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People for Community Recovery (PCR) is a community-focused organization based in Riverdale, Illinois, dedicated to promoting environmental justice and healthy living conditions. Founded by Hazel M. Johnson, a pioneering figure in the environmental justice movement, PCR works to address climate impacts, advocate for affordable housing, and foster fair economic development in under-resourced neighborhoods. The organization engages in various projects aimed at empowering local residents, from preserving public housing to enhancing energy efficiency initiatives. Through community-driven efforts, such as the Hazel Johnson Cumulative Impacts Ordinance and the ongoing revitalization of Altgeld Gardens, PCR strives to ensure that community voices are integral to all developments affecting their lives. Generated from the website

The Family Enrichment Program (FEP) is a state-funded initiative based in Riverdale, Illinois, aimed at supporting at-risk families with infants and toddlers. Through a joint agreement, it serves 15 school districts in the south suburban Chicagoland area, providing essential resources to ensure school readiness and mitigate the literacy and learning gap among young children. FEP offers a variety of services including playgroups, parent education classes, and home visits, all centered on best practices in early childhood development. The program emphasizes the role of parents as primary educators and fosters a nurturing environment that promotes healthy development for children in their formative years. Generated from the website