BPNN Resource Guide

Learn more about the range of services our BPNN partners provide in the areas of Education, Medical Care, Mental Health and Emotional Well-Being, Education, Youth Violence Prevention, Financial Support, and Job Training and Employment.

Medical Care Resources:

Our medical care resource guide provides valuable information and links to various medical services, including doctors, hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare providers. Whether you're looking for preventative care, specialized treatment, or emergency services, our guide can help you find the resources you need to stay healthy and get the care you deserve.

HOPE FAMILY SERVICES (TRP) BRIGHTON PARK

Provides individual and group support to victims of Domestic Violence. Services include counseling support for both the victims and for people who have caused harm. Hope Family Services serves adults and children/youth in a family.

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Contact Information: Please contact the Intake Line (312) 421-7647 * Service providers may send referrals via Unite Us referral platform.

UI HEALTH DAVIS HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER

This community health center is located at Nathan S. Davis Elementary School and offers services to both Davis Elementary School students and members of the community. Offers primary care, dental screenings, vision screenings, and behavioral health services.

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SINAI HEALTH SYSTEM

Provides a range of primary, specialty, and emergency medical care.

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ESPERANZA HEALTH CENTERS

Provides primary care, OB/GYN, and behavioral health services, regardless of insurance status and ability to pay.

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  • Esperanza’s Brighton Park location is located at 4700 S. California Ave. Please call 773-584-6200.
DEVICES 4 THE DISABLED

Provides free, gently used, durable medical and mobility equipment, including wheelchairs, lifts, and hospital beds, to individuals and families in need.

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COOK COUNTY HEALTH AND HOSPITALS SYSTEM

Provides a range of primary, specialty, and emergency medical care. Services are provided regardless of ability to pay.

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ACCESS COMMUNITY HEALTH

Provides full primary health care services, OB/GYN, and low-cost breast and cervical screening. All patients are welcome, regardless of insurance status. Patients without the ability to pay will not be denied services.​

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  • Ashland Family Health Center, 5159 S. Ashland Ave., 773-434-9216
  • Cabrini Family Health Center, 3450 S. Archer Ave., 773-523-1000
  • Kedzie Family Health Center, 3229-43 W. 47th Pl., 773-254-6044
  • Southwest Family Health Center, 4839 W. 47th St., 773-735-2345
Mental Health Resources:

Our mental health services section offers resources and information on mental health providers and services, including therapists, counselors, and support groups. Whether you're dealing with depression, anxiety, addiction, or other mental health issues, our guide can help you find the resources you need to get the help and support you deserve.

SAINT ANTHONY HOSPITAL: COMMUNITY WELLNESS PROGRAM

Provides free, bilingual (Spanish and English) individual and group mental health therapy for uninsured and underinsured adults and adolescents. They additionally provide therapeutic family support services, including individual and group parenting support and couples and family therapy.

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  • Please call 773-523-5079. *Service providers may send referrals via Unite Us.
SINAI HEALTH SYSTEM

Provides bilingual (Spanish and English) inpatient and outpatient mental health services for adults, including mental health assessments, case management, psychiatry services, and individual, family, and group therapy. Additionally offers bilingual (Spanish and English) mental health therapy and psychiatry services for children and adolescents through the Under the Rainbow program.

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RIVEREDGE HOSPITAL

Offers inpatient and outpatient mental health services to children and adolescents, as well as inpatient and intensive outpatient mental health services for adults. Accepts most types of insurance and may also provide financial assistance to individuals who are eligible.

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MUJERES LATINAS EN ACCIÓN

Offers free, bilingual (Spanish and English) counseling for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.

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  • Please call 773-890-8620 to reach their Brighton Park office location, housed within Esperanza Health Centers at 4700 S. California Ave. If needing to connect with their Crisis Hotline, please call 877-863-6338.​
MIDWEST ASIAN HEALTH ASSOCIATION

Provides a range of primary, specialty, and emergency medical care.

