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C.L.I.C.K.



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Revitalization, Research, Accountability, Advocacy, and Public Safety



Counseling, Linkages, Interventions and Community Kare (C.L.I.C.K.) NFP is a 501c3 nonprofit formed explicitly to benefit the public good. C.L.I.C.K.'s charitable status includes, but is not limited to, grant analysis and proposal writing, research, mentoring, relief of the poor, and assisting the distressed or the underprivileged.



MISSION STATEMENT


C.L.I.C.K.’s mission is to provide human service programming and policy design that promotes the continuing development and evaluation of individuals to address, inform, and educate the public, private, and corporate sectors of society, which benefits the public good.

vision statement


C.L.I.C.K.'s vision benefits the public good by empowering and enhancing the lives of people that are disengaged from the mainstream of our social fabric and environment due to cultural shortcomings and marginalization.



DR. FRED L. NANCE JR.
FOUNDER & CEO

current project



THE TOTALLY GAMING ACADEMY PROJECT


Video Gaming vs. Violence in Chicago…Dr. Fred L. Nance Jr. & C.L.I.C.K. Services NFP (www.clickservices.org), in collaboration with Totally Gaming Academy Creator and Founder, Silverio Padilla (https://silversnip3r.network/ & https://playmotto.gg/creator-network), are bringing to Chicago, the surrounding suburbs, and to our penal system an alternative to crime and violence. This “pilot” project will consist of a 20-week, in-school/afterschool and an alternative school program, which will feature 100 students/teenagers/adults or more interested in video gaming, engaging daily with STEM, sustainability, and innovation. Students will be taught, through the eyes of video gaming, to acquire skills applicable to real-life careers through educational projects. The classes/activities will fall under 3 categories: Gaming and Esports, Gaming and Society, and Gaming and Innovation. We have an intake process to determine individuals who are Beginners, Intermediate, and Advance video gamers. Specifically, and for example, students will explore topics such as zero-carbon technology, game development fundamentals, content creation basics, and sustainability. Students/participants will have the opportunity to meet gaming industry professionals, including content creators, professional gamers, and marketing experts. In addition, we are offering a week-long boot camp (7:00 am to 7:00 pm) with an awesome curriculum of activities and a music platform. As of now, we are opening the project up to the 2nd and 7th Illinois Congressional Districts of Congresswoman Robin Kelly’s Committees and to Congressman Danny K. Davis’ Child Welfare Committee and other initiatives. Dr. Nance and Mr. Padilla are under a Non-Disclosure Agreement. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1o2S5ntrO9lLz0cHmq0ylaBHx6K96V6Th/view?usp=sharing Therefore, no other information is available at this time. If organizations, corporations, or other entities who have financial resources, or who can sponsor this project via philanthropy or other financial sources, want to learn more about this project and bring it to your community, you can contact Dr. Nance to schedule a zoom presentation given by the Creator and Founder Silverio Padilla. The zoom presentation is offered because Mr. Padilla is located in California. Mr. Padilla has over 20 years of experience with the gaming world. Dr. Nance’s email and LinkedIn addresses are: frednance@clickservices.org and http://www.linkedin.com/in/drnance.




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Safer Foundation is one of the nation’s largest not-for-profit providers of services designed exclusively for people with criminal records.Our vision is equal employment opportunities for people with criminal records thereby improving the socio-economic well-being of the individual, their family, and community.

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Habilitative Systems, Inc. (HSI) is a nationally-recognized human services agency that uses a continuum of care approach to provide much-needed programs to underserved populations and people living with an array of health and human service needs. Headquartered on the west-side of Chicago, HSI has offered supportive programs to Chicago’s most disadvantaged and vulnerable residents for 40 years and provides services to over 7,000 people annually in the North Lawndale, West Garfield, Austin and Englewood communities in Chicago.

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Chicago Recovery Communities Coalition (CRCC) educates communities in the Chicago-Land areas of the nature of addiction, recovery, and mental illness. CRCC will reduce stigma associated with addiction while giving back to the community and building relationships with diverse populations.We help individuals access and sustain long-term recovery. We will strive to make a difference in people's lives by increasing public awareness of alcohol and drug dependency and mental health services.

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Westside Health Authority (WHA) is a 501(c)3 organization serving the Austin neighborhood and the greater Westside of Chicago since 1988. Local residents make up the base of our engaged and committed coalition of stakeholders they are the authority on the needs of their own community and provide the directives on how the organization can be most impactful. Using public and private resources, WHA provides the services and support needed to help neighbors and families build a better community.

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The Food Depository is part of a united community effort working to bring food, dignity and hope to our Cook County neighbors. We act as the hub for a network of more than 700 food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters and other programs. These programs provide food where it’s most needed. We also address the root causes of hunger. Public benefits outreach and job training programs offer support for our neighbors to overcome poverty.

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The Chicago Police Department, Teamwork Englewood, and other community partners invested in reducing recidivism and creating a safer Chicagoland community formed a collaborative, The Greater Chicago Reentry Network. The groundbreaking, multi-sector collaborative brings together nonprofits, employers, and government agencies with the same goal. With the Chicago Police Department pioneering the way with its community policing program and Teamwork Englewood and other nonprofit partners increase collaboration and support, we're ready to help! To join this initiative, click the appropriate button below!FOR EMPLOYERS

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The vision of the Carver Innovation Center is to enable creators, inventors, small businesses, and hobbyists to use their imagination to bring their ideas to life using innovative equipment and resources. The center is designed to meet these needs by providing state-of-the-art equipment and training that makes rapid prototyping and product fabrication accessible. This equipment includes a Stratasys 3D Printer (for making prototypes of new products) a Universal Laser System to cut and design on a variety of materials that includes but is not limited to wood, stone, glass, and acrylic and a Roland Vinyl Cutter, the ultimate companion for print and cuts jobs. As the space continues to grow, so will our list of equipment availble to the public.

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education - Malcolm x college

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The Illinois Justice Project (ILJP) advances policies and practices that reduce violence, decrease prison recidivism and make the justice system more equitable.

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Illinois restore, reinvest, renew (r3) Project

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The South Suburban Action Conference (SSAC) is a grassroots non-profit organization made up of 15 member organizations. Upon its founding in June of 1986, SSAC adopted a mission of reconciliation, dedicated to building an inclusive membership, reaching across all lines of race, religious denominations, social and economic class and geography throughout the South Suburbs and South Chicago land.

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City Colleges gives students access to a quality education and ensures their success by providing them with the support to complete their program and move on to further education or a career.

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TACTS-The Association of Clinical Trial Service-501-c-3, is a community- based non-profit organization designed to provide prevention-intervention education and awareness for people impacted/infected by health ailments as it relates to evidence based/clinical trials and community research. We are a Black, Woman, Veteran organization, interested in collaborating with other organizations on issues surrounding health equity and social justice.

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UCAN strives to build strong youth and families through compassionate healing, education and empowerment.UCAN’s promise is to advocate for and provide opportunities that change lives through impactful programs, consistent presence and unrivaled diversity and inclusion. Founded 150 years ago as a Civil War orphanage, UCAN has a long history of creating safe and caring spaces for youth, adults and families to grow. UCAN serves and impacts over 21,000 at-risk children, youth and families across Illinois.



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