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Substance Use in Teens and Adolescents
National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week (NDAFW) is an opportunity to share facts, reduce stigma, and support teens in making informed decisions about substance use.
Understanding Teen Dating Violence
Teen dating violence often goes unrecognized—yet it affects young people ages 12–18 across all communities. Understanding the signs and risk factors is an important step in keeping teens safe and supported.
Pillars Community Health Expands Youth Mental Health First Aid Training to Strengthen Suicide Prevention Efforts and Youth Well-Being
Pillars Community Health is expanding Youth Mental Health First Aid training to equip adults with the skills to recognize and respond to mental health challenges, substance use concerns, and suicide warning signs in young people. The evidence-based program strengthens early intervention, reduces stigma, and supports youth well-being across suburban Cook County.
Honoring a Legacy of Care: Angela Curran Named 2026 Power of One Award Recipient
At the 2026 All In For PCH Gala, Pillars Community Health will honor former President and CEO Angela Curran with the Power of One Award, recognizing her decades of leadership and commitment to whole-person care.
All In For PCH: Join Us February 21 for Our Annual Gala Supporting Access to Care
All In For PCH returns Friday, February 21, bringing our community together for an evening of connection and philanthropy in support of access to whole-person care. Join us at the Chicago Marriott Southwest at Burr Ridge for dinner, entertainment, and opportunities to support the services our communities rely on.
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.
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