February 2, 2010
News—Join LSNA’s staff and friends of all stripes—from pastors to politicians, homemakers to health workers—as we join together to celebrate and reflect on two decades of inspiring… Continue…
March 3, 2010
News—The 2010 summer employment application for Mayor Daley's Youth Ready Chicago program is available now at www.youthreadychicago.org.
Grow Your Own Teachers Program—"Members of the General Assembly, I am asking you to open your eyes, open your ears, and open you pocketbooks," testified Grow Your Own teacher candidate Pearl Martinez. "Make sure you provide… Continue…
Chip Mitchell, February 18, 2010
LSNA in the Media—Check out the story on WBEZ by Chip Mitchell about the Zapata Apartments.
February 5, 2010
News—“I didn’t know that the Census was used to send money to the community,” said Moraima Dones. “But after I learned that, I started encouraging people to fill out the form so we… Continue…
Ames Community Learning Center—Ames families can now get medical care right at Ames School on the first floor. The new Health Center offers many services – physicals, immunizations, treatment of colds and the flu, as well… Continue…
VOYCE-Voices of Youth in Chicago Education—Nearly 100 Kelvyn Park students came together in a Martin Luther King Day retreat that celebrated community service while building relationships within the KP family. The retreat, planned by LSNA… Continue…
LSNA's Health Initiatives—Times are hard. We can all use some help. Let us help you. You may qualify for Food Stamps, now called SNAP (Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program), and don’t know it. Whether you are… Continue…
December 7, 2009
News—Looking for a last minute gift? Searching for a “wow” dish to bring to a party? Look no further!
November 21, 2009
Events—Have you been a legal permanent resident for 5 years or more or married to a US Citizen for 3 years? It’s time to become a citizen!
Call the office to make an appointment to get your… Continue…
Mission statement
To ensure that our community is an excellent place to live, work, play, raise children, run a business and worship. LSNA builds relationships, trains leaders, and works to create better schools, affordable housing, sustainable land use, immigrants’ rights, neighborhood safety, and youth and senior citizen activities.