Center on Halsted

I beleive the dance is for everyone in the community.

It's best to stop in and check their schedule for when those events are held. You can also check their website.

I went there for the market days . And all the clubs were all very mixt . So i will said just try all of them

Well its not a shelter per se but you can speak to ppl who will be able to help with that for sure.

I'm not sure but I think they do.

Yes, as of January 3, COVID-19 testing--rapid tests and PCR both are available, free, on the 2nd floor. No waiting. Noon-6.

Only meters. There might be a lot on Addison.Kind of tough. Most people use Public transportation or walk.

I recommend to visit in person. It's a great place. Also it's connected to a grocery store. So there's an area where you can purchase pastries and enjoy coffee. Downstairs. I think once you get there there's other places in the area that are adventurous as well. I recommend that you go there in person. You will find great resources.

Technically no. There is a lot for Whole Foods but it is basically park at your own risk. You would be safer if you make a purchase at Whole Foods. Otherwise metered street parking is limited but available.

Getting a job and a room to rent would change everything for you.

Not long. If you have someone who is already receiving checks they can get them immediately. But if youre a new provider you have to take a few classes that they provide in forest park. Depends on how consistent you are because i know some people who started in a month and some people who didnt start for 3 months.

There's multiple Howard Brown Clinics and their affiliate Aris Health throughout the city now if I'm not mistaken.

Try the People's Law Office.

Yes there is and I believe it starts at 9am