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WELCOME TO REST REST SHELTER RULES REST SHELTER SERVICES -Support/Day Center -Overnight Shelter -Shower and Meal Services -Shelter/Program Membership REST PROGRAM SERVICES -Social Services -Housing Program -Support Groups REST HOUSING STAGES AND RULES LOCAL OFFICES/ORGINAZATIONS OF INTEREST -Health Services -Homeless Services -General Social Services -Law & Related -Government Offices -Community/General -Spiritual -Job Assistance/Placement PANTRY SERVICES GRIEVEANCE PROCEDURE
WELCOME TO REST Mission & History: In 1979, when a man freezes to death on the streets of Uptown, a group of neighborhood residents respond with a commitment to provide emergency overnight shelter for homeless men and women. Their commitment to prevent any further tragedies was the beginning of REST. Today, REST provides shelter, permanent housing and social service programs to hundreds of homeless men and women each day. Since its inception, REST has sheltered tens of thousands of individuals and placed thousands of people into housing. Mission REST works collaboratively to provide safe, quality, permanent and emergency housing options and supportive social services to adult men and women who are homeless in Chicago. REST assists these individuals to develop their employment and life skills to achieve the transition to independent living. REST is committed to: An individual’s right to housing. The dignity of individuals and their right to freedom of choice when fully informed of options. The diversity of individuals, including the need for a diverse staff, board, volunteer base and community with resulting talents and resources from which REST can benefit. The sharing of knowledge and experience and working cooperatively with service providers and others to more effectively address the problems of homelessness. The participation in and cooperation with local communities and organizations to inform others about the causes of homelessness and to advocate for solutions. [Taken From http://www.RestWeb.org]
REST SHELTER RULES The following rules apply to all clients during their stay in the shelter... any clarification of rules can me answered by staff. For questions regarding the shelter rules, please ask you case manager and attending staff. 1.) 2.) 3.) 4.) 5.) 6.) 7.) 8.) 9.) 10.) 11.) 12.)
REST SHELTER SERVICES -Support/Day Center Located in the same physical space as the Men’s Shelter [941 W Lawrence.] , the Support Center offers REST’s clients daytime shelter from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The Support Center, which acts as an entry point into REST’s other programs, offers reading materials, games, TV and beverages. Clients are to sign the membership list at the front desk upon arrival, and must have stayed the night before at one of the overnight shelters or the warming center. For questions regarding the support/day center, please ask you case manager and attending staff. -Shelter/Program Membership To transition from the Warming center to becoming a member, clients must sign the membership list, located at the support-center, till a membership spot opens up. When you become a member, you will receive a temporary membership card and will be assigned a case manager. In order to obtain a membership card, you must complete a number of support group meetings alloted by your case manager. For questions regarding the shelter/program membership, please ask you case manager and attending staff. -Warming Center In addition to the Men’s and Women’s Shelters, a seasonal Warming Center (generally open 40 weeks per year) provides overnight shelter for another 65 men. For entry, clients are to sign in at the day center at 4-5pm in order to obtain a ticket for the shelter later that night, and a “lottery” is held if there not enough beds at time of entry. You are to sign in every night in order to keep you bedspace. To transition from the Warming center to becoming a member, clients must sign the membership list, located at the support-center, till a membership spot opens up. For questions regarding the warming center, please ask you case manager and attending staff. -Overnight Shelters REST operates two overnight Emergency Shelters that accommodate 60 men and 40 women. In REST’s shelters, open 365 days a year, clients receive: a safe place to sleep, a shower, and a nightly meal. For entry, clients are to sign in at the day center at 4-5pm in order to obtain a ticket for the shelter later that night, and a “lottery” is held if there not enough beds at 6pm. You are to sign in every night in order to keep you bedspace, with the exception of a three consecutive day grace period, with a total of 7 days out per month. For questions regarding the overnight shelters, please ask you case manager and attending staff. -Shower and Meal Services Shower services are as follows: Shower services start at entry to the overnight shelter, and go on till 11pm. Meal serivces are as follows: Breakfast, from 7:00am till 7:30am [with exceptions] Dinner Meal: 9:00pm till :9:30 [with exceptions] The People's Church of Chicago, [also located at 941 W Lawrence] serves from noon till 1:30pm [with exceptions] in the support center. For questions regarding shower and meal services, please ask you desk attendant.
