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Morgan currently serves as Senior Manager of Global Innovation Strategy for McDonald’s, developing new technologies, menu items, and innovations for restaurants around the world. < Back Morgan Pierce Morgan currently serves as Senior Manager of Global Innovation Strategy for McDonald’s, developing new technologies, menu items, and innovations for restaurants around the world. She attended Spelman College and received a graduate education from Yale. Morgan hopes to bring her knack for fostering fruitful partnerships to the House to continue outreach efforts in the community. “Association House aims to leave people better than how they came, and that is what being a steward of the community is all about. I believe deeply in providing opportunities for people to fully participate in society and live to their highest capacity. This is the place where I can do that important work.”

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We care about you. Check out what we have to offer and what life would be like working at Association House. You won't regret joining our team! Benefits We care about our employees just as much as we do our participants. We pride ourselves on employee satisfaction and manage this by offering benefits that suit the needs of our diverse team. Vacation Time 401K Matching Vision, Dental and Health Insurance Sick Leave Other Benefits 13 paid holidays – including Juneteenth and Indigenous Peoples Day 2 floating holidays per year (a leave benefit offered beyond vacation or sick leave) Life insurance Long-term disability insurance Short-term disability insurance options Recognition, appreciation, and wellness events Professional development opportunities Free, on-site EV charging Related Content Open Positions Learn More Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Learn More News Learn More Leadership Learn More

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 is committed to raising awareness about problem gambling and can help you find support that is right for you. Problem Gambling Services How We Help Problem gambling can cause financial, emotional, and relationship problems, severely impacting a person's life. Seeking help for problem gambling is a courageous step and can lead to a better, healthier future. Association House is committed to raising awareness about problem gambling and can help you find support that is right for you. Problem Gambling Support You are not alone. If you feel your betting has gotten out of hand, call: 1.800.GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) OR TEXT GAMB TO 833234 All calls are confidential. 24 hours a day. 7 days a week. Problem Gambling Helpline Know the Signs & Symptoms This short gambling screening is designed to evaluate your relationship to gambling and can help identify any potential problems with how gambling impacts your life. This confidential survey can be completed online or in-person. Screen yourself below or schedule an appointment/follow-up with our Visions Intake Specialist by calling (773) 772-8009 ext. 6004. Screen Yourself: Have you ever felt restless, on edge, or irritable when trying to stop or cut down on gambling? Have you tried to ask other people for money to help deal with financial problems cause d by gambling? Have you tried to hide how much you have gambled from your family or friends? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you can get help. Problem Gambling Screening "Many assume gambling is a harmless pastime, but for some, it can have devastating consequences. It is our mission to raise awareness about problem gambling and provide the support and resources necessary for those in need." Ayanna, Gambling Outreach Coordinator Additional Resources National Organizations: National Problem Gambling Helpline (800) 522-4700 or chat online at SAMHSA's National Helpline (800) 662-4357 National Crisis Text Line Text HOME to 741741 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline 988 or chat online The Trevor Project (866) 488-7386 or text START to 678678 LGBT National Hotline (888) 843-4564 Gambler's Anonymous Gam Talk SMART Recovery Chicago-Based Organizations: Way Back Inn (708) 345-8422 ext. 1 Gateway Foundation (773) 933-3080 HRDI (773) 966-0333 Related Programs Mental Health Counseling Learn More Substance Use Learn More Drop-In Center Learn More Partners & Funders

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An 8-week food prep training and subsidized employment program for returning and justice-involved citizens to prepare for positions in professional kitchens. Behavioral Health Pre-Apprenticeship How does a pre-apprenticeship help? The Association House Behavioral Health Pre-Apprenticeship program is your first step toward a career in compassion. With this free 5-week course, you'll open pathways toward Certified Recovery Support Specialist (CRSS), Certified Alcohol & Drug Counselor (CRSS), Mobile Crisis Response, or Behavioral Health Case Management careers. Whether you're looking for immediate employment, or want to expand your knowledge with a formal apprenticeship, we will help you make the connection. Students will complete the course with a Mental Health First Aid certification to safely intervene in a mental health crisis. Plus, you'll receive courses & workshops in the many behavioral health career paths available to you, enabling you to speak the language of the industry, and nail your interviews. A Compassionate Career is Within Reach! Recovery Crisis Response Case Work These are just a few of the high-impact, purpose-driven careers our program can unlock. If you feel a drive to help others and connect on a deeper level with the world around you, a behavioral health career could be the right fit for you and your future. Eligibility & Enrollment Our pre-apprenticeship program is open to anyone with an interest in a behavioral health career, with priority for SNAP beneficiaries and SNAP-eligible candidates, as participation may support SNAP work or training goals. We'd especially like to connect with you if you have lived experience in recovery, mental health, or community support. Class Schedule and Enrollment Cadence: Current Class Schedule: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 10 AM-3 PM Class Format: In-Person and Virtual New cohorts begin every 5 weeks! “This class gave me the confidence to ask the hard questions — including whether someone is suicidal and has a plan. It also helped me listen more deeply and connect people to the support that best fits their needs.” - Program Participant ↓ APPLY BELOW ↓ Related Content NextJob Learn More Workforce Staff Learn More

