South Suburban PADS North Tier

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About South Suburban PADS North Tier

Emergency Shelter Network
Services provided : lodging, hot breakfast and dinner and a sack lunch; transportation
Country Club Hills Wellness Center (CCHWC) – permanent supportive housing
They provide : full commercial kitchen, computer lab, community room, conference room and class room space.
Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP)
Permanent supportive housing program which operates 2 buildings with 6 units total.
Families First Permanent
Permanent supportive housing program providing case management and supportive services
Family First Pilot (FFP)
Provides housing vouchers through the HACC and case management
Project WISH
Rapid Re-housing program providing case management and supportive services.
Project W-Chance
Permanent supportive housing providing long-term housing assistance and case management
Project WIN
Permanent supportive housing program providing supportive services
Southland Center for Children and Families (SCCF)
Provides supportive services for those involved with DCFS or at risk of being involved with them.
Re-Entry Program
Provides case management, rental and utility assistance, transportation
The HUB
Referral network providing assistance with food, clothing, shelter and other basic needs
Culinary Arts
Provides cooking classes where individuals learn to make nutritious meals on a tight budget
Other services:
• Intensive Case Management
• Employment Services
• Life Skills Training and Coaching
• Behavioral/Mental Health Services
• Substance Abuse Services
• Health & Wellness Program
• Children and Youth Services
• Referrals
Emergency Shelter Network
Homeless individuals and families

Country Club Hills Wellness Center (CCHWC)
homeless individuals and families

Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP)
homeless individuals and families though it’s fitting for families eligible for a subsidy and can benefit from supportive services

Families First Permanent
homeless families with disabilities

Family First Pilot (FFP)
homeless families with children at school-age

Project WISH
single homeless individuals

Project W-Chance
chronically homeless individuals

Project WIN
individuals and families who were released from a medical or mental health facility

Southland Center for Children and Families (SCCF)
Families
Re-Entry Program
individuals who were formerly incarcerated in jail or prison

The HUB
Homeless individuals

Culinary Arts
Everyone in need

Location and contact

Address

10037 S Ridgeland Ave, Oak Lawn, IL 60453, USA

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Contact

Who this program serves

People served

  • Women
  • Women with kids
  • Men
  • Family
  • People with Disabilities
  • Homeless Individuals with Mental Illness

Services and accommodation

Shelter type

Emergency Shelter

Housing options

  • Supportive
  • Permanent

Services provided

  • Case Management
  • Computers/Internet
  • Counseling
  • Housing Search Assistance
  • Linkage to Community Resources
  • Referral Services
  • Rent/Mortgage
  • Supportive Services
  • Transportation
  • Utilities

Meals

  • Breakfast
  • Dinner

Employment services

  • employment retention
  • employment search assistance
  • employment training
  • Employment Training and Placement

Training and classes

Life Skills

Treatment and health support

Treatment Services for Substance Abuse

Additional information

Organization or management details

Doug Kenshol, Executive Director

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