REST PROGRAM SERVICES -General REST’s Social Service Program includes individualized case management, referrals (including on-site mental health assessments and job preparation), Life-Skills classes, support groups, and a medical clinic. REST case managers work with each client to develop a “big picture” plan that has goals designed to increase a client’s skills or income, increase their self-sufficiency, and ultimately to place them into permanent housing. The RESTCare health clinic is staffed by volunteer doctors and nurses and offers access to medical health services. The hours are as follows: Social Service Program: Monday-Friday, 9am-11:30pm, 1pm-4:30pm Health Care Clinic: Tuesdays, 6pm-8pm -Social Services Upon obtaining a temporary membership card, you will be assigned a case manager. REST case managers work with each client to develop a “big picture” plan that has goals designed to increase a client’s skills or income, increase their self-sufficiency, and ultimately to place them into permanent housing. In order to keep membership and access to these services, each member must complete a number of support group meetings alloted by your case manager. For questions regarding social services, please ask you case manager. -Housing Program REST’s Housing program rents privately-owned apartments to give its clients a home of their own. The Housing Program caters to individuals with chronic mental illness, chronic substance abuse or both. Eligibility for the program requires participation in case management before and during housing placement. The Housing Program is supported by a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). A client’s rent is calculated at 30 percent of their income, if they have no income, they pay no rent. For questions regarding qualifications, stages, and housing rules, please ask you case manager. -Support Groups In order to keep membership and access to social services, each member must complete a number of support group meetings alloted by your case manager. These meetings range from 12-Step [AA, NA, CA] meetings, to community meetings, including Art, Health, Fitness, and general supportive groups. For questions regarding support groups and schedules, please ask you case manager.
REST HOUSING STAGES AND RULES REST’s Permanent Housing program rents privately-owned apartments to give its clients a home of their own. The Permanent Housing Program caters to individuals with chronic mental illness, chronic substance abuse or both. Eligibility for the program requires participation in case management before and during housing placement. The Permanent Housing Program is supported by a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). A client’s rent is calculated at 30 percent of their income, if they have no income, they pay no rent. For questions regarding housing stages and rules, please ask you case manager.
LOCAL OFFICES/ORGINAZATIONS OF INTEREST HEALTH SERVICES HHO - Heartland Outreach (773) 751-4109 C4 - Community Counsiling Centers Of Chicago (773) 769-0205? | (773) 305-1101 C3 - Cornerstone Counseling Center of Chicago (312) 573-8860? ICVP - Illinois Center for Violence Prevention (312) 986-9200 WEISS - Weiss Memorial Hospital (773) 878-8700 GHC - Generations Health Care [for Terminal Patients] (708) 409-3040 HOMELESS SERVICES CH - Connections for the Homeless (847) 475-7070 REST - Residents for Effective Shelter Transitions (773) 784-0909 CCH - Chicago Coalition for the Homeless (312) 435-4548 ICH - Interfaith Coucil for the Homeless (773) 265-1207 CCO - Cornerstone Community Outreach (773) 506-490 LPCS - Lincoln Park Community Shelter (773) 549-6111 BUM - Breakthrough Urban Ministries (773) 989-8353 IC - Inspiration Corporation (773) 878-0981 GENERAL SOCIAL SERVICES HHCS - Heartland Human Care Services (773) 989-1935 AHS - Asian Human Services (773) 561-1396 AIC - American Indian Center (773) 275-5871 LAW