The Glenview Values Project was founded in 1991 by Glenview Police Chief David Kelly and School District 34 Superintendent William Attea to address the problems that the community faces in a changing world. The group includes members of many area institutions, groups and agencies, and it meets regularly to share information and work on projects…

 

CATHOLIC CHARITIES
www.catholiccharities.net

Catholic Charities is a non-denominational social service agency that offers a multitude of services. These services include: Central Intake and Referral; Emergency Assistance (food pantry and clothing room); Community Casework and Counseling; Holbrook Counseling and Psychotherapy; LOSS(Loving Outreach to Survivors of Suicide); Maternity Services; Adoption; New Hope Apartments Program (housing for homeless families); Meals on Wheels; Immigration and Naturalization Services; Legal Assistance; and Tuesday and Thursday night suppers.

For more information please call Mary Beth Hartmann at 847-376-2121

 

FAMILY SERVICE CENTER
www.familyservicecenter.com

Family Service Center is a not-for-profit organization serving the community since 1913. FSC provides individual, marital, and family therapy for emotional, behavioral, relationship and substance abuse issues. Services include but are not limited to therapy for anxiety, depression, child problems, later life concerns, marital conflict, stress-related physical problems and life’s major transitions. Service is offered to individuals and families that live work or attend school in the communities of Glenview, Kenilworth, Northbrook, and Wilmette. In addition, Family Service Center’s professional staff present on a variety of family and workplace-related topics to organizations and schools in our communities.

 

GLENBROOK HOSPITAL
www.northshore.org/locations/glenbrook

Opened in 1977, Glenbrook Hospital, part of NorthShore University HealthSystem, is a Level II, 143-bed hospital facility offering high-tech medical care in a community hospital setting. Few hospitals of its size deliver such diverse services as cardiac care, including cardiac catheterization and ultra fast CT scan; total hip and knee replacement; the Eye and Vision Center for LASIK and other eye surgery; and neurological services including a new sleep center, a cognitive and memory disorder program and a Parkinson's Disease clinic; as well as a top notch gastroenterology (GI) suite with advanced technology. Children's at Glenbrook provides outpatient pediatric services and ambulatory surgery in partnership with Children's Memorial Hospital.

 

GLENBROOK SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL
www.glenbrook225.org/south

Glenbrook South High School, part of District 225, offers extensive opportunities in academics, athletics and activities to meet the needs of 2,600 students. Over 200 faculty members, 85% of whom have Master’s Degrees or beyond, teach over 350 different course offerings. The impressive academic program offers classes at various levels in English, math, science, social studies, seven world languages, art, music, business education, radio/TV, driver education, family & consumer science, physical education and 24 AP offerings. Athletics and activities complement the curricular program, helping students develop their talents and potential, and further connecting them to their passions, the school and the community.
Glenview is proud of the many achievements of Glenbrook South students, 98% of whom continue on to college. Their numerous honors include an ever-growing list of national academic awards, state championships and community service. This year GBS was the first public high school student body ever honored with the Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy Award. In 2009 the school was ranked as the top public school in debate, and in 2008 it won a Grammy Award as the top high school in music education.
The school’s mission to support students in all areas of development so that they are able to lead productive and meaningful lives is central to providing a broad range of student activities, athletics, parent programming, and a full range of course offerings.

 

GLENVIEW CLERGY COUNCIL


The Glenview Clergy Council is a group of spiritual leaders from various religions and denominations in Glenview who meet once a month at lunchtime. The group is dedicated towards developing a spirit of cooperation that seeks to enhance what the city of Glenview has to offer. For more information please contact the Council Chairpersons, Rev. Mark Pendleton (847-724-0057) and Rev. Robin Brown (847-724-6060)

 

GLENVIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH
www.gccucc.org

Glenview Community Church is a strong community of Christian faith that welcomes and engages all people in personal and spiritual growth. With strong children’s, youth, and music ministries, and solid commitment to meeting the needs of people in the community, members and guests find GCC to be a welcoming place to worship and serve. As a place where doubts are accepted and dreams encouraged, we strive to think globally and act locally. Those who participate with us experience the truth of the statement that no matter who you are or where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome at Glenview Community Church.

 

GLENVIEW NEW CHURCH
www.glenviewnewchurch.org

The Glenview New Church is a spiritual community of people who worship the Lord Jesus Christ as revealed in the Old and New Testaments, as seen through the theological writings of Emanuel Swedenborg. We worship the Lord in the ways that we live our lives, interact with others, serve the surrounding community, and support one another in our own unique, spiritual journeys. We have a school (Pre-K through 8), a youth group, and worship services at 9:30 and 11:00 each Sunday. Our 9:30 worship service features a children’s talk, Sunday school, and a sermon for adults.

