Association House of Chicago offers social, educational, and health programs in Chicago.

Association House of Chicago is a community organization dedicated to promoting health and wellness, educational advancement, and economic empowerment through a diverse array of programs. The group provides career-oriented education and training, employment programs, and support for child guardianship and adoption. It also addresses mental health by offering prevention, treatment, and education services. A key component of its educational mission is the operation of an alternative high school, known as The Association House High School, which was formerly called El Cuarto Año High School. The organization maintains its main presence at 1116 N. Kedzie Ave., Chicago, IL 60651, and can be reached at 773-772-7170. Beyond these specific services, the broader community landscape includes numerous other entities such as the Brighton Park Neighborhood Council, which focuses on economic justice and health care affordability; Enlace Chicago, which provides free legal services and policy advocacy; and Erie Neighborhood House, a non-profit committed to the well-being of families through programs for children, youth, adults, and families. Additionally, the area features the Erie Community Center, Erie Elementary Charter School, and Family Focus, which supports early childhood development and family support services. Other notable organizations include the Garfield Community Service Center operated by the Department of Community Service, which offers resources ranging from shelter and food assistance to job training; Healthy Families Chicago, which provides home visitor programs and adoption respite; and Metropolitan Family Services, which offers counseling and legal services for domestic violence and housing issues. The North Lawndale Community Coordinating Council works to improve physical, economic, and social conditions through strategic planning and civic engagement. Faith-based groups like Angel Parents, a violence prevention organization rooted in faith, and St. Pius, a Catholic parish providing emergency services and legal assistance, also serve the community. The Salvation Army La Villita Corps offers rent and utility assistance, while Sinai Community Institute provides workforce development and social services for the elderly and people with disabilities. The Southwest Organizing Project unites various institutions to address predatory lending, violence, and immigrant rights, and Taller De José acts as a resource center offering accompaniment, document assistance, and advocacy. Finally, the Telpochcalli Community Education Project delivers cultural and educational programs by community members in Little Village/South Lawndale, and Universidad Popular promotes community empowerment through participatory learning.