RELATED CPW - Chicago Police Watch PULC - People Uptown Law Center (773) 769-1410 CAPS - Citizens-Police 311 GOVERNMENT OFFICES SSA - Social Security LOCAL (773) 334-4518 SSA - Social Security MAIN (217) 862-6651 IDHS - Ill Dept. Soc. Serv. LOCAL (773) 292-2900 IDHS - Ill Dept. Soc. Serv. MAIN (847) 745-3200 DPA - Dept. of Public Aid (847) 745-3200 DOA - Department of Aging LOCAL (312) 744-0784 COMMUNITY GENERAL ONE - Org. of the North East (773) 769-3232 VOP - Voice of the People 773) 769-2442 ETD - Erasing The Distance - Awareness Through Arts (773) 944-5062 PCP - Peace Corps Chicago (312) 353-3585 EICRS - Educational Institute for Civil Rights & Services (773) 483-3696 ABCC - Arts & Business Council of Chicago (312) 372-1876 FWC - Fathers Who Care [Social Serv. For Fathers] (773) 638-2052 VI - Voices International [Families] (773) 259-3167 SPIRITUAL Christian
-Peoples Church of Chicago (773) 784-6633 -Our Lady of Lourdes (773) 561-2141 -Unity Lutheran (773) 878-4747 -Uptown Baptist (773) 784-2922 -Lakeview Church of Christ (773) 561-2655 -All Saints Church Episcopal (773) 561-0111 -First Evangelical Free Church (773) 561-4175 -Epworth United Methodist Church (773) 561-6422 Jewish -Agudas Achim North Shore (773) 561-0435 -Temple Sholom of Chicago (773) 525-4707 -Anshe Emet Synagogue (773) 281-1423 -Anshe Sholom Bnai Israel (773) 248-920 Islam -Northside Mosque of Chicago (773) 465-312 Buddhist -Buddhist Temple of Chicago (773) 334-4661 -Zen Buddhist Temple (773) 528-8685 -Nichiren Buddhist Temple (773) 348-2028 -Bong-Bool-Sa Buddhist Temple (773) 286-0307 -Bultasa Buddhist Temple of Chicago (773) 282-2663 Taoist -Taoist Tai Chi Society (773) 275-5992 Hindu -Gayatri Shaktipeeth Chicago (773) 467-4878 -Hindu Temple of Greater Chicago (630) 972-0300 -Chinmaya Mission Chicago (847) 740-1215 Unitarianism/Universalism -Second Unitarian Church of Chicago (773) 549-0260 -3rd Unitarian Church of Chicago (773) 626-9385 -First Unitarian Church of Chicago (773) 324-4100 Earth Based -American Indian Center (773) 275-5871 -Calumet Pagan Temple/Fellowship of Isis (773) 478-4763 Other -Inner Metamorphosis University (773) 262-1468 -Center For Spiritual Living (773) 248-5683 -Unity Church on the North Shore (847) 864-8977 -Church of the Spirit (773) 489-5422
JOB PLACEMENT Job Corps Admission & Placement (312) 243-8298 Illinois Department of Employment Security www.ides.state.il.us www.ChicagoReader.com www.Monster.com Chicago.Craigslist.com www.snagajob.com
PANTRY SERVICES PANTRY American Indian Center 1630 W Wilson Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 275-5871 x14 Contact: Maureen Jonathan Hours of Operation: Thursday: 9:30 am - 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Boundaries: Zip Code: 60640 PANTRY St. Thomas of Canterbury 4827 N Kenmore Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 878-5507 Contact: Nancy Mateo Hours of Operation: Tuesday 9:30 am - 12:00 pm, 2nd and 4th: Fri. 9:30 am - 12:00 pm Boundaries: 5600 N - 4700 S 1400 W-Marine Dr. E. PANTRY Chicago Uptown Ministries 4720 N Sheridan Rd Chicago IL 60640 (773) 271-3760 Contact: Charles Hawkins Hours of Operation: Monday and Wednesday: 8:45 am - 10:15 am Boundaries: Foster - Montrose & Lake Michigan- Ashland PANTRY New Seed Pantry 4716 N Malden St Chicago IL 60640 (312) 951-6631 Contact: Pat Paul Hours of Operation: Last two Sunday: 10:00 am - 12:30 pm Boundaries: No Boundaries PANTRY Cornerstone Outreach Pantry 4626 N Clifton Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 271-8163 Contact: Chris Ramsey Hours of Operation: Wednesday: 9:30 am - 11:30 am Boundaries: Cook County PANTRY Ravenswood Community Serv. PY 1757 W Wilson Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 769-0282 Contact: Kevin Goodman Hours of Operation: Tuesday: 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Boundaries: Cook County
