Building a Worry Free, Healthy Community

Community-driven care and wellness

As a community health organization, we believe every neighbor deserves access to wellness, care, and connection. Worry Free Community works to reduce health disparities across the Chicagoland area by bringing together access to healthcare, education, and social support in one accessible hub.

Care

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Weekly free clinic visits give uninsured and underinsured neighbors access to essential healthcare and resources.

Coverage

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Personalized guidance helps families throughout Illinois enroll in Medicaid, ACA plans, and social benefits.

Community

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Volunteers, partners, and local voices drive programs that expand wellness and equity across Chicagoland.

Our mission

Closing Gaps in Care

As a community health organization, we know the only way to reduce health disparities is by working together. Worry Free Community focuses on building skills, expanding access, and partnering with healthcare professionals so every resident has a fair chance at wellness. By combining community-driven support with evidence-based care, we strive to lower costs, improve outcomes, and create a healthier future for all.

Programs that make a difference

Services built for our neighbors

To advance national goals of health equity and patient-centered care, our programs are built to meet people where they are. Each one addresses a different part of community health:

  • Free & Charitable Community Clinic

    A no-cost clinic providing health screenings, primary care, resource navigation, and counseling for uninsured and underinsured residents. Learn more about our Free Community Clinics in the Programs section.

    Free Community Clinic
  • Health Coverage Assistance

    Guidance with Medicaid, ACA marketplace enrollment, and other social service applications such as food stamps and utility assistance.

    Health Coverage & Insurance Assistance
  • Community Health Volunteering

    Opportunities to give back through clinic support, outreach, and community health worker trainings.

    Community Health Volunteering
  • Faith-Based (PCOR) Patient-Centered Outcomes Research

    Faith-based health research (PCOR) and outreach projects that bring community voices into the future of health equity. 

    Mosque-Based PCOR

Events and workshops

Stay connected with community health

Our events bring people together for education, screenings, and resources. Check our calendar for upcoming health fairs, insurance enrollment workshops, and volunteer activities across Glendale Heights, Oak Lawn, Morton Grove, and nearby towns.

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8am Be Well Community Clinic

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Partners in our mission

Support from across Chicagoland

We are proud to collaborate with hospitals, local businesses, faith-based groups, and universities who strengthen our programs. These partnerships expand access to care and highlight the value of working together on health equity across the greater Chicagoland region.

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