721 N. LaSalle
Chicago, IL 60610
Intake: (312) 655-7700
Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) Nutrition Services for the Elderly
4940 W. Flournoy
Chicago, IL 60644
Intake: (773) 378-3127 or (773) 378-3777
USDA supplemental food and nutrition program administered by the Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) and operated by Catholic Charities. Service is available to Chicago residents who are 60 or older. A monthly nutrition food package is provided to the participants. Nutrition education is also provided.
Division of Community Development and Outreach Services
Mother and Child Food and Nutrition Program (MAC) Food for Growth
Food for Growth
4940 W. Flournoy
Chicago, IL 60644
Intake: (773) 378-3127 or (773) 378-3777
USDA food and nutrition program administered by the Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) and operated by Catholic Charities. The program provides nutritious food items to supplement the diets of low-income pregnant, post-partum and breast-feeding women; infants and children under six years old. Nutrition education is designed to have a practical relationship with the nutritional needs and cultural preferences of women and children in the program.
CSFP/MAC Food Center Sites:
CSFP/MAC Warehouse |
Howard Area Community Center 7648 N. Paulina |
Korean Self-Help Center 4934 N. Pulaski |
St. Aloysius Service Center 1516 N. Claremont |
St. Sylvester Service Center 2157 N. Humboldt |
Westside Service Center 4940 W. Flournoy |
Austin Peoples Action Center 5125 W. Chicago |
Komed Center 4259 S. Berkely |
Englewood Service Center 7320 S. Yale |
Calumet Park Service Center 12400 S. Ada |
St. Blase Service Center 7438 W. 61st |
North/Northwest Suburban Family Service Center 1717 Rand Road |
West Suburban Services 1400 S. Austin |
Division of Community Development and Outreach Services
WIC Food and Nutrition Centers Program
907 N. Larrabee
Chicago, IL 60610
Intake: (312) 951-7672
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) is a USDA food and nutrition program administered by the Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) and operated by Catholic Charities. Eighteen centers provide a variety of WIC-approved foods for eligible participants. The food centers provide a supervised playroom, access to social services, job training and educational programs. In addition, vision and hearing testing, immunization screening, paternity establishment and nutrition education are available. Some of the centers provide one-stop shopping offering WIC services, day care, Head Start, family case management and health services.
WIC Food Center SitesMonday-Friday, 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Saturday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
WIC Food Center Warehouses
Division of Community Development and Outreach Services