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METROPOLITAN FAMILY SERVICES – LEARNING AND WELLNESS CENTER

Provides one-on-one counseling for individuals who have experienced domestic violence. Services are free.

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ESPERANZA HEALTH CENTERS

Offers bilingual (Spanish and English) counseling services, as well as full-time adult psychiatry and part-time child psychiatry services.

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CENTRO SANAR AT PORT MINISTRIES

Provides free, bilingual (Spanish and English) individual and couples mental health therapy and case management to adults. Additionally offers group support, including group support for individuals who are experiencing grief and loss and a Spanish Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) group that teaches skills for managing difficult emotions.

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BRIGHTON PARK NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL – CLINICAL SERVICES

Offers school-based counseling to address students’ mental health needs at six schools in Brighton Park (Brighton Park Elementary School, Burroughs Elementary School, Davis Elementary School, Shields Elementary School, Shields Middle School, and Thomas Kelly College Preparatory).

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Education Resources:

Our education section provides resources for students of all ages, including information on schools, scholarships, financial aid, and career development. Whether you're just starting your educational journey, looking to further your career, or seeking opportunities for continuing education, our guide can help you find the resources you need to succeed.

SGA YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES

Provides mentoring and case management services to high school juniors, seniors, and college students at Kelly College Prep (FAFSA applications, explore scholarships, and assist with job readiness skills).

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METROPOLITAN FAMILY SERVICES – PARENTS AS PARTNERS HOME VISITING PROGRAM

Provides free, weekly home visiting services to mothers and fathers between the ages of 13 and 24, whose family is expecting or has a child age birth to three years old.

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METROPOLITAN FAMILY SERVICES – LEARNING AND WELLNESS CENTER

Provides center-based early childhood education for families with children up to age 5. The center is located at 5338 S. Loomis Blvd. Services are free.

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GADS HILL CENTER – BRIGHTON PARK

Provides home-based early childhood education and developmental screenings for families with children up to age 5. Center-based early childhood education and parent resources are also offered at the new Early Learning Center. Services are free.

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  • Gads Hill Center-Brighton Park is located at 4234-6 S. Archer Ave. Please call 773-269-6586.
CENTER FOR INDEPENDENCE THROUGH CONDUCTIVE EDUCATION

Provides group-based intensive motor training programs for children and adolescents with Cerebral Palsy and other physical disabilities. Additionally offers a range of support programs including sibling support groups, parent education nights, home-visit training programs, educational advocacy, medical advocacy, and comprehensive case management services. Programming is also available for young adults ages 18-25, with a focus on socialization skills, activities of daily life, community integration, and vocational training. Services are provided to individuals who are insured and uninsured, regardless of ability to pay. The Center has a Brighton Park location at 2701 W. 36th Place.

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BRIGHTON PARK NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL – COMMUNITY SCHOOLS

Provides structured educational and enrichment activities for children and teens, including homework and studying help, through its after-school programs. Additionally offers English as a Second Language (ESL) and high school equivalency classes and testing for adults. Services are free.

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  • Please contact Maricela Bautista at 773-523-7110. *Service providers may send referrals via Unite Us.
AFTER SCHOOL MATTERS

Provides after-school and summer program opportunities to Chicago high school teens. Chicago Teens participate in high-quality, hands-on, project-based apprenticeship and internship programs in various content areas, including the arts, communications and leadership, sports, and STEM. Eligible teens receive stipends for completion of program requirements.

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  • Please call 312-742-4182. *Service providers may send referrals via Unite Us.
Youth Violence Prevention Resources:

Our Youth Violence Prevention Services section offers resources and information on violence prevention programs and services, including after-school programs, mentorship programs, and community outreach. Whether you're a young person looking for support and guidance, or a concerned parent, educator, or community member seeking to prevent youth violence, our guide can help you find the resources you need to make a difference.

