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Tadd worked his way to become partner at Ernst and Young in Chicago after graduating from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. < Back Tadd Ingles Tadd received his Bachelor’s in Accounting from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. After graduating college, Tadd made his way and became a partner at Ernst and Young at the Chicago office in Assurance Practice. He enjoys spending his free time with his beloved wife Ann and their two children. Why I Serve? Tadd is continually inspired by Association House’s staff, and he stands in awe of the dedication and compassion they bring to their work. Because of the staff, he knows we will achieve meaningful positive outcomes for those in need, and that motivates him to serve.

Subhadeep is currently serving as the SVP , Technology at Northern Trust, Subhadeep is responsible for spearheading and accelerating technology initiatives to enhance the firm's operational excellence. In this pivotal role, he brings strategic vision, innovative solutions, and a commitment to quality that aligns seamlessly with Northern Trust's mission. < Back Subhadeep Bhattacharjee Subhadeep is currently serving as the SVP , Technology at Northern Trust, Subhadeep is responsible for spearheading and accelerating technology initiatives to enhance the firm's operational excellence. In this pivotal role, he brings strategic vision, innovative solutions, and a commitment to quality that aligns seamlessly with Northern Trust's mission. Subhadeep’s journey in the financial services sector began at Accenture, where he played a pivotal role in building technology capabilities for various financial institutions. His contributions laid the foundation for transformative change, positioning these organizations for success in the digital era. His tenure at Accenture honed his skills in technology strategy, project management, and client relations. Prior to joining Northern Trust, Subhadeep held key positions at Bank of America, where he made substantial contributions to both the retail and investment banking portfolios. His multifaceted experience in these roles equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of the diverse challenges and opportunities in the financial services landscape. He acted as a financial Chair for Asia leadership network while at Bank of America , He serves as a valued member of a product startup advisory board, where he leverages his expertise to guide emerging companies towards growth and sustainability. Subhadeep is actively pursuing opportunities to contribute to the community as a member of non-profit boards of directors in the Chicagoland area, after completion of a certification on Non Profit Board from Kellogg school of management. In his leisure time, Subhadeep finds solace and enjoyment in various pursuits. He is an avid sports enthusiast, particularly passionate about cricket and soccer. He frequently engages in pick-up games with friends, fostering camaraderie and healthy competition. Subhadeep also has a culinary flair and delights in preparing delicious meals for his family and friends, bringing people together through the joy of food. Why I Serve? Subhadeep is proud to be associated with an organization that is engaged with the community in such wide variety of services that bring a long lasting impact to the community. He is constantly impressed and inspired by the dedication and motivation of “the house” to deliver on their mission and improve the lives of those they serve in the community.

Association House serves nearly 500 children who experience trauma in their journey to find a loving home. As we commit to their care and safety, you and your gifts will help them make life-long memories this holiday season! Giving Tuesday Toy Drive Association House serves nearly 500 children who experience trauma in their journey to find a loving home. As we commit to their care and safety, you and your gifts will help them make life-long memories this holiday season! Giving Tuesday is all about joining forces together to bring joy to others - so grab your friends and make an impact! Gift Pick gifts from our child wish lists and they will ship directly to us. Give Donate to our children's holiday fund to help with food and fun this season. Host Be a holiday hero by hosting a toy drive in your community. Join the Movement! Giving Tuesday celebrates our collective power. Imagine this: if 50 people each get 10 friends to gift just one toy, every child counting on us will have a gift this holiday season! So, join us in spreading the word. Grab your phone, text or email 10 people and invite them all to join you in giving. Together, we can bring joy to every child this season! 500 children Why Your Gift Matters "It brings a smile, joy, and helps us build trust with a child in foster care. Our parents are very grateful and appreciative because it makes a difference - a toy is priceless. Sometimes a child comes into their home and a toy isn't budgeted. But they're there to love them and care for them. Your gift makes a difference." - Angelica, Foster Care Manager Related Content Give Now Learn More Shop Our Wishlists Learn More Corporate Partnerships Learn More

< Back Angela Mathew Angela Mathew is a Senior Manager in the Health Transformation practice at PwC. Angela has over 30 years experience in the healthcare industry and was fortunate to spend 15 years of her career at Mayo Clinic. Angela graduated with a RN, BSN from Viterbo University and earned her MBA through the Carlson School of Business at the University of Minnesota. Why I Serve? Angela is a very passionate leader in healthcare and is excited to serve as a board member for the Association House to promote health, wellness and educational opportunities. She is enthusiastic about the comprehensiveness of programs and mission of the Association House and looks forward to sustaining and growing the programs to meet the community's needs.

