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Programs
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ABOUT US
Donate
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Contact Us
Latest News / Events
PCS Career Opportunities
Photo Gallery
The Community Pulse
Proactive Voices Blog
PCS 20TH Anniversary Gala
PCS Events Calendar
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  • Home
  • Programs
    • Community Health/Wellness
    • Chronic Disease Pevention
    • Job Readiness
    • Care Coordination
    • Young Adult Homelessness
    • Overdose Prevention
    • 340 B
  • ABOUT US
  • Donate
  • Previous Webinars
  • Contact Us
  • Latest News / Events
  • PCS Career Opportunities
  • Photo Gallery
  • The Community Pulse
  • Proactive Voices Blog
  • PCS 20TH Anniversary Gala
  • PCS Events Calendar
  • Home
  • Programs
    • Community Health/Wellness
    • Chronic Disease Pevention
    • Job Readiness
    • Care Coordination
    • Young Adult Homelessness
    • Overdose Prevention
    • 340 B
  • ABOUT US
  • Donate
  • Previous Webinars
  • Contact Us
  • Latest News / Events
  • PCS Career Opportunities
  • Photo Gallery
  • The Community Pulse
  • Proactive Voices Blog
  • PCS 20TH Anniversary Gala
  • PCS Events Calendar

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 Kendall Matias of Proactive Community Services is a public‑health professional whose work strongly intersects with LGBTQ+ rights and health equity in Illinois. While the search results do not show a specific public statement or interview where she “discusses LGBTQ rights,” her professional record demonstrates sustained leadership in LGBTQ‑affirming health programs and community advocacy across the state. 

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 Stephanie Kendricks, VP/ Branch Manager  Markham Bank & Trust | Old PlankTrail Community Bank, is a passionate advocate for financial literacy. In her discussions, she emphasizes the importance of empowering individuals and communities with the knowledge needed to make confident financial decisions. Kendricks highlights practical strategies for budgeting, saving, building credit, and planning for long‑term financial stability. Her approachable style and commitment to education make financial concepts accessible, helping people take meaningful steps toward a stronger financial future. 

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 Karen Sutton-Ford stands as a trailblazer in the automotive industry, one of only four women nationwide to own a Ford dealership. Her leadership at Sutton Ford in Matteson, Illinois, is not just about selling cars; it’s about legacy, representation, and breaking barriers 

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