Blowitz-Ridgeway Foundation

For General Operating Support of this free health care center which provides uninsured and low-income individuals in Chicago with primary, dental, specialty care, medication, mental health, and lab services, as well as health education, Telehealth, etc.

For General Operating Support. CAWC's comprehensive domestic violence services include crisis intervention, shelter, safety planning/assessment, legal and medical advocacy, individual and group counseling for survivors of domestic violence in Chicago.

For General Operating Support to provide emergency shelter, transitional housing, rapid rehousing, case management, meals, financial assistance, access to health care, etc. for individuals who are homeless in Chicago, shelters in the west side and Pilsen.

For General Operating Support of the Kovler Center, which provide critical trauma-informed services to individuals, unaccompanied children, and families affected by forced migration, now residing in Chicago and surrounding Cook County suburbs.

For General Operating Support. KAN-WIN serves Asian American domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in Chicago and suburbs. Programs include multi-lingual crisis hotline, legal clinic, advocacy, transitional housing, emergency hotel stay, etc.

For General Operating Support. Programs and Services include Prevention (emergency funds), Street Outreach, Emergency Shelter, Rapid Rehousing, Permanent Supportive Housing, and Supportive Services for homeless individuals/families in south suburban Cook.

For General Operating Support. Deborah's Place provides housing and comprehensive supportive services to chronically homeless women in Chicago. Services include Interim/Permanent Supportive Housing, comprehensive support services, case management, etc.

For Bonaventure House, a transitional housing program for formerly homeless adults living with HIV/AIDS in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood. Program provides therapeutic/supportive services such as case management, recovery services, etc.

For General Operating Support. Apna Ghar provides comprehensive culturally competent services, outreach and advocacy services to immigrant and non-immigrant women experiencing domestic violence and other gender violence in Chicago.

For General Operating Support. Beds provides housing and stabilization services to individuals and families in Southwest Suburban Cook County who are homeless. Programs and services include prevention, housing for families, street outreach, etc.

For Health Programming. BSA currently offers onsite HIV/STI testing along with medical referrals for a variety of care, linkage to PrEP (HIV prevention medication), and educational materials as well as early intervention/prevention, treatment, support.

For General Operating Support. Bridge Communities' programs aim to transition homeless families in DuPage County to self -sufficiency byworking with partners to provide mentoring, housing, and supportive services.

For General Operating Support. ChicagoCAC provides child survivors of sexual abuse in Chicago with comprehensive services 24/7 year-round. Services include Advocacy and Investigative Services, Clinical Services, and Education, Outreach and Prevention.

For the Youth Futures Legal Clinic, which provides legal aid and representation to students and youth experiencing homelessness in Chicago. Services include assistance with accessing public benefits, identification documents, legal needs and more.

Immigrant Funders Collaborative

For Behavioral Health and Clinical Services Program, which offers uninsured individuals and families in Chicago's Armour Square, Bridgeport area with mental health screening and assessment, individual, couples and/or family counseling and intervention.

For the Family Housing Program, a transitional housing program for homeless families with children in Lake County. Families must demonstrate the potential to obtain permanent housing in 12-18 months by adhering to a structured plan with specific goals.

For General Operating Support. They provide individuals and families in Chicago with Permanent Supportive Housing, clinical case management, supportive services (e.g. health care, life skills training), housing location, education and advocacy.

For General Operating Support. FHPC provides a medical home for the uninsured in McHenry County. They provide primary care, lab tests, pharmacy, dental, mental health therapy, case management services and onsite medical care at 2 area homeless shelters.

For General Operating Support of comprehensive services for domestic violence survivors and their children in Chicago's south side. Services include crisis intervention, supportive housing, individual and group counseling, financial literacy, etc.

For General Operating Support. HOS provides women and their children who are homelessness in McHenry County with shelter, transitional housing, counseling, specialized case management, and employment assistance.

For General Operating. They provide people experiencing homelessness in west suburban Cook with emergency shelter, interim housing, permanent housing, rapid rehousing, medical/legal clinics, case management, employment readiness, and medical respite.

For Broadway Youth Center, a drop-in center for LGBTQ and unstably housed youth in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood, with services in the south side. They provides comprehensive low barrier medical care, behavioral health services, resource advocacy etc.

For General Operating Support. Ignite provides homeless youth, age 14-24, in Bronzeville neighborhood with comprehensive services, such as emergency & transitional housing, Street/Community Outreach, case management,employment support, aftercare, etc.

For General Operating Support of the Angel Harvey Family Clinic, which provides medical, dental, optometry, therapeutic, and behavioral health services, and child development for low-income, uninsured families in Chicago.

For General Operating Support. The Clinic is a pediatric health clinic & medical home, providing medical, dental, behavioral health services and social support services for children in the west side of Chicago, or near western Cook/DuPage County.

