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Renaissance is accredited by CARF International. CARF International accreditation demonstrates a program’s quality, transparency, and commitment to the satisfaction of the persons served. CARF International is an independent, nonprofit accreditor of health and human services.1
The Renaissance Living Room Grand Opening
The Living Room is now open in its permanent location: 4835 W. Chicago Avenue. Read the article and watch the news clip - it's a great, beautiful, welcoming location for anyone struggling with their mental health.
A Taste of Hope
What a fantastic evening! Good friends, delicious appetizers, and of course incredible wine. Thanks to all that supported our Taste of Hope. We look forward to seeing you next year.
Thank you to our Sponsors
The Lowenthal Family
Conversations on Homelessness:
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Previous Conversations
The Renaissance Living Room
A Virtual Series
The Renaissance Living Room is an alternative to hospitals or the police when you’re having a mental health crisis or just too stressed and overwhelmed to cope, in a safe, home-like atmosphere. Why do we need The Living Room and how it helps will be discussed.
Featuring Dr. Thomas D. Huggett, Medical Director - Mobile Health, Lawndale Christian Health Center, and Loren Phillips, Team Leader of The Renaissance Living Room. This will be moderated by Michael Banghart, Executive Director of Renaissance Social Services.
Conversation on Homelessness:
How to Help Our Homeless Neighbors
A Virtual Series
What do you do when you encounter a homeless person? Many people are unsure of how to help our most vulnerable neighbors and this Conversation answers this question and more.
Featuring Richard Rowe, Chairperson of the Lived Experience Commission, and Senior Program Manager at CSH, Connie Bacon, and Michael Banghart, Renaissance’s Executive Director
Conversation on Homelessness: Finding Home
A Virtual Series
Featuring Lillian and Ray, two Renaissance Program Participants, and Michael Banghart, Renaissance’s Executive Director
Conversation on Homelessness: Why
Housing Makes Cents (Sense)
A Virtual Series
Betsy Benito, Principal Consultant, High Ground Partners, LLC
Richard Day, University of Chicago Booth School of Business
Michael Banghart, Executive Director, Renaissance Social Services
Betsy Benito, Richard Day and Michael Banghart will discuss why ending homelessness is not only ethically correct, but why it also makes financial sense.