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Common Winter Injuries and How to Avoid Them
Cold weather brings unique risks. Learn about common winter injuries—like slips, frostbite, and hypothermia—and get practical tips to stay safe this season.
Managing Seasonal Depression This Winter
Feeling more tired, down, or disconnected in winter? You’re not alone. Explore what seasonal depression is and how compassionate care at PCH can help.
Why Experiencing Homelessness Doesn’t Mean You Can’t Have Healthcare
There are many factors that can contribute to an individual experiencing unstable housing. These can include lack of affordable housing, new or complex medical concerns, or having outstanding debts.
What Is Health Care for the Homeless?
Health Care for the Homeless began in the 1980s and today helps nearly one million people. At Pillars Community Health, we bring this program to life locally with BEDS Plus.
Pillars Community Health to Host Summit Community Health Fair on Wednesday, November 19, 2025
Countryside, IL— Pillars Community Health (PCH) invites community members to attend the Summit Community Health Fair on Wednesday, November 19, 2025, from 4:00 – 8:00 p.m. at Valladolid Banquet Hall in Summit. The fair will connect residents with resources and services in a supportive, private environment.
Pillars Community Health Names Lisa LoBianco as New President and CEO
Countryside, IL – October 14, 2025 – The Board of Directors of Pillars Community Health is pleased to announce the appointment of Lisa LoBianco as the…
The Effects of Witnessing Domestic Violence on Children and Teens
Each year, millions of children and teens witness domestic violence. Learn how exposure to abuse can affect their health and development—and how support can help them heal.
Understanding the Signs of Violence in Relationships
Violence in relationships isn’t always easy to recognize. Learn the signs of abuse, its impact on health and daily life, and where to find confidential support.
What I Learned as A Buddy’s Place Volunteer
At Buddy’s Place, I’ve seen how even small moments of connection can help families navigate grief and find comfort together.