Chicago Area Project is at the forefront of community development, empowering all walks of life. We stand by our mission of reducing juvenile delinquency and providing tools to promote self-efficacy in overlooked communities.

Healthy Living Our # 1 Goal” initiative supports CAP’s intent to address health issues that disproportionately impact the disenfranchised and vulnerable communities of color that we serve.

Chicago Area Project (CAP) was founded in the 1930’s by Clifford Shaw, a University of Chicago sociologist, who believed every neighborhood could reduce juvenile delinquency by improving community life. Our original mission has not changed since that founding.

2012年3月27日 · Providing guidance, services, and strategies that make Chicago a healthier and safer city. CDPH is committed to helping every resident receive the care they deserve. We work with community partners to grow and strengthen behavioral health resources across Chicago.

2021年7月12日 · New Spiritual Light M.B. Church will be hosting a vaccine outreach event this Saturday with food and fun.Healthy Living will be in attendance with HIV prevention materials and more …..See you there Chicago Area Project

For years, the Chicago Department of Public Health has worked to improve livelihoods and close our city’s racial life expectancy gap through the Healthy Chicago movement. In early 2020, the city released a new 5-year roadmap of goals and implementation strategies.

More recently, in 2012-2013 two grants totaling $120,000.00 was awarded from Chicago Area Project and Illinois Violence Prevent Authority in support of 55 Healthy Living Program and our Literacy Program.

Chicago Area Project is a strong network of more than 40 grassroots organizations and special projects aimed at promoting positive youth development and preventing juvenile delinquency...

The Chicago Area Project model of implementing its Teen Reach program allows communities to help themselves by providing resources to address issues affecting the welfare of the community’s youth population.

...to Healthy Chicago 2025 With Healthy Chicago 2025, we go deeper and recognize order to close Chicago’s life expectancy gap. We’ll take actions that support community power and transform systems that oppress people – to get at the root causes of health. Healthy Chicago 2.0 directed public health partners toward