Pillars Community Health

03/27/2026

Today, Pillars Community Health is closed in observance of Employee Wellness Day. Taking care of our team is part of how we show up with care, consistency, and compassion for our community.

Crisis does not follow a calendar. Our support does not stop.

Our crisis services remain available 24/7 for anyone experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault, or emotional distress.

You can reach support through 988 or 708-PILLARS, as well as our dedicated domestic violence and sexual assault hotlines. Safe, confidential support is always here when you need it.

03/25/2026

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Join Pillars Community Health throughout next month for events focused on awareness, connection, and supporting survivors. From hands-on activities to community conversations, there are many ways to get involved.

All awareness events are free and open to the community.

Check out the full schedule and join us: https://pillarscommunityhealth.org/events-and-training/

If you or someone you know needs support:
708-PILLARS (708-745-5277)
Domestic Violence Hotline: 708-485-5254
Sexual Assault Hotline: 708-482-9600

03/24/2026

In recognition of the dedication and care our team brings to the community every day, all Pillars Community Health locations will be closed on Friday, March 27 for Staff and Volunteer Wellness Day.

This time allows our staff and volunteers to rest, recharge, and continue showing up with the compassion and expertise that define our work.

Our crisis lines will remain open and available:

📞Mental Health Crisis Line: 708-PILLARS (708-745-5277)
📞Domestic Violence Hotline: 708-485-5254
📞Sexual Assault Hotline: 708-482-9600

If you need to reach a medical provider while our offices are closed, please call 708-745-5277 and select the answering service option to reach an on-call provider.

Constance Morris House remains open to support survivors.

03/24/2026

Grief can feel isolating—especially for children and teens who may not have the words to explain what they’re feeling.

At Buddy’s Place, they don’t have to figure it out alone.

Our 8-week sessions create space for connection, understanding, and healing through shared experiences, guided activities, and compassionate support.

Registration closes this Friday (3/27).

Registration is open for Buddy’s Place Spring 2026. Free 8 week grief support for children, teens, and caregivers in Western Springs.

03/23/2026

Support can look different for everyone.

For some, it’s making a call.
For others, it’s showing up to an appointment.
Sometimes, it’s just getting through the day.

Wherever you are right now—that’s a place worth recognizing.

What does support look like for you today?

03/18/2026

Everyone’s story is different. The care you receive should be too.

At Pillars Community Health, we connect you to the support you need—whether that’s healthcare, counseling, or community resources—so you don’t have to figure it out alone.

Whole-person care starts with listening.

03/13/2026

What an incredible night.

All In For PCH brought together supporters, partners, and friends who believe in something powerful — that everyone deserves access to compassionate, whole-person care.

Because of this community, Pillars Community Health can continue providing medical care, behavioral health services, and support for survivors of domestic and sexual violence for thousands of people across our communities.

We’re grateful to everyone who attended, supported, volunteered, and helped make the evening so meaningful.

If you’d like to continue supporting whole-person care in our community, you can learn more or give here:
🔗 www.PillarsCommunityHealth.org/Donate

03/12/2026

Young people who have experienced the death of someone important deserve a space where they can connect and be understood.

Buddy’s Place at Pillars Community Health is now enrolling for an 8-week session for children and teens who have experienced the death of someone important in their lives.

During the session, participants connect with peers who have also experienced loss through guided activities, conversation, and creative expression. Each session is designed to help young people express their feelings and process their experiences in a welcoming environment.

Sessions are facilitated by trained Buddy’s Place staff and volunteers who understand that every person’s experience with loss is different.

Learn more or register: https://pillarscommunityhealth.org/event/buddys-place-spring-2026-8-week-session/

03/11/2026

Spring sports are starting up across our communities. Is your student ready?

A sports physical is often required before participating in school athletics. It’s also a great opportunity to check in on overall health, update vaccinations, and talk about any concerns before the season begins.

At Pillars Community Health, our care teams provide compassionate, whole-person care for patients of all ages.

Call 708-PILLARS (708-745-5277) to schedule an appointment or learn more about becoming a patient.

Your health. Your goals. Your care team.

03/08/2026

Today we celebrate International Women’s Day.

More than 100 years ago, women in our community came together with a shared belief: everyone deserves access to care and support. Their leadership helped lay the foundation for what is now Pillars Community Health.

Today, we honor the women who continue that legacy across our organization and throughout our community. 💜

03/04/2026

Spring sports are just around the corner.

If your child needs a school or sports physical, spring break is a great time to schedule a visit.

At Pillars Community Health, we help young athletes stay healthy, safe, and ready to play so they can focus on enjoying the season ahead.

Call 708-PILLARS to schedule.

03/03/2026

🦷 Give Kids a Smile – First Dental Visits for Little Ones
📅 This Saturday, March 7
📍 Pillars Community Health Integrated Health Center- La Grange Park

Is your child between 0–3 years old and hasn’t had their first dental visit yet?

We’re hosting a special Give Kids a Smile event designed just for little ones who are ready to begin their dental journey. Many families don’t realize children should see a dentist by age one. Starting early helps prevent cavities before they begin and builds comfort with care from the very start.

This welcoming first visit includes:
• A dental screening
• A gentle cleaning, if appropriate
• Oral health education for parents and caregivers
• A take-home goodie bag with dental essentials

Healthy habits start early. We’re here to help.

Call 708-PILLARS today to reserve your child’s spot.