For General Operating Support to provide shelter, social services and affordable housing to individuals and families experiencing homelessness in north/northwest suburban Cook County. Supportive services include Emergency Shelter, Interim Housing, etc.

For General Operating Support. LCN serves youth and families facing homelessness in Chicago's west and southwest communities. Services include emergency shelter, rapid rehousing, transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, counseling, etc.

For General Operating Support. Lake County Haven provides women and their children who are homeless with shelter, transitional housing, counseling, mental health support, access to medical care, life-skills training, and more.

Tenant Supportive Services

For General Operating Support. Lazarus House provides emergency shelter, and transitional living for homeless individuals/families in Kane County. Services include case management, food, education/employment coaching, linkages to medical/dental. etc.

For General Operating Support. The agency operates Maria's Shelter, a 50-bed interim shelter for women/children; Believe is a 50-bed interim facility for families in South Chicago; and Vincennes Senior Center for low-income seniors in Englewood.

For General Operating Support. Mobile Care provides no-cost medical/preventative care, education, and support to low-income children and families within their neighborhoods aboard mobile medical clinics. Vans are retrofitted to provide care.

For General Operating Support. Mutual Ground is the only service provider of domestic and sexual violence services in Aurora and Kane County. Services include emergency shelter, counseling, 24-hour crisis hotline, hospital and legal advocacy, etc.

For General Operating Support, serving young mothers and their children in need of housing stability in Chicago and near western suburbs. Programs include housing and support, job training, classroom training, home-based parent coaching, etc.

For General Operating Support. Funds will be used towards programs and comprehensive services for individuals facing homelessness in Chicago. Programs include Permanent Supportive Housing, Integrated Health Services, Housing System Navigation, etc.

For General Operating Support. Hunger is often connected to unemployment, homelessness, and mental health, the Pantry provides groceries and social services to Chicago's Lakeview area. Services include, job training and search, access to healthcare etc.

For General Operating Support. Funds will support job training, skills building and employment placement, and housing placement for homeless individuals, youth, veterans, and individuals with families in Chicago's south side communities.

For General Operating Support. The Center provides housing and services to families who are homeless in Chicago's Austin and Englewood neighborhoods. Services include comprehensive behavioral/mental health treatment which addresses trauma experienced.

For General Operating Support. They provide health, hunger and housing services to low-income individuals and families in Chicago's South Suburbs. Programs include a food pantry, SNAP outreach, homelessness prevention, housing counseling, etc.

For General Operating Support of women who are homeless/at-risk of being homeless in Chicago's Uptown neighborhood. Services include Daytime Support Center, Clinical Services, Interim Housing, Permanent Supportive Housing, case management and referrals.

For General Operating Support. Sarah's Inn provides comprehensive services to survivors of domestic violence in near west suburban Cook County and westside of Chicago. Programs include individual and group counseling, and legal advocacy, etc.

For Reaching the Remaining Uninsured & Keeping the Newly Insured in Coverage Project. Funding will help insure the remaining uninsured and keep the newly insured in coverage in IL through trainings, technical assistance, public education and outreach.

For General Operating Support. The residential recovery program serves women who have recently been released from prison, mental health facility or hospital in Chicago's west side. Services include intensive substance abuse treatment, primary health, etc.

For General Operating Support. SSCOH works exclusively as a provider of supportive services to Independence House, a 25-unit Permanent Supportive Housing unit in Chicagos North Lawndale community for chronically unhoused women with disabling conditions.

For General Operating Support of Grace House and St. Leonard's Ministries, which assists formerly incarcerated women and men in Cook County work to improve critical areas of their lives and achieve successful reentry.

For General Operating Support. Access to Care enables low-income uninsured individuals, or individuals with high deductibles, in Suburban Cook County and northwest Chicago, to receive basic health care services.

For The Pharmacy Program, which provides medications for low-income, uninsured, under-insured Chicago residents who experience barriers to health care. Funds would be used to purchase needed medications not available through donations or wholesale.

For General Operating Support of its programs which provide immediate, stable and safe housing to homeless young people and young mothers with children in north and northwest suburban Cook County .Services include emergency shelter, trauma informed, etc.

For the Housing Advocacy Program, which works to increase the number of housing units available to survivors of domestic violence in the Chicago area. Funds will be used toward support for an attorney and housing assessor.

For the Emergency Shelter, which provides safe refuge for women and their children fleeing domestic violence in McHenry County. They provide comprehensive services including safety planning, counseling, legal advocacy, parent resources, access to food etc

For General Operating Support of this free health care clinic which provides comprehensive medical and dental care through volunteer doctors, dentists, and specialty physicians in Will/Grundy Counties. Services include lab tests, medications, etc.

