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24-hour support is also available:
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Mental Health Crisis Line:
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Confidential Domestic Violence Hotline:
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Confidential Sexual Assault Hotline:
708-482-9600
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Yes, you are welcome here
Estamos muy orgullosos de representar y servir a comunidades diversas en los suburbios del oeste y suroeste de Chicago. Nuestro personal atento y compasivo sabe que nuestras diferencias culturales son VENTAJAS. Eres bienvenido(a) sin importar tu lenguaje, tu raza, tu orientación sexual, tu habilidad para pagar o cualquier otro factor.
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Eventos
The Gala: Changing the Odds
Save the date for The Gala: Changing the Odds, benefiting Pillars Community Health. Tickets go on sale in November 2026.
Youth Mental Health First Aid Training
Learn how to recognize and respond when a young person may be experiencing a mental health or substance use challenge. This free, in-person training is designed for adults who regularly interact with youth ages 12–18.
Walk With a Doc
Whether you’re taking your first walk or have been active for years, everyone is welcome. Come walk, learn, connect, and discover how small steps can lead to lasting health.