Our Members
CCN was developed in 2013 to ensure more comprehensive, coordinated service delivery to youth and families in Illinois. By employing a multi-organizational approach, each member organization is able to share the risk of innovation while gaining extensive knowledge, learning through collective leadership, and offering youth and families a diverse array of program capabilities.
Our Model
The Dually Involved Youth program is structured through a performance-based contract, ensuring positive results for the enrolled youth. CCN is an advocate for performance-based funding models and has created a structure where data is at the forefront of how we do our work.
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OMNI serves thousands of individuals annually in over 25 communities throughout Chicago’s Northwest Suburbs. Services include counseling, 24-hour crisis intervention, substance abuse prevention and treatment, family strengthening, juvenile justice services, youth development and community outreach services. OMNI was founded in 1972.
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OHU is a nonprofit that provides children and families with services to break the cycles of poverty, trauma, and neglect. Beginning as a home for children, OHU has been investing in children and families for over 125 years. Every year, OHU’s team serves nearly 10,000 children and families in Florida, Illinois, and Missouri through early learning centers, child and family services, behavioral health programs, and youth residential programs.
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SGA Youth & Family Services focuses on four main service areas: Parenting, Early Childhood, Education Support Services, and Workforce Development. SGA has developed a proven and innovative method called the Cycle of Opportunity©. This system helps break the cycle of adversity and provides families with the opportunities they need to change their lives and their communities. The agency began in 1911.
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UCAN offers programs focused on healing trauma, building strong families, educating youth and preventing violence. UCAN’s primary clients are youth in care of the state child welfare system and youth who have been removed from their homes for reasons of abuse or neglect. UCAN provides a continuum of care which enables clients to move from one program to another as their needs change, sparing our youth the transitions and gaps caused by moves from one agency to another. UCAN has been providing services for over 150 years.
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Youth Outreach Services (YOS) is a Chicago-based organization that partners with at-risk youth and their families to help them discover what they are capable of achieving. YOS inspires positive development through a variety of child welfare, counseling, juvenile justice and prevention services to help overcome challenges such as mental illness, substance use, abuse, and homelessness. YOS was founded in 1959.