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Each summer, we connect families with everything they need to send their kids back to school ready - from supplies and resources to vaccines and physicals. Back 2 School Fair Anchor 1 How We Help The annual Back to School Health Fair connects neighborhood families with everything they need to send their children back to school ready for success. From school supplies and local resources to vaccines and full physicals, this giant block party has something for everyone and truly brings the community together. Event Details When Saturday, August 2, 2025 9 AM - 1 PM Where Association House of Chicago 1116 N Kedzie Ave, Chicago, IL 60651 Parking lot at Kedzie and Thomas Community Resources Each year, we are joined by partners from across Chicago to offer connections to hundreds of resources. 2025 Partners Puerto Rican Cultural Center, Midwest Express Clinic, Tutoring Chicago, Tree House Humane Society, Chicago Urban League, Illinois Action for Children, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Gift of Hope, Mary Crane Center Physicals & Pediatric Vaccines Free school and sports physicals are offered in partnership with local doctors and healthcare professionals. Free pediatric vaccines are provided in partnership with the Blue Cross Care Van. Get Involved You can be a part of this incredible event by donating funds for supplies, donating school supplies through our wish list, or spending the day volunteering with us. For more information about these opportunities, reach out to Drew at 773-772-8144. Make a Donation Donate Supplies Booth Interest Form Volunteer 573 children received resources at the 2024 Back 2 School Health Fair. Related Programs Food Pantry Learn More Health Education Learn More Mental Health First Aid Learn More

Want to learn more about what makes the Association House High School different? Fill out the interest form below and a member of our team will reach out.  Association House High School Interest Form Think Association House High School might be right for you? Want to learn more? Complete the form below and a member of our staff will reach out. The email you share is the one we’ll use to send you your enrollment form if you’re ready to move forward. Before you dive in, scroll down to check out eligibility requirements and the documents you’ll need to start your AHHS journey. Back To Other Forms Anchor 1 Eligibility Ages 16 - 20 years Chicago resident Required Documents State ID/Picture ID Birth Certificate Social Security Card Proof of address (must be a utility bill) Transcripts (when available) Drop/School Withdrawal Slip Medical Card (if applicable) Current School Physical Medical/Immunization Record

PSR is a day program offering group and individual services to build relationships and teach independent living skills to maximize self-sufficiency. Psychosocial Rehabilitation How We Help Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR) is a therapeutic day program that offers group and individual services aimed at building relationships and teaching independent living skills to maximize participants’ self-sufficiency and role function in the community. Our Approach Participants engage in the program anywhere between six months and two years depending on their individual needs and treatment goals. The program covers a wide range of topics, designed to help participants manage their mental illness, stay healthy, and increase their ability to live independently. The program meets Monday through Thursday, from 8:30 am to 2:30 pm. Breakfast and lunch are served daily, and several breaks are scheduled throughout the day. All services are provided in Spanish and English. Experiences in the program: Groups and individual skill building activities’ Attend local events and attractions Recreational activities Mental health advocacy opportunities NAMI walk for mental health awareness Visiting local museums and music events Through group we learn: Coping Skills and Self Advocacy Symptom Management for: Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia Medication Management Healthy Living and Relationships Social and Communication Skills Safety at Home and in the Community Money Management and Decision Making "In PSR, I learned anger management, communication skills, and how to take care of my mental health. If it hadn’t been for Association House, I would probably be dead or living on the streets." - Program Participant Eligibility & Costs We provide services to individuals with Medicaid coverage at no cost to the participant. We accept all Medicaid plans. We are unable to accept any private insurance. 92% of participants will increase their understanding/knowledge regarding their mental illness and medicine management. FAQs Do you provide transportation? We can help set up transportation. Related Programs Counseling Learn More Developmental Disabilities Learn More Drop-In Center Learn More

Interested in enrolling in the High School? Are you a graduate looking for your transcript? Fill out one of the forms below and we'll be in touch soon! High School Forms Interest Form Think Association House High School might be for you? Complete the interest form. Get Started Transcript Request Need a transcript? Complete this form to receive an official copy of your transcript. Get Started Association House prepared me to keep going no matter what because at the end of the day it’s gonna be worth it. - Ashley Roman, 2021 Sadauskas Scholarship Winner Related Content High School Staff Learn More Curriculum Learn More Mentoring Program Learn More Family Literacy Program Learn More

