a counseling center for pregnancy help and education.
   

"I felt so alone. I was falling and didn't feel anyone catching me... But, I am brave now and stong."-client stories

"If everone was busy removing the stones from all our paths, who would have time to judge the other? And if one of us would stumble and fall, maybe our judgement would be 'How could I have missed that stone? I am so sorry I didn't make your road smoother. Let me help you up so that we could walk together.' But, then that would be heaven, wouldn't it?" more stories...


    

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Volunteer oppertunities


PHD offers several volunteer positions to people interested in helping others who share PHD’s philosophy and mission. 
For more information, contact our Volunteer Coordinator at 847-359-4919.

Intake Coordinator

Baby Closet Coordinator

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Events Coordinator

Building and Grounds

Data Entry

Baby Closet Coordinator

The Baby & Maternity Closet offers infant, toddler, children and maternity clothing and supplies to those in need in the community. Baby Closet Coordinators volunteer four hours of their time weekly or twice per month to sort the hundreds of donations to PHD and to assist visitors to the Closet.

Visitors who come to PHD for Baby Closet Services are assisted by Baby Closet Co-ordinators, who offer the appropriate sized clothing for the visitor's child. Baby Closet Coordinators are there to offer suggestions of clothing and supplies that the mom will need for her baby or children.

As a service to our pregnant clients, Baby Closet Coordinators also assemble layettes of new infant's clothing, providing the new mother with the basic necessities for clothing and caring for her baby.

A one session training introduces Baby Closet Coordinators to the agency by giving an overview of PHD's Services and tips for working with clients and sorting donations.

The PHD Baby & Maternity Closet is always in need of an extra pair of hands.

 

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