Chicago, IL (Pilsen)

Chicago, Illinois

Mental Health Resources

Pilsen

Pilsen Wellness Center
NAMI Chicago
Chicago 988 / City Mental Health Crisis Resources

Tú Importas is a reminder that care should be accessible wherever we live, learn, work, and gather. Below are trusted Chicago-area organizations offering mental health, family, immigrant, youth, and community support. You do not have to be in crisis to reach out for care.

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Youth & Child

trauma-informed mental health support with school-based programming, bullying prevention, restorative justice, family support, immigration navigation, and Know Your Rights education

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Mental Health.

Mujeres Latinas en Acción
culturally grounded bilingual support for survivors of domestic and sexual violence, including therapy, counseling, legal advocacy, safety planning, and family support.

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Food Bank.

Pilsen Food Bank: free groceries, including fresh and culturally appropriate foods, plus hygiene and household items. They serve anyone in need, with particular focus on ZIP codes 60607, 60608, 60609, and 60612, and can also connect people to SNAP and other social services.

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Housing

The Resurrection Project, which is deeply connected to Pilsen. Their housing work includes programs designed to prevent displacement and preserve affordable homeownership in the neighborhood; for example, their current Pilsen Stay in Place program offers qualifying residents support for essential home repairs.

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