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1801 West Taylor Street , Suite 3, Chicago, IL 60612
UI Health - Outpatient Care Center - Two-Generation Clinic offers social workers that work closely with doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals to help address the personal, family, and social problems that may arise from or affect one's health needs and medical care.

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4700 South California Avenue, Chicago, IL 60632
Mujeres Latinas en Acción offers the only leadership program that is designed for Spanish-speaking immigrant survivors of sexual and domestic violence. Participants develop leadership skills and self-confidence, and identify community issues and advocate for change.

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7225 South Yale Avenue, Chicago, IL 60621
N' the Spirit Transformational Living provides a Recovery Home for Women who are struggling with alcohol/substance abuse disorders, mental health, or low self-esteem, or are victims of domestic violence or sexual abuse. Their holistic approach includes 12 step programs and other means of recovery that may include medication assistance treatment (MAT). They also provide spirituality, recovery support services, low-impact aerobics, and sober fun activities that help women build a strong, stable foundation in recovery.

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Online Only, Joliet, IL 60434

Offers support services aimed to empower women including: health education, vocational training, and information on community resources

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United Way of the Midlands
955 West Cermak Road , 2nd Floor, Chicago, IL 60608
The Child Link Transitional Living Program has been established with the goal of supplying young adult women, who will soon be aging out of the system, with the skills needed for self-sufficiency and independence. The program teaches resourcefulness through practical hands-on learning techniques emphasizing the development of educational, vocational, financial, domestic, and personal safety skills. The young women are first financially supported by Child Link, then they are encouraged to open bank accounts and support themselves.

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