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HAROLD WASHINGTON COLLEGE Harold Washington College is a learning-centered institution of higher education that offers accessible and affordable opportunities for academic advancement, career development, and personal enrichment. The College is committed to upholding high institutional and academic standards and to understanding and improving student learning. For more information contact: Theresa Moss-Doby, Executive Director Business and Industry Services 30 East Lake Street Chicago, Illinois 60601 ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Minimum Wage News For more information visit: http://www.state.il.us/agency/idol/laws/Law105.htm PULASKI-NORTH-KOSTNER-ARMITAGE Community Meetings Every 4th Thursday of Each Month promptly at 6:00 p.m. At Hermosa Christian Community Church 1701 N. Tripp Ave Topic Discussed at the meetings:
The CAPS meeting for this area are on the same day and begin at 7-8 p.m. These meetings are used to discuss criminal activity that is going on in your neighborhood. Historic Chicago Bungalow Initiative “Celebrating Chicago Bungalows” Resident interested in certifying your home an official bungalow you may register your property. As a member of the Historic Chicago Bungalow Association you are entitled to many advantages and benefits, including access to loans and grants, vouchers and discounts. Upon approval of certification, the certified or subsequent bungalow owner will receive the Historic Chicago Bungalow Initiative medallion, suitable for placement upon the newly certified Historic Chicago Bungalow, entitling the Bungalow owner to the benefits outline in the initiative. For more information visit www.chicagobungalow.org Office of the State Treasurer Bright Start College Savings Program Bright Start is Illinois’ 529 saving plan for college. Since its inception in April 2000, more than 145,000 families have opened accounts and more than $2.3 billion has been invested for future college expenses. A new account can be opened for as little as $25, and there is great flexibility in making future contributions which can be used for colleges around the nation The Bright Start College Savings Program is open to parents, grandparents, relatives, friends - anyone who wants to save for a loved-one's higher education, including yourself. It's easy to open an account, make additional contributions and manage your account. Along with the federal tax-free treatment of qualified withdrawals (non-qualified withdrawals are subject to taxes and penalties), there are special tax benefits for Illinois Residents. For more information visit: www.brightstartsavings.com FREE BREAST & CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING Available for uninsured woman through Illinois Breast & Cervical Cancer Program
Check
your eligibility . The call is free For more information visit www.missiongreenlight.org
HELP END HOMELESSNESS
If your organization wants to participate in the program call
the Chicago Department of Human Services:
312.746.8545. Donations are collected by the Salvation Army and are tax-deductible PARTNERSHIP FOR PRESCRIPTION ASSISTANCE NEED HELP PAYING FOR MEDICINE? HELP HAS ARRIVED. If you don’t have prescription coverage and can’t afford your medicines, call 1-888-4PPA-NOW, or go to www.pparx.org. More than 2,500 brand-name and generic medicines are covered. You could get them FREE or NEARLY FREE. Call today 1-888-PPA-NOW or visit www.pparx.org CTA UPDATES/INFORMATION CTA | Chicago Transit Authority - What's New CTA | Chicago Transit Authority - Finance "NETWORKING FOR FOOD SECURITY" Do you want to apply for food stamps? Cash assistance? Free health insurance for yourself and your children? Do you want referrals to organizations in your neighborhood that give out free food?
If so,
call the Illinois Hunger Coalition's Hunger Hotline at CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT
Examination Announcement and Application Procedure at 2008 LANDLORD TRAINING CLASSES
The
City's Landlord Training Program is part of a comprehensive strategy
to ensure our neighborhood and well-maintained. The program is
designed to teach building owners, landlords, managers and residents
how to: The free program lasts approximately three hours. Both Department of Buildings and Chicago Police Department employees facilitate and teach. The written materials are distributed during the session. All classes begin at 6:30 pm. Registration starts at 6:00pm.
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