For Comprehensive Counseling Program. The Program provides trauma informed individual/group counseling services in English and Spanish to low-income youth in Cicero, Berwyn, and Lyons in schools and in community settings.

For Bridges, a Long-Term Supportive Housing Program for survivors of domestic violence and their children in Evanston/northeast Cook County. Participants staying at the 16-unit building receive supportive services such as individual/group counseling, etc.

For General Operating Support. ZCenter provides comprehensive services for survivors of sexual violence and abuse in Lake County. Services include a 24-hour hotline, trauma informed counseling, medical and legal advocacy, prevention education, etc.

For Behavioral Health Services, which provides comprehensive trauma-informed counseling services in schools and at a community-based center, substance abuse treatment, crisis intervention counseling for at-risk youth from low-income families in Chicago.

For the Supportive Housing for the Homeless Program, which serves new residents in its Permanent Supportive Housing communities in Chicago. Services include tailored case management, physical and mental health referrals, onsite mental health, etc.

For the Housing Services, which addresses multiple housing needs of individuals and families in north suburban Cook County. Services include Rapid Rehousing/Transitional Housing Program, case management, emergency rental/mortgage assistance, etc.

For General Operating Support. Anew provides comprehensive, coordinated services in south suburban Cook County to families experiencing domestic violence. Services include 24-hour hotline, emergency shelter, court advocacy, counseling, etc.

For General Operating Support. AAHAA links underserved individuals in need of healthcare with healthcare providers in the rural area of northwest Lake County. Funds will be used for Network Nurse Program.

For Conducting Mental Health Needs Assessments for two EMHSP (Expanded Mental Health Services Programs) Areas. The assessments will identify the unmet mental health needs and define services to be provided at the incoming community mental health center.

For the Evaluation and Treatment Fund which provides medical and psychological evaluations, individual, family and group psychotherapy, and medication management for low-income families in community-based settings in Chicago and Cook County area.

For General Operating Support to provide safety, hope and services to victims of domestic violence in the south Cook County suburbs through emergency, interim and transitional housing; individual and group counseling; legal and medical advocacy, etc.

For Intergenerational Housing Program, which provides supportive affordable intergenerational housing for low-income seniors in Chicago. Seniors live in family-like communal living residences with private rooms.

For Transforming School Health Services, which will expand equitable access to comprehensive, coordinated and sustainable school-based physical and mental health services for low-income children in CPS and surrounding collar counties.

For the Housing Program, which provides individuals/families in Chicago who are experiencing homelessness with access to housing/rental support. Program includes transitional, permanent supportive housing, rapid rehousing, intensive case management, etc.

For the Homeless Outreach Program (HOP). HOP provides trauma-informed legal care to individuals who are unhoused/at risk of becoming unhoused in Chicago. The Program works closely with shelters, behavioral health, and medical care providers, and others.

For PADS' emergency shelter, day center and supportive services for at-risk and homeless individuals and families in McHenry County. Services include case management, vocational training, life skills training, child care, transportation, etc.

For General Operating Support. FSS provides comprehensive services for survivors of domestic violence in DuPage County. Services include an emergency shelter, trauma informed counseling, case management, court advocacy, outreach, 24/7 hotline, etc.

For the Chicago Donated Dental Services Program for Chicago area residents. The Program works with volunteer dentists to provide comprehensive dental care to elderly, disabled/medically fragile who are unable to afford dental treatment.

For General Operating Support. They provide stabilization, Housing, and Empowerment programs to underserved low/ moderate income populations in the NW Suburban Cook County who are experiencing housing instability, homelessness, and/or food insecurity.

For the Social Services Program, which supports families in DuPage County who are experiencing crises and at risk of homelessness. The Center provides direct financial assistance such as rent, security deposits.

For the Health Clinic which provides access to medical, mental health, and case management of low-income residents in the Back of the Yards neighborhood in Chicago. Funding will help expand/enhance the services such as adding an extra clinic day.

For General Operating Support. Revive provides homeless individuals in Chicago with housing and supportive services, such as Permanent Supportive Housing, and Housing with Support Services.

For Family Intervention Services for underserved/under-resourced young people and families within suburban Chicago/Cook County. Services include evaluation and treatment plan, group therapy, parenting support and coaching, and community seminars, etc.

For the New Horizons Program which provides Veterans in McHenry County who are homeless with housing services including a 20-bed transitional housing shelter, counseling, case management, employment assistance, housing assistance and food assistance.

For the Oral Health Care Program for Low-Income Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities at the Adult Residential Services in the west suburbs of Chicago. The Program includes exams, cleanings, x-rays, filings, extractions, crowns, etc.

For Mental Health Counseling Services, which provides low-income youth, ages 8-22, in Evanston/Skokie with school-based year-round therapeutic and preventative services. Services include trauma-informed care, crisis intervention, family, counseling, etc.