Center of Concern

The Center of Concern has revised program services to ensure the safety of residents and comply with state and federal directives to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Supportive services for older adults, family caregivers, and persons with housing issues and at risk of homelessness will remain in place, however, walk-in services and group activities will be suspended until further notice. For assistance please call 847-823-0453 or click here

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Pandemic Pals

Chicago Tribune columnist, Rex Huppke reached out to his readers on Twitter, Facebook using the hashtag #PandemicPals, and in his column on March 23, 2020. Through his readers and followers Rex set up a network of volunteers who write letters/postcards to isolated seniors and individuals with disabilities. The Center of Concern’s 65 Senior Companion Volunteers have kept in touch with their clients via phone calls.

Sew Important

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, several volunteers stepped up to sew masks for the 65 Center of Concern Senior Companion Volunteers. The average age of the Senior Companions is 75 so the masks were sewn in accordance with the recommendation of the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) that everyone should wear a mask when having to go outside for essential business.

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