Project HOPE
HOPE strengthens families by providing services for personal enrichment, healthy marriages, and peaceful family life. The program offers individual counseling, support groups, and workshops to develop personal skills and share resources.
In the program, participants have the time and space to identify and share common values, improve communication skills, resolve disagreements and conflicts respectfully, and work together to build communities of peace, justice, and love.
Strengthening Families. Building Peaceful Communities.
HOPE Family Services provides accessible, community-based support for individuals and families through counseling, support groups, parenting educating, couples enrichment, domestic violence services, men’s services, and leadership development.
Our Work
The integration brings together HOPE’s family-strengthening experience and CWC’s community organizing and advocacy to offer more comprehensive support to immigrant workers and families.
HOPE focuses on prevention and intervention in a community-based environment with services designed around the needs of individuals, couples, parents, children, and families.
Domestic Violence
Men’s Services
Depression & Anxiety
Parenting
Couples Enrichment
Individual & Family Counseling
Need Support?
Reach Out. You don’t have to navigate it alone.
HOPE Family Services Intake Line
(312)421-7647
Monday-Friday - 9:00AM - 8:00PM
What to Expect
HOPE counselors listen, identify barriers, explain rights and options, and develop services plans with participants. Referrals may include court advocacy, family law, immigration law, specialized mental health services, and other community resources.
HOPE also offers childcare while parents attend support groups.
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