PANTRY North Side Church of God 5145 N Broadway St Chicago IL 60640 (773) 334-4893 Contact: Ruth Davis Hours of Operation: Saturday: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Boundaries: Cook County SHELTER Cornerstone Outreach SH 4626 N Clifton Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 271-8163 Contact: Chris Ramsey Hours of Operation: Specific meal times for women and women w/kids. See comments for meal times. Boundaries: Cook County SOUP KITCH Our Lady of Lourdes SK 4641 N Ashland Ave Chicago IL 60640 773-561-2141 Contact: Tim Morse Hours of Operation: Wednesday: 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Boundaries: Cook County SOUP KITCH St. Thomas of Canterbury 4827 N Kenmore Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 878-5507 Contact: Jim Eder Hours of Operation: Tuesday and Friday: 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Boundaries: No Boundaries SOUP KITCH Cornerstone Outreach SK 4626 N Clifton Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 271-8163 x25 Contact: Chris Ramsey Hours of Operation: Saturday: 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Boundaries: Cook County SOUP KITCH Ravenswood Community Serv. SK 1757 W Wilson Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 769-0282 Contact: Kevin Goodman Hours of Operation: Tuesday: 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Boundaries: Cook County SOUP KITCH Preston Bradley Center 941 W Lawrence Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 989-9882
Contact: Isaac Barentine Hours of Operation: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday: 11:30 am - 1:00 pm Boundaries: Cook County
WELCOME TO REST REST SHELTER RULES REST SHELTER SERVICES -Support/Day Center -Overnight Shelter -Shower and Meal Services -Shelter/Program Membership REST PROGRAM SERVICES -Social Services -Housing Program -Support Groups REST HOUSING STAGES AND RULES LOCAL OFFICES/ORGINAZATIONS OF INTEREST -Health Services -Homeless Services -General Social Services -Law & Related -Government Offices -Community/General -Spiritual -Job Assistance/Placement PANTRY SERVICES GRIEVEANCE PROCEDURE
WELCOME TO REST Mission & History: In 1979, when a man freezes to death on the streets of Uptown, a group of neighborhood residents respond with a commitment to provide emergency overnight shelter for homeless men and women. Their commitment to prevent any further tragedies was the beginning of REST. Today, REST provides shelter, permanent housing and social service programs to hundreds of homeless men and women each day. Since its inception, REST has sheltered tens of thousands of individuals and placed thousands of people into housing. Mission REST works collaboratively to provide safe, quality, permanent and emergency housing options and supportive social services to adult men and women who are homeless in Chicago. REST assists these individuals to develop their employment and life skills to achieve the transition to independent living. REST is committed to: An individual’s right to housing. The dignity of individuals and their right to freedom of choice when fully informed of options. The diversity of individuals, including the need for a diverse staff, board, volunteer base and community with resulting talents and resources from which REST can benefit. The sharing of knowledge and experience and working cooperatively with service providers and others to more effectively address the problems of homelessness. The participation in and cooperation with local communities and organizations to inform others about the causes of homelessness and to advocate for solutions. [Taken From http://www.RestWeb.org]
REST SHELTER RULES The following rules apply to all clients during their stay in the shelter... any clarification of rules can me answered by staff. For questions regarding the shelter rules, please ask you case manager and attending staff. 1.) 2.) 3.) 4.) 5.) 6.) 7.) 8.) 9.) 10.) 11.) 12.)
