South Side Aging Resource Guide

An Online Hub for Older Adult Resources on the South Side of Chicago

In this guide, you’ll find a listing of health resources tailored for seniors on the South Side of Chicago. To start, click the categories in the drop-down menu to the left. You’ll find information about each topic by clicking the category, clicking the > will show additional sub-categories. You can also use the Search Bar above to type a service or resource.

If you know of a resource that you do not see in the guide, please let us know by clicking the the “Suggest a Resource” tab on the right.

Pick up a free printed copy of the resource guide at the following locations:

• Atlas Regional Senior Center (1767 E. 79th Street)
• Chicago Hyde Park Village (Augustana Lutheran Church, 5500 S Woodlawn Ave)
• University of Chicago Senior Outpatient Health Center (7101 S Exchange Ave)
• Kroc Center (1250 W 119th St)
• Chinese American Service League (CASL)  (2141 S Tan Court)
• Catholic Charities Hayes Manor (6718 S Racine)
• Woodlawn AME Church (6400 S. Langley Ave)
• Embrace Living (4909 South Cottage Grove Ave; 10860 S. Vincennes Ave)
• University of Chicago Medicine (Goldblatt Pavilion, 860 E 59th)
• Or by contacting the SHARE Network at:
  (773) 702-9638, info@sharenetworkchicago.org

DISCLAIMER:  THE SHARE NETWORK DOES NOT QUALIFY, EVALUATE, ENDORSE, SPONSOR OR RECOMMEND ANY OF THE RESOURCES PRESENTED IN THIS GUIDE.  THEY ARE LISTED AS RESOURCES BASED ON THEIR REPRESENTATION OF THE SERVICES THEY PROVIDE TO RESIDENTS OF CHICAGO’S SOUTH SIDE.  USERS OF THIS SITE MAY LEARN MORE ABOUT THE SERVICES THESE RESOURCES PROVIDE BY CONTACTING THEM DIRECTLY OR THROUGH GOVERNMENTAL QUALITY RATINGS.  USERS OF THESE RESOURCES MUST  MAKE THEIR OWN EVALUATION OF THE QUALITY AND USEFULNESS OF THESE RESOURCES.

This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under grant number U1QHP28728 and Geriatrics Workforce Enhancement Program. This information or content and conclusions are those of the authors and should not be construed as the official position or policy of, nor should any endorsements be inferred by HRSA, HHS or the U.S. Government.