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Pilsen Neighbors Community Council

Chicago, IL
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pilsenneighbors.org

    • About Us

    Pilsen Neighbors Community Council works with religious congregations, community organizations and agencies in metropolitan Chicago to address the ongoing crisis of youth, immigration reform, healthcare, access to transportation, workforce development, and education.

    Our Mission

    Our mission is to develop new community leaders through building networks of “core teams” and alliances with other community groups to build an organization capable of responding to issues of education funding reform, economic development, civil rights of immigrants, universal healthcare, and workforce development.

    Pilsen Neighbors Community Council works with religious congregations, community organizations and agencies in metropolitan Chicago to address the ongoing crisis of youth, immigration reform, healthcare, access to transportation, workforce development, and education.

    Our Mission

    Our mission is to develop new community leaders through building networks of “core teams” and alliances with other community groups to build an organization capable of responding to issues of education funding reform, economic development, civil rights of immigrants, universal healthcare, and workforce development.

    Issue Areas Include

    • Community Development

    Location

    • 2026 S. Blue Island Ave, Chicago, IL 60606, United States
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