REST SHELTER SERVICES -Support/Day Center Located in the same physical space as the Men’s Shelter [941 W Lawrence.] , the Support Center offers REST’s clients daytime shelter from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The Support Center, which acts as an entry point into REST’s other programs, offers reading materials, games, TV and beverages. Clients are to sign the membership list at the front desk upon arrival, and must have stayed the night before at one of the overnight shelters or the warming center. For questions regarding the support/day center, please ask you case manager and attending staff. -Shelter/Program Membership To transition from the Warming center to becoming a member, clients must sign the membership list, located at the support-center, till a membership spot opens up. When you become a member, you will receive a temporary membership card and will be assigned a case manager. In order to obtain a membership card, you must complete a number of support group meetings alloted by your case manager. For questions regarding the shelter/program membership, please ask you case manager and attending staff. -Warming Center In addition to the Men’s and Women’s Shelters, a seasonal Warming Center (generally open 40 weeks per year) provides overnight shelter for another 65 men. For entry, clients are to sign in at the day center at 4-5pm in order to obtain a ticket for the shelter later that night, and a “lottery” is held if there not enough beds at time of entry. You are to sign in every night in order to keep you bedspace. To transition from the Warming center to becoming a member, clients must sign the membership list, located at the support-center, till a membership spot opens up. For questions regarding the warming center, please ask you case manager and attending staff. -Overnight Shelters REST operates two overnight Emergency Shelters that accommodate 60 men and 40 women. In REST’s shelters, open 365 days a year, clients receive: a safe place to sleep, a shower, and a nightly meal. For entry, clients are to sign in at the day center at 4-5pm in order to obtain a ticket for the shelter later that night, and a “lottery” is held if there not enough beds at 6pm. You are to sign in every night in order to keep you bedspace, with the exception of a three consecutive day grace period, with a total of 7 days out per month. For questions regarding the overnight shelters, please ask you case manager and attending staff. -Shower and Meal Services Shower services are as follows: Shower services start at entry to the overnight shelter, and go on till 11pm. Meal serivces are as follows: Breakfast, from 7:00am till 7:30am [with exceptions] Dinner Meal: 9:00pm till :9:30 [with exceptions] The People's Church of Chicago, [also located at 941 W Lawrence] serves from noon till 1:30pm [with exceptions] in the support center. For questions regarding shower and meal services, please ask you desk attendant.
REST PROGRAM SERVICES -General REST’s Social Service Program includes individualized case management, referrals (including on-site mental health assessments and job preparation), Life-Skills classes, support groups, and a medical clinic. REST case managers work with each client to develop a “big picture” plan that has goals designed to increase a client’s skills or income, increase their self-sufficiency, and ultimately to place them into permanent housing. The RESTCare health clinic is staffed by volunteer doctors and nurses and offers access to medical health services. The hours are as follows: Social Service Program: Monday-Friday, 9am-11:30pm, 1pm-4:30pm Health Care Clinic: Tuesdays, 6pm-8pm -Social Services Upon obtaining a temporary membership card, you will be assigned a case manager. REST case managers work with each client to develop a “big picture” plan that has goals designed to increase a client’s skills or income, increase their self-sufficiency, and ultimately to place them into permanent housing. In order to keep membership and access to these services, each member must complete a number of support group meetings alloted by your case manager. For questions regarding social services, please ask you case manager. -Housing Program REST’s Housing program rents privately-owned apartments to give its clients a home of their own. The Housing Program caters to individuals with chronic mental illness, chronic substance abuse or both. Eligibility for the program requires participation in case management before and during housing placement. The Housing Program is supported by a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). A client’s rent is calculated at 30 percent of their income, if they have no income, they pay no rent. For questions regarding qualifications, stages, and housing rules, please ask you case manager. -Support Groups In order to keep membership and access to social services, each member must complete a number of support group meetings alloted by your case manager. These meetings range from 12-Step [AA, NA, CA] meetings, to community meetings, including Art, Health, Fitness, and general supportive groups. For questions regarding support groups and schedules, please ask you case manager.
