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F A M I lY s E r V I C E / h O U s E s O F W O r s h I P 28 support, like help with finding a job, filling out governmental forms and paperwork and getting to various appointments. The services provided vary depending on the need of the individual. If you would like more information on YAP and the specifics of the program, please e-mail Ellie at gysadmin@comcast.net or call 847-835-3121. fa m i ly se r v i c e o f Gl e n c o e Executive Director: Nancy Sutherland, MA, LCPC Village Hall 675 Village Court, 2nd Floor phone: 847 835-5111 email: info@familyserviceofglencoe.org web site: www.familyserviceofglencoe.org Appointments available weekdays and evenings. th e aG e n c y Family Service of Glencoe is a non-profit community-based organization with a mission: to “Promote a stronger community and meet individual and family needs through services which identify, prevent and resolve social and emotional problems.” se r v i c e s This Mission comes to life in an array of services: • Counseling and psychotherapy services to individuals, couples and families, diagnostic assessment, information and referral. • Alternatives to Violence Program, a Skills for Nonviolent Living group which is available to men who volunteer or have been mandated for a Partner Abuse Intervention group. • Community Education programs designed for prevention and early intervention. • Consultation and/or Employee Assistance Programs for organizations and businesses. • Scholarship screenings for day care, Glencoe School District and Park District other recreational programs. • Creation of the Glencoe Youth Council and Glencoe Parent Connection, fostering collaboration and connection between Glencoe Social Services, educators and faith communities, to promote the health and well being of Glencoe families and youth. • Senior Housing Assistance in partnership with the Committee for Senior Housing Assistance in Glencoe. • Emergency funds and vouchers for those in urgent need. Cooperation with local clergy and the Salvation Army for distribution. • Crisis intervention in the form of an on-call, 24-hour/seven daysa-week partnership with the Glencoe Public Safety Department to dynamically and immediately intervene in the lives of some of our most vulnerable families. • Emergency intervention and critical incidence de-briefing expertise in the event of a tragedy in schools, businesses or homes. th e sta f f The Family Service clinical staff is composed of experienced, professional masters or doctoral level therapists with postgraduate training in one or more specialized area of practice. Service is provided to people of all occupations, interests, situations, religions, races and ages, children, teens, young adults, couples, single parents, families and senior citizens. Home visits are made when needed or appropriate. Sliding scale available for most programs. gle n c o e ch a m b e r of co m m e r c e | 2011 co m m u n i t y gu i d e eP i s c o Pa l The Church of st. Elisabeth rev.: Daphne Cody 556 Vernon Avenue 847 835-0458 Sunday Services 8 a.m. & 10 a.m. office@steglencoe.org www.steglencoe.org Je w i s h Am shalom senior rabbi: Steven Stark Lowenstein Founding rabbi: Harold L. Kudan Associate rabbi: Phyllis Sommer Cantor: Nancy Diamond Landsman Director of religious Education: Judith Berliner Executive Director: Edward M. Alpert 840 Vernon Avenue 847 835-4800 ealpert@amshalom.com www.amshalom.com Congregation hakafa rabbi: Bruce Elder P.O. Box 409 847 242-0687 admin@hakafa.org www.hakafa.org North shore Congregation Israel senior rabbi: Steven S. Mason, D. Min. Associate rabbi: Lisa S. Greene Associate rabbi: Wendi Geffen Cantor: David Goldstein FTA Executive Director: Serane Blatt rabbi senior scholar: Herbert Bronstein religious school Dir.: Dr. Roberta Goodman, RJE 1185 Sheridan Road 847 835-0724 www.nsci.org v i l l a g e of gl e n c o e ch a m b e r of co m m e r c e , p.o. b o x 575, 847 835 3333, w w w .gl e n c o e c h a m b e r.or g me t h o D i s t st. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church rev.: Dr. Norris E. Jackson, Jr. 336 Washington Avenue 847 835-4421 Sunday Services 11 a.m. stpaulamec3@att.net www.stpaulamec-glencoe.com no n -De n o m i n at i o n a l Glencoe Union Church rev.: David Wood 263 Park Avenue 847 835-1111 Sunday Services 10 a.m. info@glencoeunionchurch.org www.glencoeunionchurch.org Pr e s by t e r i a n Carmel Presbyterian Church rev.: Ju Hong Hwang 230 Beach Road 847 835-4385 carmelpresbychurch@yahoo. com ro m a n ca t h o l i c sacred heart Church rev.: Robert J. Heidenreich, Pastor rev.: Avitus R. Kiguta, Associate Pastor Deacon: John Fay Deacon: Michael J. McNulty Deacon: Gerald Kennan 1077 Tower Road Winnetka 60093 847 446-0856 sh@shparish.com www.shparish.com un i t e D me t h o D i s t The North shore United Methodist Church Rev. Jenny Weber 213 Hazel Avenue 847 835-1227 Sunday Service 10 a.m. northshoreumc@sbcglobal.net www.nsumcglencoe.org
