All Hands Health Network

Connecting youth to local, quality services

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All Hands Health Network (AHHN) is a new model of integrated care that serves children in Belmont-Cragin and Austin neighborhoods. Our socially and clinically-integrated network of 20+ clinical, behavioral health, and community-based organizations serves Medicaid-eligible youth and families living in 60651 and 60639. AHHN in partnership with Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago and Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services aims to expand children’s access to quality primary care, specialty care, and behavioral health services.

Our socially and clinically-integrated network:

  • Offers better communication and coordination between different network agencies and providers 
  • Focuses on early identification of children’s physical, behavioral and social issues 
  • Reduces the need for emergency care and hospitalization due to delayed care 
  • Prevents duplication of services 
  • Improves the health and well-being of children and their families 

Learn more about how AHHN supports communities!

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Our Resource Coordinators are dedicated to making sure you have the support you need to stay healthy, by helping you find access to nutritious foods, mental healthcare and more.

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Meet our Network!

IWS Family Health

For over 100 years, IWS Family Health has focused on the health needs of children and their families. Today, their healthcare home provides accessible and high-value healthcare services and education to underserved and vulnerable Chicago families, which includes Pediatric Primary Care; Adult Health; Reproductive Health; Prenatal Care and many more! 

A House in Austin

A House in Austin stands as a nurturing hub on Chicago's west side, working to empower both parents and children, igniting transformation within the community. This grassroots non-profit is a lifeline for families with children aged 0-12, with a special emphasis on those in their crucial early years, from 0 to 5.