REST HOUSING STAGES AND RULES REST’s Permanent Housing program rents privately-owned apartments to give its clients a home of their own. The Permanent Housing Program caters to individuals with chronic mental illness, chronic substance abuse or both. Eligibility for the program requires participation in case management before and during housing placement. The Permanent Housing Program is supported by a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). A client’s rent is calculated at 30 percent of their income, if they have no income, they pay no rent. For questions regarding housing stages and rules, please ask you case manager.
LOCAL OFFICES/ORGINAZATIONS OF INTEREST HEALTH SERVICES HHO - Heartland Outreach (773) 751-4109 C4 - Community Counsiling Centers Of Chicago (773) 769-0205? | (773) 305-1101 C3 - Cornerstone Counseling Center of Chicago (312) 573-8860? ICVP - Illinois Center for Violence Prevention (312) 986-9200 WEISS - Weiss Memorial Hospital (773) 878-8700 GHC - Generations Health Care [for Terminal Patients] (708) 409-3040 HOMELESS SERVICES CH - Connections for the Homeless (847) 475-7070 REST - Residents for Effective Shelter Transitions (773) 784-0909 CCH - Chicago Coalition for the Homeless (312) 435-4548 ICH - Interfaith Coucil for the Homeless (773) 265-1207 CCO - Cornerstone Community Outreach (773) 506-490 LPCS - Lincoln Park Community Shelter (773) 549-6111 BUM - Breakthrough Urban Ministries (773) 989-8353 IC - Inspiration Corporation (773) 878-0981 GENERAL SOCIAL SERVICES HHCS - Heartland Human Care Services (773) 989-1935 AHS - Asian Human Services (773) 561-1396 AIC - American Indian Center (773) 275-5871 LAW RELATED CPW - Chicago Police Watch PULC - People Uptown Law Center (773) 769-1410 CAPS - Citizens-Police 311 GOVERNMENT OFFICES SSA - Social Security LOCAL (773) 334-4518 SSA - Social Security MAIN (217) 862-6651 IDHS - Ill Dept. Soc. Serv. LOCAL (773) 292-2900 IDHS - Ill Dept. Soc. Serv. MAIN (847) 745-3200 DPA - Dept. of Public Aid (847) 745-3200 DOA - Department of Aging LOCAL (312) 744-0784 COMMUNITY GENERAL ONE - Org. of the North East (773) 769-3232 VOP - Voice of the People 773) 769-2442 ETD - Erasing The Distance - Awareness Through Arts (773) 944-5062 PCP - Peace Corps Chicago (312) 353-3585 EICRS - Educational Institute for Civil Rights & Services (773) 483-3696 ABCC - Arts & Business Council of Chicago (312) 372-1876 FWC - Fathers Who Care [Social Serv. For Fathers] (773) 638-2052 VI - Voices International [Families] (773) 259-3167 SPIRITUAL Christian
-Peoples Church of Chicago (773) 784-6633 -Our Lady of Lourdes (773) 561-2141 -Unity Lutheran (773) 878-4747 -Uptown Baptist (773) 784-2922 -Lakeview Church of Christ (773) 561-2655 -All Saints Church Episcopal (773) 561-0111 -First Evangelical Free Church (773) 561-4175 -Epworth United Methodist Church (773) 561-6422 Jewish -Agudas Achim North Shore (773) 561-0435 -Temple Sholom of Chicago (773) 525-4707 -Anshe Emet Synagogue (773) 281-1423 -Anshe Sholom Bnai Israel (773) 248-920 Islam -Northside Mosque of Chicago (773) 465-312 Buddhist -Buddhist Temple of Chicago (773) 334-4661 -Zen Buddhist Temple (773) 528-8685 -Nichiren Buddhist Temple (773) 348-2028 -Bong-Bool-Sa Buddhist Temple (773) 286-0307 -Bultasa Buddhist Temple of Chicago (773) 282-2663 Taoist -Taoist Tai Chi Society (773) 275-5992 Hindu -Gayatri Shaktipeeth Chicago (773) 467-4878 -Hindu Temple of Greater Chicago (630) 972-0300 -Chinmaya Mission Chicago (847) 740-1215 Unitarianism/Universalism -Second Unitarian Church of Chicago (773) 549-0260 -3rd Unitarian Church of Chicago (773) 626-9385 -First Unitarian Church of Chicago (773) 324-4100 Earth Based -American Indian Center (773) 275-5871 -Calumet Pagan Temple/Fellowship of Isis (773) 478-4763 Other -Inner Metamorphosis University (773) 262-1468 -Center For Spiritual Living (773) 248-5683 -Unity Church on the North Shore (847) 864-8977 -Church of the Spirit (773) 489-5422
