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Address: 2550 W North Ave

Chicago, IL 60647

Phone: 7732785669

www.bickerdike.org

information@bickerdike.org

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Bickerdike Redevelopment Corporation is a member-based non-profit community development corporation serving the communities of West Town, Humboldt Park, Logan Square and Hermosa.

Founded in 1967 by local residents and institutions, Bickerdike has a long history of successfully applying an innovative and multifaceted approach to revitalizing these communities. Through mission-driven affordable housing development, preservation, property and asset management, economic development with a focus on jobs, comprehensive community planning and project implementation, grassroots leadership development and youth engagement, Bickerdike improves the quality of life for, and with, low and moderate income residents and the neighborhoods in which they live.

For information on available or waiting list for affordable housing, contact Bickerdike Apartments at 773.227.6332.

Join us in our work in affordable housing and community development by becoming a member.

Address: 2739-41 W Division Street

Chicago, IL 60622

Phone: 7733428023

prcc-chgo.org

info@prcc-chgo.org

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The Puerto Rican Cultural Center is a community-based, grassroots, educational, health and cultural services organization founded on the principles of self-determination, self-actualization and self-sufficiency that is activist-oriented.

Our programs include an HIV and STD education and prevention program, a bilingual-bicultural daycare, an award-winning alternative high school, a young women’s literacy program, a community library and information center, an obesity prevention program as well as sponsoring three major annual events – a community parade, the Midwest’s largest Latino musical festival, a haunted community strip, and a winter festival.

Born in the period following the 1966 Division Street riots, the PRCC addresses fundamental needs in the Puerto Rican/Latino communities of Humboldt Park, Logan Square and Hermosa Park.

Presently, we partner with over 75 community, university, local businesses, corporate, municipal, state and federal entities to raise awareness of obstacles in the way of the community’s stability and well-being.

Over the course of our existence, our programs and affiliates have graduated thousands of community residents, trained dozens of adolescent peers, helped bridge the digital divide in a culturally relevant manner, and imbued hundreds of potential young community leaders with an incipient, holistic vision of community wellness and stability.

Address: 3620 W Chicago Ave

Chicago, IL 60651

Phone: 7733420036

www.whpdevelopmentcouncil.net

tom@whpdevelopmentcouncil.net

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MISSION:

West Humboldt Park Development Council’s Mission is to work collaboratively to develop, implement and sustain processes that improve the quality of life for people, families and businesses in the West Humboldt Park community.

VISION:

To promote and improve the quality of life for the people and businesses in our community, WHPDC will take a leadership role to:

• Promote safety and advocate for residents , families, and neighborhood support programs
• Advocate for community growth and sustainability
• Encourage business attraction, development, retention and growth

For more information about WHPDC’s economic development, community development, Healthy Community Initiative and the West Humboldt Park Special Service Area #63 see our website.

Address: 2401 W North Avenue

Chicago, IL 60647

www.also-chicago.org

also@also-chicago.org

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Incorporated in 1998, ALSO was created to coordinate services for youth and families in the Logan Square community on Chicago’s Northwest Side. Becoming aware of the devastating impact of community violence on those families ALSO began to take action by implementing prevention programs to end street violence.

However, violence is pervasive and spans beyond the streets. In 2007, ALSO expanded its violence prevention and intervention efforts to include intimate partner violence. By working to end violence more broadly, ALSO began to see connections between violence on the streets and violence in the home.

Today, ALSO works both locally and nationally to end violence. By expanding its reach, ALSO informs its national work from a local perspective and brings knowledge and best practices from around the country to our neighborhoods in Chicago.

Café Teatro Batey Urbano is a cultural space/youth center for action and reflection for Puerto Rican/Latino youth. It seeks to create meaningful linkages between universities and the community based on grassroots activism. Premised on the notion that our memories (our history) is the source of our imagination, Batey Urbano is a space for critical expression through spoken word, poetry, dancing, music, painting, and writing. This is achieved by fusing cultural expression and technology as means of organizing in creative ways, our work builds on the human and social capital of our community to develop youth leadership in our many programs and projects. We seek to allow for holistic multi-dimensional programming that includes multi-media technology, asset assessment and community involvement.

Address: 1620 N Pulaski Rd Fl 2

Chicago, IL 60639

Phone: 7732271135

blockclubfederation.org

maggie@blockclubfederation.org

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Currently serving the communities of Humboldt Park, Hermosa Village and Logan Square. A multifaceted organization that focuses on issues related to youth and seniors. Programs, services and events are available free of charge to anyone.

Address: 1343 N California Ave

Chicago, IL 60622

Phone: 7736452475

www.casacentral.org

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As the largest social service organization serving Hispanics in the Midwest, Casa Central provides more than 20 programs for children, families, and seniors throughout Chicago. We build communities one family at a time, as we have been since 1954.

Address: 1603 W Taylor

Chicago, IL 60612

Phone: 3129968775

cureviolence.org

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Cure Violence is guided by clear understandings that violence is a health issue, that individuals and communities can change for the better, that community partners and strategic partnerships are keys to success, and that rigorous, scientific, professional ways of working are essential for effectiveness.

Address: PO Box 477916

Chicago, IL 60647

Phone: 7734899081

www.cawc.org

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Committed to ending domestic violence using a self-help, empowerment approach. Provides a shelter for women and children, and counseling, advocacy, and a 24-hour hotline for people affected by domestic violence. Works for social change through education, service collaboration and institutional advocacy.

Address: 700 N Sacramento Blvd Suite 210

Chicago, IL 60612

Phone: 7738260739

www.chicagocommons.org

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Chicago Commons’ mission is to partner with individuals, families, and communities to overcome poverty, discrimination, and isolation.

Taylor Center for New Experiences
Child care programs for ages 2 to 5
1633 N. Hamlin Ave.
Chicago, IL 60647
Phone: (773) 227-8551

Adult Education & Training Center
Adult basic education, GED preparation, ESL, computer lab, and job readiness skills
3441 W. Chicago Ave.
Chicago, IL 60651
Phone: (773) 826-0739

Nia Family Center
Child care and after school programs for birth to 12
744 N. Monticello Ave.
Chicago, IL 60624
Phone: (773) 722-0115