Responsible for providing individualized, comprehensive, and community-based treatment, support, and rehabilitation services to persons with severe mental illness and/or co-occurring disorders. Provides therapeutic interventions that facilitate illness self-management, psychosocial rehab, skill building, identification of natural supports, and use of community resources. Uses intensive outreach strategies to engage participants in services. Monitors participants’ symptoms and medication regularly. Implements crisis services in consultation with supervisor/psychiatrist and makes sure that participants are safe and obtain timely access to services. Serves as a liaison with other systems of care. Documents all services using program standards. Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in psychology, social work, or a related field or CADC certification preferred. The hourly rate for this position is $21.00. < Back Community Support Specialist – CST Apply Now Job Type Full Time About the Role Responsible for providing individualized, comprehensive, and community-based treatment, support, and rehabilitation services to persons with severe mental illness and/or co-occurring disorders. Provides therapeutic interventions that facilitate illness self-management, psychosocial rehab, skill building, identification of natural supports, and use of community resources. Uses intensive outreach strategies to engage participants in services. Monitors participants’ symptoms and medication regularly. Implements crisis services in consultation with supervisor/psychiatrist and makes sure that participants are safe and obtain timely access to services. Serves as a liaison with other systems of care. Documents all services using program standards. Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in psychology, social work, or a related field or CADC certification preferred. The hourly rate for this position is $21.00. Requirements AA required or 5 years of experience in behavioral healthcare. Experience working with persons with psychosocial rehabilitation services, psychiatric disorders, substance abuse, and/or development disorders required. Experience working with diverse ethnic populations required. English/Spanish bilingual preferred. Personal vehicle, Illinois current driver license and insurance, good driving record acceptable to agency insurance carrier. Carries cellular phone at all times to respond to participant/program needs. Flexibility to work on weekends, evenings, holidays during emergencies. Equal Opportunity Employer Association House of Chicago does not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identify, marital status, pregnancy, order of protection status, national origin or ancestry, citizenship status, age, physical or mental disability unrelated to ability, military status or an unfavorable discharge from military service and any other classification protected by local, State, or Federal law. Application Instructions

Association House fills critical gaps for low-income individuals and families in Chicago through wrap-around programs that expand opportunity, stability, and community impact. You help create real change in our community. individuals served, impacting 10,000+ family members. of donor funds invested across 35+ programs in five impact areas, all under one roof. $ total donors, including 50+ Good Deeds Society members. Donate Now Our Impact Association House is a vibrant, inclusive home for people on a journey to live their fullest lives. We tackle instability in our neighborhood head-on, offering programs in constant communication with each other—all under one roof. Living Wage Jobs 60+ adults with disabilities and long-term health needs transitioned from nursing facilities to independent living. 350+ adults graduated from career training through our Workforce Development programs. 700+ individuals secured fresh fruits and vegetables through our food pantry, a 52% increase from last year. 40+ individuals received affordable homebuying legal services resulting in the closing and purchasing of a home. 30+ youth earned their high school diploma at Association House High School. 100+ children remained free from abuse and neglect through our Child Welfare team. Every day, lives are transformed . How Jordan Powered Up His Future With Clean Energy Training With our Clean Energy job training program, Jordan found a way to break out of his professional slump. Investing in Hope: Why Our Auxiliary Board Shows Up For our Auxiliary Board, making time to give back to the city they call home is about more than fundraising. Association House Expands Workforce Pathways with Pre-Apprenticeship Model In the new year, we're optimizing our job training courses to land students in industry-recognized apprenticeships. 1 2 3 4 5 Whether it’s education, housing, workforce training, or mental health, the House is intentional about wrapping around participants and helping them move to a better place. Cindy, Association House Board Member Our Dedicated Network of Donors Association House is honored to have a donor network of more than 500 supporters who invest in this work. This collective power fuels impact. Click the button below to view our full donor honor roll. Donor Honor Roll Join the Good Deeds Society! Want to make an impact all year long? Through monthly giving with the 'Good Deeds Society,' you provide reliable and sustainable support to the community Association House has served for 126 years and counting. Join the Good Deeds Society 2025: A Year in Full Bloom Association House’s impact is rooted in advancing each person's full participation in the life of their families, communities, and society. Explore our 2025 Annual Report to see how Association House is creating lasting pathways to health, stability, and opportunity across Chicago. Read More