JOB PLACEMENT Job Corps Admission & Placement (312) 243-8298 Illinois Department of Employment Security www.ides.state.il.us www.ChicagoReader.com www.Monster.com Chicago.Craigslist.com www.snagajob.com
PANTRY SERVICES PANTRY American Indian Center 1630 W Wilson Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 275-5871 x14 Contact: Maureen Jonathan Hours of Operation: Thursday: 9:30 am - 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Boundaries: Zip Code: 60640 PANTRY St. Thomas of Canterbury 4827 N Kenmore Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 878-5507 Contact: Nancy Mateo Hours of Operation: Tuesday 9:30 am - 12:00 pm, 2nd and 4th: Fri. 9:30 am - 12:00 pm Boundaries: 5600 N - 4700 S 1400 W-Marine Dr. E. PANTRY Chicago Uptown Ministries 4720 N Sheridan Rd Chicago IL 60640 (773) 271-3760 Contact: Charles Hawkins Hours of Operation: Monday and Wednesday: 8:45 am - 10:15 am Boundaries: Foster - Montrose & Lake Michigan- Ashland PANTRY New Seed Pantry 4716 N Malden St Chicago IL 60640 (312) 951-6631 Contact: Pat Paul Hours of Operation: Last two Sunday: 10:00 am - 12:30 pm Boundaries: No Boundaries PANTRY Cornerstone Outreach Pantry 4626 N Clifton Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 271-8163 Contact: Chris Ramsey Hours of Operation: Wednesday: 9:30 am - 11:30 am Boundaries: Cook County PANTRY Ravenswood Community Serv. PY 1757 W Wilson Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 769-0282 Contact: Kevin Goodman Hours of Operation: Tuesday: 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Boundaries: Cook County
PANTRY North Side Church of God 5145 N Broadway St Chicago IL 60640 (773) 334-4893 Contact: Ruth Davis Hours of Operation: Saturday: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Boundaries: Cook County SHELTER Cornerstone Outreach SH 4626 N Clifton Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 271-8163 Contact: Chris Ramsey Hours of Operation: Specific meal times for women and women w/kids. See comments for meal times. Boundaries: Cook County SOUP KITCH Our Lady of Lourdes SK 4641 N Ashland Ave Chicago IL 60640 773-561-2141 Contact: Tim Morse Hours of Operation: Wednesday: 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Boundaries: Cook County SOUP KITCH St. Thomas of Canterbury 4827 N Kenmore Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 878-5507 Contact: Jim Eder Hours of Operation: Tuesday and Friday: 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Boundaries: No Boundaries SOUP KITCH Cornerstone Outreach SK 4626 N Clifton Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 271-8163 x25 Contact: Chris Ramsey Hours of Operation: Saturday: 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Boundaries: Cook County SOUP KITCH Ravenswood Community Serv. SK 1757 W Wilson Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 769-0282 Contact: Kevin Goodman Hours of Operation: Tuesday: 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Boundaries: Cook County SOUP KITCH Preston Bradley Center 941 W Lawrence Ave Chicago IL 60640 (773) 989-9882
Contact: Isaac Barentine Hours of Operation: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday: 11:30 am - 1:00 pm Boundaries: Cook County
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