 

GLENVIEW PARK DISTRICT
www.glenviewparks.org

One of the keys to the Glenview Park District's growth and success throughout the years has been the development of strong cooperative relationships with other government bodies and community organizations. Since the early 1950s, the park district has participated in cooperative agreements with local school districts under which the park district maintains school grounds in exchange for being allowed to utilize school grounds and buildings for program space. The Glenview Park District remains committed to this tradition of cooperation to bring the best possible recreational opportunities to our residents at the lowest possible cost.

GLENVIEW PUBLIC LIBRARY
www.glenviewpl.org

The Glenview Public Library provides a welcoming environment that encourages lifelong learning with access to the world of information and ideas. The library's innovative programs and services strive to educate, enrich, inspire and entertain to meet the needs of a diverse community, fostered by a dedicated staff committed to excellence in customer service.

GLENVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 34
www.glenview34.org

Glenview School District 34 educates approximately 4,600 students in eight schools in an educational setting that is student-focused and includes innovative programs. Student learning takes place in three primary schools (K-2), three intermediate schools (3-5) and two middle schools (6-8). Within these schools, students are provided a comprehensive core curriculum and a variety of fine arts offerings. Additionally, the District provides excellent programs in the area of special education and early intervention, as well as gifted and enrichment education.

Four of the District’s eight schools have earned the National Blue Ribbon School award from the U.S. Department of Education. Additionally, the District and individual teachers have earned national, state and regional awards for excellence in education.

Much like the community, District 34 students represent a multitude of ethnic backgrounds including white (72%), Asian (12%), Hispanic (11%), African American (2%) and multi-racial (3%). The District’s enrollment is growing steadily and the District is working toward solutions for that challenge to provide the best educational environment possible.

For the most up to date information about District 34, please visit the web site at www.glenview34.org.

 

GLENVIEW UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
www.glenviewumc.com

At Glenview United Methodist Church, we are committed to ministry with the global family of God. We seek new and creative ways to nurture families, especially children and youth. So if you are looking for something you can believe in or for your children to believe in and to put your faith in action, we invite you to come visit us as we explore, and grow together in love and grace.

 

JOSSELYN CENTER
www.josselyn.org

The Josselyn Center, established in 1951, provides affordable comprehensive outpatient mental health services for children, adolescents, adults and families. All services are offered on a sliding fee scale based on income. The Josselyn Center is the ONLY mental health agency in the area that offers all services, including psychiatric care and medication monitoring, on a sliding fee scale basis. The range of services includes: assessments; individual and group therapy for children, adolescents, adults and couples; family therapy; support groups for boys, girls, teens, men, women, families and parents; psychological testing and assessment; psychiatric care and medication monitoring. The Center also provides information and referral services and offers a wide range of lectures and seminars for both the general and professional communities. In addition, The Josselyn Center offers a range of supportive programs that include: Camp Neeka for children ages 8-12; the CLR Drop-In Center for adults over 18; and Foundations for Wellness for students in grades 1-12. Almost all types of insurance are accepted, including Medicaid. The Center is open from 9:00am to 8:00pm Monday-Thursday and from 9:00am to 5:00pm on Friday. Call the Intake Department at 847-441-5600 ext.156 for more information or to seek services.

 

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF GLENVIEW
glenview.il.lwvnet.org

The League of Women Voters of Glenview is a nonpartisan political organization encouraging informed and active participation in government. It influences public policy through education and advocacy. We present unbiased nonpartisan information about elections, the voting process and issues. Most well known are our voter registration days and candidates’ debates. We are nonpartisan but, after study, we use our positions to advocate for or against particular policies in the public interest.

MIDWEST PALLIATIVE & HOSPICE CARE CENTER
www.carecenter.org

As one of the first 50 hospices in the U.S., Midwest CareCenter provides hospice and palliative care services to patients and their families in 150 communities. As a result, each year thousands of Chicago area patients and their families receive compassionate and high-quality care. The organization has a long history as an award-winning innovator in healthcare, continually evolving the meaning of care and perfecting ways it can make people feel better and also be better. Its clinical experts listen carefully and respect patient goals, preferences and choices, with sensitivity to religious and cultural preferences. Our care is provided where the patient resides, or in our world-class Hospice Pavilion in Glenview or Hospice Suite at Northwest Community Hospital.

 

NORTH SHORE SENIOR CENTER
www.nssc.org

The North Shore Senior Center is a resource for older adults and their families. Here adults of all ages and their family members can enjoy active and fulfilling lives in Lifelong Learning programs or support services to provide extra help so they continue living in their own homes as they grow older, among familiar surroundings, friends and family.   The North Shore Senior Center provides a wide range of services for seniors at its headquarters location, Evanston offices, at village halls, hospitals, park district and senior housing facilities and private homes within communities of Chicago's northern suburbs.