< All Staff Ms. Demia Fisher dfisher@ahhs.education Culinary and Health Instructor How long have you been a mentor? I have been in education for 20 years. What inspires you as a teacher? What inspires me is knowing I have given my students a positive, fun, and inspiring impact on their life. When my students learn a new skill or technique, they enjoy doing it and want to show it off. At the end of the day, it's all about the difference I make in my student's life to help them in the betterment of theirs. What is one fun fact about yourself? I like to go out stepping (dancing). Related Content Afterschool Programs Learn More Mentoring Programs Learn More Curriculum Learn More

Association House High School offers a new path to graduation for 16 to 21-year-olds in Chicago who have been left behind by traditional public schools. GET YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA, YOUR WAY ! ENROLL TODAY! Association House High School High school is not the same journey for everyone — but traditional schools often treat it that way. Whether it’s due to impersonal classes, absent counseling, family challenges, or children of one’s own, not everyone reaches graduation the same way. Association House High School, a Youth Connections Charter School , offers a new path to graduation for 16 to 21-year-olds in Chicago who have been left behind by traditional public schools. As a Level 1+ school, our goal is to prepare successful, productive, and compassionate members of a diverse, competitive, and global society. Mission We offer compassionate, immediate, and individual social and academic support. We commit to empowering students through relevant antiracist education. We will work to develop the essential tools each student will use to transform their lives and realize their endless potential. Vision To stabilize and support each unique student in their current circumstances, to help them overcome and root out inequities, and to prepare them to stand in power for the world they will inherit. Our Core Values Community Growth Courage After School Programs Want to get more involved? We offer a variety of programs after school. It's a great way to make friends and meet new people. Learn More Mentoring Program Our mentoring program focuses on individual students. We provide the resources our students need to be successful. Learn More Curriculum We offer a variety of relevant and engaging courses for our students to be successful, graduate, and earn their degree. Learn More Meet Our Staff Get to know the people behind our student's success. Meet our administrators, teachers, and mentors. Learn More Family Literacy Program Our Family Literacy Program (FLP) is a safe place for our student's children to have daycare while their parents learn in the classroom. Learn More Important Forms Want to register at our high school? You can find our registration and transcript request form here. Learn More Success Stories 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. Feb 27 3 min read Your 2025 Annual Report is Here! Dear Friends, This year marks a defining moment in Association House’s 126-year long history. As we celebrate the completion of our 2023–2025 Strategic Plan, let us reflect on the journey that brought us here. Following the remarkable 27-year tenure of Harriet Sadauskas, I stepped into the role of CEO and President in 2021. During this time, our world was still navigating the lasting impacts of COVID-19. Still, we began drafting our new strategic roadmap. In an era marked b Jan 1 2 min read Association House Teams Up with Community Partners to Reduce Violence Across Chicago How the House is working to reduce violence in our community through our partnership with SC2 Humboldt Park. Dec 29, 2025 2 min read Partners & Funders

FLP works with young children of parenting students enrolled in our High School. We provide child care and education, family activities, and so much more! Family Literacy Program What We Do The Family Literacy Program works with children 6 weeks – 5 years old of parenting students enrolled in Association House High School. We help two generations grow at once. By providing daily on-site child care, early childhood education, family literacy activities, and parenting workshops, we support your family as a whole. How We Do It Early Childhood Education Activities: On a daily basis we provide kids with activities through our curriculum to make sure they are on track with their literacy and reading skills. Parent Workshops: Parent workshops are held on a weekly basis where we help parents gain knowledge and skills on how to be their child’s first and lifelong teacher, as well as parenting skills. Parent and Child Activity Time (PACT): PACT activities help review skills learned in workshops and provide a time for our parents and children to bond while reading. Library Services: Once a month, we take our families to the Richard M. Daley Library to grab books and learn about other services the library offers. Action for Children Benefits: Our staff works to help parents with linkage, assistance, and support in accessing and applying for Action for Children benefits. We can help with locating and applying for child care services and state funding for child care. Parent Cooperative: A parent cooperative provides a safe space for parents to support one another and participate in activities. Internal and External Referrals: Association House has a wide variety of programs that staff can refer parents to. We try to provide help in all areas, to help you achieve whatever goals you may have. “I love the set up, I think it’s very important for me to know where my child is at and know how they are doing throughout the day. I know if I have anxiety or if she needs something, I can go straight down. It calms me knowing what she is doing and where she is while I’m in class trying to learn.” - Emily, Program Participant Hours Our schedule runs complimentary to the High School schedule which is Monday through Thursday 9:00 am to 3:30 pm and Fridays 9:00 am to 12:20 pm. For more information regarding enrollment or general questions, give us a call at 773-772-7170. Related Content Afterschool Programs Learn More Mentoring Program Learn More High School Staff Learn More

< Back Jaime Garcia Senior Director of Human Resources Jaime oversees Association House’s Human Resources Department. He manages everyday operations, provides training and consultation to staff regarding human resources policies and procedures and employment regulations; oversees benefits administration; ensures compliance with local, state and federal employment regulations; develops and modifies human resource policies and procedures. He joined the organization in 2003 as a part-time Human Resources Clerk and with much dedication, Jaime gained tremendous experience and knowledge, leading him to where he is today. He attended the University of Illinois at Chicago and received his Bachelor of Science degree in Finance and Management. Jaime also has an MBA from National-Louis University along with a certification as a Professional in Human Resources (PHR) from DePaul University. He is also an active member of the Greater Chicagoland Not-for-Profit Human Resources Directors Group and the Chicago Alliance for Collaborative Effort (CACE) Talent/HR Leaders. He is inspired by the mission of the organization and the services that the staff provide to individuals and families in the community.