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Pat Cline, Director
Rich Township assists the youth and families of our community in a variety of ways, including:
After School Program for 6th - 8th graders at $15 per week. Includes homework help, tutoring, crafts and field trips. Computers are available and transportation is provided. (Back
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Counseling offered Wednesday evenings. Fees are based on a sliding scale and Medicaid is accepted. Please call 708.228.5027 for appointments. (Back
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Employment for Township teens ages 13-18. Read
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GED Classes available at the Youth and Family Center free of charge. (Back
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Grief Support Groups for children between
8 and 10 (Rainbows) and adults (Prism) who have experienced a loss through
death or divorce. (Back
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Information and Referral Service on programs and services within the township. Every effort will be made to provide assistance with youth and family needs. (Back
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Parenting Resource Center with tutoring, computer classes and math workshops. (Back
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Peer Jury Program for first time juvenile
offenders. The Peer Jury (teens age 13-18) meets on the fourth Thursday of
the month at the Richton Park Police Station, at 7pm. (Back
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Scholarships awarded each year to students of the four Township high schools. (Back
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Summer Teen Program for 12, 13, and 14
year old boys and girls who reside in Rich Township. Fee includes transportation,
t-shirts, swimming and field trips. (Back
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Teen Job Workshops assist teens in finding and keeping jobs. (Back
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Rich Township also serves as a member of Parent Institute Days, Family and Youth Initiative, South Suburban Youth Service, Association of Illinois Township Committees on Youth, South Suburban HIV-AIDS Regional Coalition, South Suburban Youth Services Alliance, and Local Area Network #53.
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