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The Clinical Committee, Steering Committee, and Family Centered Services meet the third Wednesday of every month at 9:00am at McNeal Hospital, 3249 S. Oak Park in Berwyn; phone Ron Melka at (708) 783-9100. |
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LAN Contacts |
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Co-Conveners:
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Patricia Seghers Pillars 6918 Windsor Avenue Berwyn, IL 60402
Phone: (708) 795-4800 ext. 3035
Fax: (708) 795-8610
E-Mail: Pseghers@pillarscommunity.org
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David Terrazino Youth In Crisis 6412 west 27th Street Berwyn, IL 60402 Phone: (708) 484-7400 Fax: (708) 484-7492
E-Mail: dterrazino@youthincrisis.info
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Liaisons/Coordinators:
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CRSA |
DCFS |
DHS/OASA |
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Paul Deutch Community & Residential Services Authority 100 N. First Street (W-101) Springfield, IL 62777 Phone: (217) 782-2438 Fax: (217) 524-1529
Toll Free: 877-541-2772
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Sharon Thames DCFS 1701 S. 1st Ave Maywood, IL 60153 Phone: (708) 338-6700 Fax: (708) 338-6413
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Carmen Townsend DHS/OASA 100 W. Randolph, 5-600 Chicago, IL 60601 Phone: (312) 814-3840 Fax: (312) 814-2419
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DHS/DMH |
IFF |
ISBE/PBIS |
Kathy Houchins Metro C & A Network Chicago Read Annex 4200 N. Oak Park Ave. Chicago, IL 60634
Phone: (773) 794-4878
E-Mail:
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Patricia Leppala-Bardell Illinois Federation of Families 21555 Gelden Road Lake Villa, IL 60046
P: (847)265-0500 F: (847)265-0501
E-Mail: plwrap@aol.com |
Diane McDonald 6530 W. 33rd Berwyn, IL 60402
Phone: (708) 997-0267 E-Mail: mcdonald025@sbcglobal.net
Bryan Bolger
P: (708)280-2414 E-Mail: bryanbolger@comcast.net
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Flex Funding Contracts - Executive Director/Contact Person |
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Pillars
Patricia Seghers 6918 Windsor Avenue Berwyn, IL 60402
Phone: (708) 795-4800 ext.3035
Fax: (708) 795-8610
E-Mail: Pseghers@pillarscommunity.org
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Prevention Resource Developer:
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Michele Chalifoux 3518 W. Division Chicago, IL 60651
Phone: (773) 292-7896
Fax: (773) 292-7712
Cell Phone: (773) 636-1070
E-Mail: mchalifoux@preventchildabuseillinois.org
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IFF Workshops - Community Workshops to Strengthen Families, Ongoing
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FY 05 Total Flex Contract Amt. |
Flex Allocation | C/A LAN - FCS | FCS Provider Name | FCS Program Name | Program Description |
| Community Care Options | $26,600.00 | $26,600.00 | 58 - Berwyn, Cicero, Oak Park, River Forest, Upper Stickney Townships | YOUTH IN CRISIS, INC. | Educational Support Services | FCS services include comprehensive community based youth services, unified delinquency intervention services, mentoring, justice system diversion program. This provider offers communication, decision-making and conflict resolution skills training to youth at risk of chronic truancy, suspensions and school dropout. |
| FAMILY SERVICE & MENTAL HEALTH CENTER OF CICERO | Parent Support Program | Parent Training Classes-a series of 8 educational sessions for parents designed to promote parental involvement in their child's education. Family Advocate Services - one-on-one supportive sessions between a counselor and family to assist families in improving their chid's educational performance. | ||||
| THE CHILDREN'S CENTER OF CICERO/BERWYN | Prevention: Teen Pregnancy & Child Abuse & Neglect (High School) | The Children's Center supports the pregnant students of Morton East High School via supplemental education during adaptive physical education classes. The educational curriculum includes: labor, delivery, nutrition, infant care, fetus development, pregnancy health care, etc. Information regarding community services, i.e., WIC, Child Support, Day Care Action Council, is shared and discussed during school hours and during home visits. Home visits allow the opportunity to support high school graduation, and facilitate homebound teachers during maternity leave, while giving individual attention to unique needs. | ||||
| COMMUNITY CARE OPTIONS | Case Management/ Safe Schools | Services include intensive outreach and case management, crisis, intervention, case consultation with other providers; psychiatric evaluations and medication monitoring, peer mentoring and advocacy through family resource developers. School age children between the ages 5-13 years who are exhibiting social, emotional and/or behavioral problems that negatively impact on their school performance and/or attendance, along with their parents are linked to other services as needs are identified, including parent training and substance abuse treatment. |
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