Why work at Metropolitan Family Services?
to learn, to earn, to heal, to thrive. Our Headquarters is moving! Metropolitan Family Services empowers Chicago-area families to reach their greatest potential and positively impact their communities. #HIRING EVENT: Our Chicago & DuPage Early Learning programs are hiring for full & part-time jobs!
How do I log in to my metro health account remotely?
Step 1. Note: Your user ID must be set up for remote connectivity Step 2. Read these instructions entirely before trying to complete the steps Step 3. Open Internet Explorer or Chrome Step 4. Type https://remote.metrohealth.org in the web browser The Remote Access login screen will appear. Step 5. Log in using your network User ID and password.
What does Metropolitan do?
Part mentor, part motivator, part advocate, Metropolitan empowers families to learn, to earn, to heal and to thrive through services provided in four key areas. From early learning, afterschool and job readiness programs to counseling, mental health services and legal assistance, we’re here for you!
What services does the family and Social Services Program offer?
From early learning, afterschool and job readiness programs to counseling, mental health services and legal assistance, we’re here for you! Offers support and education to economically challenged families so they may improve the quality of their work, lifestyle and finances.
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How many food pantries are there in MFS?
MFS Hunger Relief currently operates 5 food pantries open and running in 3 school districts! There are no restrictions to shop- everyone is welcome! For a full schedule, and more details, visit our Hunger Relief page.
What is the goal of MFS?
Throughout MFS, our goal is to remain steadily present for the community we serve – especially at this time. We are grateful for our many partners who are extending their support and we wish everyone health into the future.
What is MFS linkage?
MFS Project Linkage currently offers transportation for Project Linkage participants who need access to medical & nutrition services. Through our partnership with Ride Connection, we focus on transporting residents of North & NE Portland, west of 82nd Ave.
What is MFS social purpose?
MFS Social Purpose Works helps nonprofits prioritize strategic projects and connects pro bono professionals to fulfill them. Whether your nonprofit is ready to advance its mission, or you’re a professional interested in sharing your expertise, contact SPW!
What is virtual contact in MFS?
Through virtual contact, MFS staff are in touch with the people we serve in an effort to be responsive to current and changing needs.
When is MFS closing?
MFS will be closing on Friday, June 18th in observance of Juneteenth (June 19th) Juneteenth is considered the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States. As we recognize this holiday we also honor the many contributions of African Americans that have greatly built, contributed to, and shaped our nation.
What does MFS stand for?
MFS stands by the Black community in our commitment to be antiracist.
For Employers
We’re a trusted partner and a source of standout value. We provide custom, cost-effective services to meet your specific needs. As a division of Metropolitan Family Services, we bring the compassion and resourcefulness of one of the nation’s strongest non-profits to help your people and business succeed.
For Employees
We’re a discreet, 24/7 source of solutions to help you work through life’s challenges, whether they are a family crisis, health issues, or planning for the future. Privacy is rigorously protected, with service available by phone, online and in person.
What are the services that low income families need?
Supports that are critically important to low-income, working families include access to transportation, medical insurance, child care, housing services and other services listed below.
What is the Division of Family Development?
In addition to child care issues, the Division of Family Development also ensures that working families and individuals get the supports and resources they need to achieve and maintain self-sufficiency. This includes helping families who are transitioning from welfare to work.
What is DYFS in the Department of Children and Families?
NOTE: The Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS), in the Department of Children and Families, has a similar Kinship Care program, which serves children who are under the supervision of DYFS.
What is kinship caregiver?
Kinship caregivers are special people who have taken on the responsibility of caring for their relatives' children - siblings, nieces, nephews, or, most often, grandchildren - providing them with a safe, reassuring environment. DFD offers a variety of support services and financial aid to kinship caregivers, who may be eligible for monthly payments through the federal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. The children under their care may be eligible for Medicaid health insurance.
