The WMC Monthly Meetings are held every 1st Thursday of the month (but July and January) at 10:00am the next meeting at 5701 W. Jackson Blvd. Chicago Il 60644.
Maryville Academy Crisis Nursery 24 hour help line 773-205-3637 Goal to protect our most vulnerable population of Children birth to five. Reduce parental strees which can lead to harm to or death of children.
Easter Seals Metropolitan Chicago- SCSEP is a program that provides job training and employment opportunities for eligible low-income individuals ages 55 and older. for more Information call 708-524-8700
C.A.P.S. From 15th, 25th 11th, 10th, 12th, 13th, and Oak Park Have monthly C.A.P.S meetings for more information you can go to ClearPath on the Chicagopolice.org page, and for oak park www.oak.park.us/police.
Healthy Families Chicago Westside Family Advocacy Center: Do you need help? Finding Housing, Employment, paying light and gas bill, Transportation, Activities for your children, Or do you just need someone to talk to. We're here contact us at the Westside Family Advocacy Center Valerie Darby (773) 257-0111 ext 136 vdarby@healthyfamilieschicago.org
Healthy Families Chicago
2100 S. Marshall
Chicago, Il. 60623
"Don't Freeze Call D's" D's Air & Heating Inc Free estimates on new installations, Furnaces, Air Conditioners, Boilers, Hot Water Tanks, Installation, Sales, Service, Repair, Duct Cleaning, Electrical Services, Leaky Pipes, Busted Pipes, Financing Available.
Call 708-948-7308 or 773-940-0965 6435 N. Ave Suite 110 Oak Park Ill 60302
I'm A D.I.V.A. (dazzling, intelligent, victorious, achiever) girls 10-14 of age Thursday 3:00- 5:30pm, R.A.P. Boys (Reading Achieving Positivity) Boys ages 10- 14 of age Tuesdays 3:00- 5:30pm will be held at the West Chicago Avenue Library
Branch 4856 W. Chicago Ave
WJC, MXC, WMC, IDES, BHRC, Proudly Presents The Fall 2011 Resource and Job Connection Fairs September 22sd The Resources and September 29th 2011 The Job Connection Fair from 10:00am - 2:00pm Location Malcolm X College 1900 W. Van Buren St Please Note: On Thursday September 22sd, Social Service agencies will give you guidance, assessment, and referrals to employers for the Job connection Fair scheduled for September 29th Job Applicants must attend both days.
MindBloom
Preschool of Chicago, located at 429 N. Leclaire Avenue in Chicago, IL
60644, welcomes parents to enroll their children age 2-12 years into our
innovative day and challenging afterschool tutoring programs.
Located
on Chicago's West side, the MindBloom Preschool of Chicago is a unique
home-based community preschool that provides high quality service to
Chicago families. MindBloom Preschool of Chicago was founded by me,
Susan Banks, an attorney-turned-educator who is committed to learning. I
firmly believe in the foundation for academic success outlined by the
NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children), the
premiere accreditation entity for early childhood programs. My job as
director is to stay abreast of the best and most proven learning trends
while hosting a safe and nurturing environment that promotes cognitive
and sensory stimulation. Clamo, clamatis, omnes clamamus pro glace lactis: Free Latin Lesson and Ice Cream Social For Parents & Preschool Children! September 10, 2011 from 3pm- 5pm at the site of Mindbloom Preschool of Chicago to RSVP or for more information please call 773-287-1277 or visit us online at www.mindbloompreschoolofchicago.com
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| Mission Statement
The Westside Ministers Coalition, WMC of Chicago INC., is an organization whose pupose is to work in cooperation with other organizations sharing similar values in accomplishing our goal which is to explore and initiate self-help efforts to improve the Westside communities of Chicago in the areas of housing, health, energy, education, economics and community development.
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WMC History
WMC was founded in 1978, as an extended arm of the Westside Ministers Conference, for the purpose of being a political outlet for the Ministers on the West Side of Chicago. The Coalition would disseminate information to their, “Minister’s congregations,” concerning various political issues. Soon WMC discovered “everything” that happened in Chicago is politically related in some aspect. With that in mind, the WMC knew, merely sending information to various congregations was not enough.
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| Rev. Aaron and Margaret Jamal |
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| WMC goes "Hands On"
In the early 1990’s, the WMC made a change in order to effectively address the needs and issues of the “total” person. We knew in order to make this change, the WMC had to readjust our mode of operations to become a “hands on” endeavor.
As concerns arise, we methodically, and strategically respond by providing regular forums to address, evaluate and implement solutions that impact positive growth. We also provide spiritual illuminations that encourages, positive, educational enhancement, behavioral modifications, and community involvement.
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