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Frequently Asked Questions

The Crisis Center for South Suburbia is open 24 Hours a day to accept crisis calls at 708-429-7255. It is recommended that a call to our hotline be made from a safe secure location away from the abuser. Police stations, hospitals, libraries, and friend’s homes are just a few options.

CCSS provides toiletries, linens, food and clothing. Due to limited space in the shelter you may bring 1 bag of clothing and personal items.

Most services at the Crisis Center are free.

Absolutely, we want to support clients in all of their accomplishments.

Children can attend school in our school district or attend school in their previous district depending on safety, commute and/or your needs. A case manager and local homeless liaison will provide support and guidance though the decision process.

We are located near public transportation.

Clients will be provided a case manager and therapist. There are also daily group provided to all residents and children.
The services offered at the Crisis Center are case management, counseling, domestic violence education, transitional housing, educational assistance, court advocacy, rental assistance and referral.
Yes, children are also eligible for our programs and services.
45 days with extensions available pending circumstances.

Yes, we encourage visits with family and friends, as long as safety is not compromised.

We have safety procedures in place and do our utmost to keep clients, staff and employees safe.
We will work with you to find a safe location for relocation.
You may leave at any time during your stay. We do have a curfew, however, approval from your case manager to extend your curfew can be allowed on occasions.
Domestic violence education, self-esteem and many other topics are provided on a weekly basis.
No, you may discuss this with your case manager or a court advocate if needed.
Possibly, but we are currently housing one household to a room at this time.

We are a voluntary services organization, however we do have rules that encourage a safe nurturing environment.

Food is provided by the Crisis Center, but you are also welcome to bring in a small amount of food of your own if you prefer.

No, it is the policy of the Crisis Center for South Suburbia to provide services to all persons without regard to race, color, national origin, religion (creed/beliefs), gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, socio-economic status, marital status, political affiliation, disability or unfavorable military discharge including those who are 60 years of age and older as mandated by the Older American Act, the Illinois Act on Aging, and their applicable rules and regulations pursuant thereto or any other characteristic protected under applicable federal or state law in any of its activities or services. Additionally, services are provided free of charge to all victims of domestic violence. How to File a Complaint

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To contact the Crisis Center 24 Hour Hotline dial 708-429-7233

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Crisis Center 24 Hour Hotline: 708-429-7233

Each situation is unique and our hotline staff is prepared to receive calls from victims seeking assistance, social service professionals working to assist clients, as well as concerned friends and family looking for support for their loved ones.
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Crisis Center for South Suburbia is committed to being a safe and affirming place for LGBTQIA+ individuals. Services are available to all genders regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression.

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  • Crisis Center for South Suburbia
    P.O. Box 39 Tinley Park, IL 60477
  • Phone: (708) 429-7255
  • Fax: (708) 429-7293
  • info@crisisctr.org

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