals to local food pantries, assistance with Regional Transportation Authority Ride Free Program, and assistance accessing 311's shelter intake system.

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The Salvation Army's Pathway of Hope case management program helps families work their way out of poverty. A trained case worker partners with the family to identify barriers to self-sufficiency (unemployment, insecure housing, lack of job skills, lack of childcare, etc.) and ways to address them by connecting with community support organizations and more.

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LBFE provides a variety of services to individuals aged 70 and older. Services include home visitation, onsite social events, provided activities, food pantry, case management, and intergenerational programs. Services are also available in both English and Spanish.

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Polish American Association's (PAA) Immigrant Family Resource Program is a partnership between ICIRR (Illinois Coalition for Immigrants and Refugees Rights), IDHS (Illinois Department of Human Services), and CBO (Community-Based Organizations). The purpose of is program is to inform those in the Polish community with limited English skills about services and eligibility requirements of IDHS programs. PAA offers it's clients:Bi-lingual case counseling services through one-on-one meetings with immigrants and/or immigrant families to determine their needsAssist clients in applying for/accessing appropriate programsMediate with IDHS as needed to insure receipt and maintenance of IDHS-administered benefitsProvide referrals and assistance with accessing other safety net programs for persons not eligible for IDHS-administered benefitsAssist local IDHS offices with interpretation for their Polish-speaking clients

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Clients collaborate with case managers on service plans that address health goals and assist with applying for benefits, accessing emergency funds, identifying medical and social service needs, and facilitating appropriate referrals.

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Franciscan Outreach case managers conduct initial assessments and provide guidance to individuals experiencing homelessness. Case managers also provide individuals referrals to the following services: ID documents, Social Security benefits, public aid resources, veterans benefits, primary and mental health services, substance use disorder (SUD) treatment, legal aid, job training programs, employment opportunities, immigration services, and housing programs. This location also services as an in-person Coordinated Entry System access point.Please note that case management at the Pilsen location is only offered to current guests of that shelter.

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Hanul Family Alliance provides the Immigrant Family Resource Program (IFRP) which conducts outreach that informs immigrants about the availability of public benefits and other services that support personal and family well-being and economic self-sufficiency. IFRP also provides case management and referrals, language interpretation services, and advocacy.

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The Anna and Jacob Fine Social Services Center matches clients with experienced case managers who create individualized plans using The Ark's wide array of free services including: a community legal clinic and Caring Calls, a program providing emotional support for individuals who would enjoy hearing a friendly voice.

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