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5800 North Lincoln Avenue, Unit C, Chicago, IL 60659
Ethiopian Community Association of Chicago (ECAC) advocates for the rights and well-being of the refugee and migrant community across the Chicago area. Services include:One-Stop Assistance: Immediate support for newcomers to navigate their new lives with confidence through their welcoming center. Includes healthcare guidance, school enrollment support, and immediate stabilization needs.Case Management: Continued long-term assistance for individuals with complex needs to ensure lasting stability and success. Includes individualized success plans, long-term stabilization support, and economic independence coaching.Access & Referrals: Serving as a central hub for linkage to vital public benefits and specialized community resources. Includes access to public benefits, specialized medical referrals, and linkage to community partners.

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211 Metro Chicago
5800 North Lincoln Avenue, Chicago, IL 60659

Serves the cultural, psychological, and socio-economic needs of Ethiopians in Chicago and the surrounding areas. Also supports other African, Asian, Middle Eastern and Eastern European refugee populations who seek assistance services.

Services include:

- Refugee Reception and Placement.

- Preferred Communities Program.

- Illinois Welcoming Center Program.

- Illinois Access to Justice (A2J) Program.

- Southern Border Arrivals Program.

- IFSP Cash Assistance Program.

- Employment Training and Services.

- Matching Grant Program.

- Electromechanical Assembly Training Program.

- English as a Second Language (ESL).

- Citizenship and Immigration Services.

- Ethiopian Cultural Museum and Education.

- Children and Youth Services.

- Open Computer Lab.

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United Way of the Midlands
4822 North Broadway, 3rd Floor, Chicago, IL 60640
Heartland Human Care Services' Refugee & Immigrant Community Services (RICS) partners with refugees, asylees, immigrants, and survivors of trafficking to address their needs by connecting them to their new community, providing education and employment services, and helping them succeed in their new country.

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211 Metro Chicago