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Recent Press Releases
Pillars Community Health to Host Annual Gala: All In For PCH on February 22, 2025
Countryside, IL— Are you ready to go all in for a cause that transforms lives? Join Pillars Community Health (PCH) for an unforgettable evening of celebration, support, and giving back at All In For PCH!
DVAM 2024: Heal, Hold, & Center
October marks National Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM), a time to come together as a community to raise awareness, honor survivors, and support those impacted by domestic violence.
Pillars Community Health Opens New Integrated Health Center at 321 N. La Grange Road
Pillars Community Health is excited to announce the official opening of its new state-of-the-art integrated health center at 321 N. La Grange Road in La Grange Park, Illinois.
Pillars Community Health Celebrates the Re-Opening of Constance Morris House with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
LaGrange, IL—Pillars Community Health is proud to announce the reopening of Constance Morris House, our domestic violence shelter, after its first complete renovation since the 1970s. To commemorate this significant milestone, a ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held on June 27, 2024.
Pillars Community Health Statement on Recent Domestic Violence Incidents in Tinley Park, Downers Grove, and Surrounding Areas
In the wake of recent domestic violence incidents that have deeply affected our community in Tinley Park, Downers Grove, and the surrounding areas over the…
Pillars Community Health to Honor Linda Moran with Power of One Award at “All In For PCH” Gala
Countryside, ILL- Pillars Community Health (PCH) is pleased to announce the recipient of the esteemed Power of One Award for 2024, Linda Moran, MS, LCPC,…
Story Ideas and Style Notes
Pillars Community Health’s CEO and senior leadership staff are available for interviews.
Style Guide Notes:
- Say “people living with mental illness,” not “the mentally ill.”
- Say “people with substance use disorders,” not “addicts.”
- Say “people with diabetes,” not “diabetics.”
- Note: Suicide is not really the cause of death, it’s the means. More than 90 percent of the time, a mental illness leads to the suicide.
- Click here for additional mental health terminology.
- Click here for additional substance use-related terminology from the Associated Press.
- Read this editorial from our Board President Zada Clarke regarding language that perpetuates stigma.