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We want to make it easy for you to quickly find care. You only need to dial one phone number: 708-PILLARS (708-745-5277) to gain access to a variety of services. And if we can't help, we'll put you in touch with someone who can.
- 24-hour, confidential domestic violence hotline:
708-485-5254 - 24-hour, confidential sexual assault hotline:
708-482-9600
Our Services
Yes, you are welcome here
We proudly represent and serve diverse communities in the western and southwestern suburbs of Chicago. Our caring, compassionate staff sees cultural differences as ASSETS. You are welcome regardless of your language, your race, your sexual orientation, your ability to pay, or any other factor.
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24-hour, confidential domestic violence hotline
(708-745-5277)
Main number/24-hour crisis line
24-hour, confidential sexual assault hotline
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Upcoming Events
Youth Mental Health First Aid Training
Learn how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges in young people ages 12–18. This free, nationally certified class includes 2 hours of online pre-work followed by an in-person session. Lunch provided.
60-Hour Domestic and Sexual Violence Training
This training prepares individuals to support survivors of domestic and sexual violence through trauma-informed, survivor-centered services. It is a foundational requirement for professionals and volunteers who work in crisis response, advocacy, shelter support, prevention, and other direct service roles within this field.Â
Sing Out Loud: Karaoke Night for Survivors
Raise your voice—and raise awareness—at Sing Out Loud: Karaoke Night for Survivors, a powerful evening of music, community, and support. Whether you take the mic…