January 9th, 2019 – Former assistant United States attorney, Ricardo Meza will join the Aunt Martha’s team of leaders as Chief Strategy Officer
January 2nd, 2019 – Roseland Community Health Center Temporarily Relocated to Southeast Side Community Health Center
December 7th, 2018 – State of the U.S Health Care System & Our Approach to Integrated Health Homes
November 27th, 2018 – Crain’s Chicago Business 2018 Giving Tuesday Guide
November 15th, 2018 – Meagan Washington-Sims Finds Her Passion at Aunt Martha’s After Receiving Care as a Child from Aunt Martha’s Youth Services
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Soon after Aunt Martha’s opened its original youth drop-in center in 1972, it became clear that the organization needed to be more than a youth service resource. The challenges that presented themselves often went far beyond the struggles of adolescence, extending to become issues of health, education, employment, poverty, family and social support, and personal and community safety.
Aunt Martha’s has become a critical resource for youth and families throughout Illinois, empowering patients and clients to face these issues head-on and find sustainable and tailored solutions that allow them to live a better life.
We are unique because of our willingness and eagerness to do more – to not just listen, but understand; to not just support, but strengthen; to not just enlighten, but to lead; and to not just connect, but coordinate.