NORTH SHORE VILLAGE
www.northshore-village.org

North Shore Village is a new organization grounded in an enduring model of neighbors helping neighbors as they grow older. Founded four years ago in Evanston and Wilmette, and serving nearly 300 members in those communities, NSV is now working with a group of residents who want to bring the Village experience to Glenview, Northbrook, Northfield and Winnetka. The Village is a network of people who want to age in place in the homes and surroundings we love. We want to be independent, engaged and useful. Although we may be healthy, active and able today, we know that the time may come when we need assistance and support. The Village provides volunteer drivers to help members get to medical appointments, shopping, and the like. Volunteers also assist with household matters, such as demystifying digital devices, handling household paperwork, and changing light bulbs and batteries. The Village also fills the void in people’s lives when they find their circle of friends contracting. Social engagement is essential to healthy aging. For more information about North Shore Village, visit the website at www.northshore-village.org.

NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP
www.northfieldtownship.com

Northfield Township provides assistance to needy residents of Glenview, Northbrook and Northfield. It also operates a food pantry which provides both perishable and non-perishable food to qualified residents. The pantry depends on donations of food and money as well as a large corps of volunteers for its operations.

SALVATION ARMY SERVICE EXTENSION PROGRAM
www.salarmychicago.org

The Salvation Army Service Extension Program provides emergency assistance to residents of 203 suburban communities in the Chicago metropolitan area, including the counties of Cook, DuPage, Kane, Kendall, Lake, and Will. The goal is to provide supportive assistance to people during crisis situations and to identify other community resources, which may provide additional help. Emphasis is placed on meeting an immediate need (short-term solution) and building an individual’s capacity to solve problems (long-term solution).

SOCIETY of ST. VINCENT De PAUL ST. CATHERINE LABOURE CONFERENCE
www.stcatherinelaboure.com

The St. Vincent De Paul Society is an international Catholic lay association for works of charity, which was founded in Paris in 1833. This group has been active in the United States since 1845.

St. Catherine Laboure Conference was started in 2001 and has 16 members engaged in various activities, such as food and clothing drives, helping at St. Thomas of Canterbury’s Soup Kitchen, a toiletry kits project for the homeless, preparing and delivering meals to homebound parishioners. The St. Catherine Laboure also supports a Catholic Charities program that provides an apartment and the services of a social worker, who helps the resident with budgeting and learning to become self-sufficient. We assist parishioners and Glenview residents in temporary need of financial assistance. Two members meet with the client at their home and discuss their needs. All conversations and assistance given to clients are held in strict confidentiality.

 

St. PHILIP LUTHERAN CHURCH
www.stphilip.info

St. Philip Lutheran Church (1609 Pfingston Rd.) is part of the Glenview Values Project through its Pastor, Rev. Eric Dawson. St Philip is a missional congregation created, called, and motivated to reach out, invite, welcome, and minister to the needs of the people of Glenview and the wider community. For more information, please check out the website at : www.stphilip.info

 

VILLAGE OF GLENVIEW
www.glenview.il.us

Glenview is a Home Rule Municipality that operates under a council-manager form of government. The Village President and six Trustees are elected at-large; they set policy and provide financial and operational oversight for the entire Village. A fulltime Village Manager, appointed by the Board of Trustees, is responsible for carrying out Board policy and handling day-to-day operations through seven municipal departments – Administrative Services, which handles the Village’s finances as well as information technology and front line customer service; Capital Projects, responsible for managing the Village’s Capital Improvement Program (its streets, sidewalks, and general infrastructure); Development, which enforces a range of Village regulations with regard to building safety, public health, zoning and development, and land-use planning; Fire; Police; Public Works, which is responsible for basic Village maintenance such as snow plowing and street sweeping; and the Village Manager’s Office itself, which houses Communications, Economic Development, Human Resources/Risk Management and Senior Services.

 

VILLAGE OF GLENVIEW SENIOR SERVICES

The Senior Services Coordinator for the Village of Glenview is on the lower level of the Village Hall, 1225 Waukegan Road. The Coordinator, Kimberly Hand, MS, CMC, is available Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. to provide information and specialized services to older adults and their families. This service is provided through a contractual agreement with the North Shore Senior Center paid for by the Village of Glenview.

WESLEY CHILD CARE CENTER
www.wesleychildcarecenter.com

Wesley Child Care Center is a nonsectarian, not for profit, state licensed child care center accredited by the National Academy of Early Childhood Program. Wesley Child Care Center provides year-round childcare for children ages 2-12 in All Day Preschool, Kindergarten Enrichment, Before/After School Age, Days Off From School and Camp.

 

YOUTH SERVICES OF GLENVIEW/NORTHBROOK
www.youthservices-gn.org

Youth Services of Glenview/Northbrook offers prevention and intervention programs for young people and their families.  We have 30+ programs including  counseling, crisis intervention, therapeutic mentoring, after school groups, jobs program, Study Buddies, Befriend-A-Youth (a big brother/sister program), Open Gym Nights, social skills groups, support groups for parents of children with bipolar disorder.  We often use recreation and play as a therapeutic tool and work collaboratively with community partners.  Volunteer opportunities are available.