Evangelical Child-Family Agency

Methodist Youth Services, also known as MYS, is a nonprofit child welfare agency that serves homeless, abused and neglected youths. Established in 1965, the agency offers assistance with the development of decision making, leadership and independent living skills. It provides vocational training, individual counseling and community outreach programs. Methodist Youth Services also offers independent living services for young men and women transitioning from foster care. The agency provides nutritional assessment, career counseling and household management services. In addition, it offers substance abuse evaluation and domestic violence prevention programs. Methodist Youth Services is accredited by the Council on Accreditation and licensed by the state of Illinois. The agency is located in Chicago.

A part of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, the Greater Illinois Chapter offers research, advocacy and educational services for individuals with multiple sclerosis. It conducts outings to museums, sporting events, theaters and parks. The organization offers information on symptoms management and legal rights, as well as conducts workshops. The Greater Illinois Chapter organizes various events, including sport tournaments, community dinners and the Deacon Park Walk. Additionally, it provides information and referral services and publishes a newsletter, booklets and periodicals. The organization also offers internship for social work, public health, government relations and marketing students. The Greater Illinois Chapter provides guidance counseling and employment assistance services. It is located in Chicago.