Co m m u n i t y or g a n i z a t i o n s Gl e n c o e ch a P t e r o f ly r i c oP e r a o f ch i c a G o President: Mehroo Bhote phone: 847 835-1984 Gl e n c o e eD u c a t i o n a l fo u n D a t i o n P.O. Box 287 email: information@glencoegef.org web site: www.glencoegef.org The Glencoe Educational Foundation (GEF) is a non-profit organization founded in 1996 by parents seeking to enhance the rich tradition of educational excellence in Glencoe School District 35. The GEF sponsors projects that enrich the classroom experience and funds them through a variety of programs and events that benefit all of Glencoe. The GEF is a 501C(3)non-profit organization. Gl e n c o e Ga r D e n cl u b President: Katie Hackbarth 655 Sheridan Road, Glencoe phone: 847 835-2236 Gl e n c o e in t e r fa i t h bu i l D e r s Glencoe Interfaith Builders (GIB) is a collaboration of nine congregations serving Glencoe and the surrounding communities. It was formed in early 2001 with the purpose of harnessing the resources of our interfaith community to help build homes in collaboration with Habitat for Humanity Lake County. Member organizations include Am Shalom, Congregation Hakafa, Glencoe Union Church, North Shore Congregation Israel, North Shore United Methodist Church, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Saint Elisabeth Episcopal Church, St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church and Sukkat Shalom. For more information, email info@gib4habitat.org. Gl e n c o e ne w c o m e r s & ne iG h b o r s President: Jane Passy P.O. Box 399 phone: 847 835-7378 www.glencoenewcomersandneighbors.com Gl e n c o e Pat r i o t i c Day s co m m i t t e e phone: 847 835-4114 Gl e n c o e Pto P.O. Box 243 email: info@glencoepto.org web site: www.glencoepto.org le a G u e o f wo m e n vo t e r s o f Gl e n c o e P.O. Box 163 phone: 847 604-1207 li t t l e ho u s e o f Gl e n c o e, in c. 690 Birch Road Reservations: 847 835-7551 Outdoor education and overnight camping. na t i o n a l so c i e t y Da u G h t e r s o f th e am e r i c a n re v o l u t i o n Betsy Johnston 421 Madison Avenue phone: 847 835-1017 ro t a r y cl u b o f Gl e n c o e President: Melissa O’Malley 847 835-1700 Meets every Tuesday th e fr i e n D s o f t h e Gl e n c o e Pu b l i c li b r a r y President: Marti Wick book sale Chairperson: Alice Hanig 320 Park Avenue phone: 847 835-7467 email: friends@glencopubliclibrary.org th e vo lu n t e e r ce n t e r o f ne w tr i e r to w n s h iP Executive Director: Barbara Tubekis 520 Glendale Avenue, Suite 3B, Winnetka 60093 phone: 847 441-7665 email: info@volunteercenterhelps.org web site: www.volunteercenterhelps.org gle n c o e ch a m b e r of co m m e r c e | 2011 co m m u n i t y gu i d e villaGe Ga r D e n e r s o f Gl e n c o e Ellie Pagano 69 Lakewood Drive, Glencoe phone: 847 835-4665 wo m a n ’s li b r a r y cl u b o f Gl e n c o e President: Roberta Olshansky 325 Tudor Court office: 847 835-4199 rentals: 847 835-4199 wo m e n ’s ex c h a n G e Harkness Hall/Winnetka Community House 630 Lincoln, Winnetka 60093 phone: 847 441-3406 web site: www.womens-exchange.org The Women’s Exchange provides programs in a supportive environment for all women to share ideas and information—to learn, to grow, to build relationships, and to have fun. wr i t e r s’ th e a t r e - e x P e r i e n c e t h e b e s t 376 Park Avenue, Glencoe phone: 847 242-6000 web site: www.writerstheatre.org A professional theater company, celebrating its 20th Anniversary, located in the heart of Glencoe, nationally recognized Writers’ Theatre creates deliberately intimate performances where audiences come face to face with powerful stories. With a reputation for consistent artistic excellence and with strong ties to the community, Writers’ Theatre has built an award-winning repertoire and serves as a vital and highly-regarded company in the Chicago theater community. For the complete Writers’ Theatre 2011/12 season, turn to page 19. ch Co i l m D m & u n fa i t m y i ly se se r v r i v C i e c s e s haven - Youth and Family services 825 Green Bay Road, Suite 200, Wilmette 60091 847 251-6630 info@havenforyouth.org www.havenforyouth.org Illinois Department of Children and Family services North Area Office 8100 McCormick Boulevard, Skokie 60076 847 745-3000 Child abuse hotline: 800-252-2873 Jewish Children’s bureau 255 Revere Drive, Suite 200, Northbrook 60062 847 412-4350 www.jcfs.org Counseling and support groups for children and families. co u n s e l i n G se r v i c e s Career resource Center 40 E. Old Mill Road, Suite 105, Lake Forest 60045 847 295-5626 info@careerresourcecenter.org www.careerresourcecenter.org Family service of Glencoe Village Hall, 675 Village Court, 2nd Floor, Glencoe 60022 847 835-5111 www.familyserviceofglencoe.org Family, couple, individual and group counseling and psychotherapy. Divorce prevention and relationship enhancement courses, partner abuse intervention, community education, crisis intervention and emergency assistance. v i l l a g e of gl e n c o e ch a m b e r of co m m e r c e , p.o. b o x 575, 847 835 3333, w w w .gl e n c o e c h a m b e r.or g aD D r e s s e s a r e Gl e n c o e ClUbs / OrGANIzATIONs / COMMUNITY sErVICEs 29
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