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After 28 years of service marred by sexual assault, retired Sergeant Cassandra Taylor launched a Chicago nonprofit offering free mental health support to women veterans and survivors. Her courage is helping others break their silence and heal.
A Chicago program pairs cancer survivors with artists for six months to transform lived experiences into original artwork. The results are helping address the emotional toll of survivorship that medicine often overlooks.
Four major Chicago LGBTQ+ organizations are opening their doors to volunteers who want to make a difference beyond Pride month. From food pantries to youth centers, these groups offer flexible ways to support the community all year long.
After nearly four decades of helping men recover from substance use, Guildhaus is opening its first facility for women on Chicago's South Side. The new six-bed home fills a critical gap in recovery resources for women in the area.