NEW LIFE CENTERS OF CHICAGOLAND

Provides mentoring and group programming to youth (ages 12-24) who are at risk of becoming involved in the criminal justice system. Group programming includes trauma informed peace circles, adventure play therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and sports based programming. They also offer a pop-up food pantry at New Life Church at 4155 S. Rockwell St. on Tuesdays from 4:30-6:30pm.

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  • Please call 312-736-2466. *Service providers may send referrals via UniteUs.
Financial Support Resources

Our Financial Support services section provides resources and information on financial assistance programs, including government programs, non-profit organizations, and community resources. Whether you're struggling with debt, facing financial hardship, or seeking information on how to manage your finances, our guide can help you find the resources you need to get back on track and achieve financial stability.

SINAI COMMUNITY INSTITUTE

Provides assistance completing applications for the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) supplemental nutrition assistance program. Is also distributing baby formula, baby food, diapers, and wipes to support families impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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  • For WIC assistance, please call 773-257-6216. For more information about baby care item distribution, please call Share Our Space at 312-877-5884. *Service providers may send referrals via UniteUs.
MIDWEST ASIAN HEALTH ASSOCIATION

Provides assistance to help people learn about and apply for their health insurance options.

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GREATER CHICAGO FOOD DEPOSITORY

Provides assistance with applying for Medicaid insurance benefits and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Can also help individuals determine whether they may be eligible for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) benefits, the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), and tax credits (EITC).

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LADDER UP

Offers free tax preparation services, financial coaching, and assistance completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) college financial aid application. Can also assist taxpayers in applying for and renewing an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN). Offers a Legal Tax Clinic for low-income individuals and families who have a controversy with the IRS or Illinois Department of Revenue.

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  • Please call 312-409-1555. *Service providers may send referrals via UniteUs.
BRIGHTON PARK NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL – PUBLIC BENEFITS ENROLLMENT

Offers support applying for health insurance benefits and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Additionally assists eligible households in reconnecting or paying for gas, propane, electricity, and/or water through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP).

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  • Please call 773-523-7110. *Service providers may send referrals via UniteUs.
BRIGHTON PARK NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL – SUCCESS AND STABILITY PROGRAM

Provides comprehensive case management services and financial coaching to help families at risk of homelessness find stable housing and increase financial stability.

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  • Please call 773-492-0990. *Service providers may send referrals via UniteUs.
BRIGHTON PARK NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL – FINANCIAL SERVICES

Offers financial coaching, rental counseling, eviction and foreclosure prevention support, and counseling for home buyers.

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  • Please call 773-523-7110. *Service providers may send referrals via UniteUs.
Job Training and Employment Resources:

Our Job Training and Employment Resources section offers resources and information on job training programs, employment services, and career development resources. Whether you're a recent graduate looking to start your career, an experienced professional seeking to further your skills, or someone looking to re-enter the workforce, our guide can help you find the resources you need to achieve your career goals. From resume-building workshops to job placement services, our guide can connect you with the tools and resources you need to succeed in the job market.

WORKING TOGETHER CHICAGO

A program of Center for Independence Through Conductive Education, Working Together Chicago provides employment support for young adults with disabilities. Services include employment development and placement, short-term job coaching, and long-term mentoring.

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PODER

Provides one-on-one job counseling for individuals who are searching for employment or interested in learning new skills that will help them find a job. Additionally offers training programs including English as a Second Language (ESL) classes, customer service training, and programs that prepare individuals for careers in banking and insurance sales. All services are free.

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  • For training programs, please call 312-226-2002. *Service providers may send referrals via Unite Us.
MUJERES LATINAS EN ACCIÓN

Offers Empresarias del Futuro, an educational training program in Spanish for women interested in beginning or expanding their small business.

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  • Please call their Brighton Park office location at 773-890-8620.
GREATER CHICAGO FOOD DEPOSITORY

Offers two customer service and food industry job training programs and two training programs for jobs in warehouses and supply chain industries. All programs provide paid training and a completion bonus.

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  • Please call 773-247-3663. *Service providers may send referrals via Unite Us.

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