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September Staff Spotlight – Samantha Mistar

Building Pathways, Not Just Programs. As the Youth Intervention Pathways (YIP) Program Manager, Samantha Mistar is a passionate advocate whose personal commitment is helping transform a pilot program into a powerful, community-rooted force for change. Since joining YOS in May 2023, Samantha and her team have been at the forefront of building the YIP program, a voluntary service that

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Purchase Art of Wine & Chocolate Event Tickets Join us for a delightful evening filled with wine, sweets, and delicious food. You’ll have the chance to mingle with our staff, board members, and leadership team while learning about how we assist over 3,000 young people every year. Your presence and contribution will significantly impact the

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YOS Annual Fundraiser

Celebrating Youth Success & Honoring Community Partners Thursday, November 13, 2025 • 6:00–9:00 PMAllSteel, 345 N Morgan Street, Chicago, IL 60607 Youth Outreach Services (YOS) invites you to an unforgettable evening of celebration, gratitude, and giving as we honor 65 years of empowering at-risk youth. This year’s annual fundraiser will spotlight the inspiring achievements of

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Surviving to Thriving: Chris’s Journey -Homeless Youth & Transitional Living Program (TLP)

When Christopher S. entered the child welfare system, he had already faced more adversity than most people experience in a lifetime. After losing his father and being separated from his mother due to incarceration, Chris moved through several placements—first an adoptive family, then to a relative’s home, and finally a group home. His journey eventually

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