A Holiday Tradition
Making Seasons Bright for Kids and Families
Peggy Eisenstein, a foster parent, a volunteer and a member of our Board of Directors, took great pride and found great joy in spearheading our annual Holiday Gift Program campaign. Through the donations she gathered from Aunt Martha’s friends and supporters, as well as her own personal generosity, Peggy made sure every youth connected to our organization celebrated the season with not only gifts, but smiles.
The Impact of Your Gift
When you donate to Aunt Martha’s Health & Wellness, you help us develop, continue, and expand our programs and services across our Integrated Health Care, Child Welfare, and Community Wellness platforms, helping over 100,000 individuals throughout the state.
Our Integrated Health Care model uniquely addresses the physical, behavioral, and social health needs of patients of all ages. These extensive services are wrapped around individual needs using our integrated care coordinators, treating the whole person.
Our DCFS Child Wellness services provide attention to and minimize the trauma that youth have encountered through our therapeutic and psychiatric services in a safe, caring environment. Your investment in these services helps the youth in our care get a second chance at a happy, healthy, and supported life.
Beyond Health Services
Community Wellness services promote healthy lifestyles, strengthen our communities, and improve the self-sufficiency of children, young adults, and families. When you support and give to Aunt Martha’s, you help our community-based programs in ensuring that vulnerable youth and families have a safe haven to address needs like:
- finding employment and developing job skills,
- crisis intervention services to families in need,
- parent support programs for young families,
- emergency and transitional housing,
- substance use disorder counseling and treatment,
- community-based alternatives to detention in our Evening Reporting Center, and much more.
Your support is a gift to the future of our communities.
