Bereavement Support for Mothers Experiencing Stillbirth - Empowerment Youth Leadership Academy - Main Office
Resource Name:Bereavement Support for Mothers Experiencing Stillbirth - Empowerment Youth Leadership Academy - Main Office
Eligibility
Mothers experiencing stillbirth
Hours
Mon 9:30am - 4:00pm
Tue 9:30am - 4:00pm
Wed 9:30am - 4:00pm
Thu 9:30am - 4:00pm
Fri 9:30am - 4:00pm
(888) 469-3952
Voice
Languages
English
Application process
Contact (888) 469-3952 or [email protected] to request assistance or for additional information.
Fees
Free
Service area
Cook County, IL
Empowerment Youth Leadership Academy's (EYLA) "Embrace Your Little Angel" initiative is the heart of their mission. Founded from the personal and profound loss of stillbirth, they are dedicated to providing a sanctuary of support, resources, and understanding for mothers and families navigating this devastating journey. They believe that no one should walk this path alone.Their comprehensive support system is designed to address the immediate emotional, practical, and financial burdens that families face. From the moment of loss through the ongoing journey of grief, EYLA is here to provide a compassionate hand to hold and a community that understands.
Date of Last Formal Update
10/08/2026
Data provided by
211 Metro Chicago
Providing organization
Empowerment Youth Leadership Academy
Empowerment Youth Leadership Academy (EYLA) is a Chicago-based nonprofit organization dedicated to building stronger communities through education, career development, and compassionate family support. Founded and led by Executive Director Samika Baskerville, EYLA operates two core programs: the Workforce Development Program - which provides free career training and certifications for youth and adults - and Embrace Your Little Angel - a stillbirth and infant loss support program that offers grieving families free cremation assistance, grief counseling, memorial keepsakes, and postpartum care. EYLA believes that every person deserves access to opportunity and every family deserves support in their darkest moments.
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