Parent Support Group
Caregivers practiced parenting, relationship, and wellness skills within a supportive peer community.
100% felt less alone and knew where to find help.
Results, relationships, and recognized standards supporting our work with youth and families
Despite a difficult funding environment, TBCC continued to connect South Side youth and families with practical skills, trusted support, and opportunities to lead.
This annual snapshot shares participant feedback and program experiences. It is separate from the live participation and service-hour figures on the homepage.
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Three ways TBCC paired hands-on learning with personal support.
Program percentages are based on FY 2025–26 participant feedback; the report does not state survey sample sizes.
Case management and neighborhood events helped people find resources, feel understood, and connect with their community.
Percentages reflect FY 2025–26 feedback from respondents to the respective program or event surveys; the report does not state sample sizes.
Explore the program stories, community pathways, quality standards, and organizational milestones behind TBCC's work. Each guide opens as an original PDF in a new tab.
Eight pages of youth registration, STEM, workforce, leadership, satisfaction, and community-service highlights.
An introduction to TBCC's mission, four program areas, seven-community footprint, and ways to get involved.
From the first conversation to job readiness, paid experience, and 90-day follow-up support.
How TBCC listens first, connects neighbors to the right support, and follows up along the way.
A concise look at the practices, inspections, staffing, and accreditation that support every program.
Shareable highlights about safety, recommendations, youth leadership, and TBCC's reach.
Key milestones from TBCC's founding through continued accreditation and community service today.
A compact organization profile covering services, footprint, quality, leadership, and impact.
A 2025 program health review covering administration, recruitment, and youth workforce outcomes.
Explore measures drawn from the same database used for TBCC’s quarterly reporting. Select a community for locally entered meeting, planning, resource, and training measures.
Youth figures count registration records for ages 11–24. Advocacy participation records count distinct activity–registration pairs on Advocacy activities; they are not a count of all case-management referrals, unique people, or confirmed service completions. All recorded case-management referrals appear separately in the community engagement view from the all-time case-management summary. Manual measures are shown only where entered. “Not reported” means an entered value is unavailable. Shared committee measures are shown by community and are not summed across neighborhoods. These measures are not added to activity or case-management totals.
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Database snapshot: October 26, 2026. Missing manual measures are not inferred from older spreadsheets or template defaults.
Explore all community engagement →Monthly activity records, service classifications, case-management summaries, and neighborhood resources.True Believers Community Connections earned the highest level of accreditation from CARF International for its children and adolescent services, case management and community youth development programs. Out of more than a thousand organizations accredited in Illinois and hundreds in Chicago, TBCC is the only organization certified for community youth development.
This prestigious recognition highlights our commitment to improving the quality of life for those we serve and showcases our ability to meet rigorous international standards of care and accountability.
Our CARF-accredited service areas include:
CARF Certified
Our executive leadership completed the i2i six‑month capacity building program sponsored by the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority (ICJIA). The curriculum equips community organizations with the knowledge and connections needed to address violence and improve public safety in vulnerable neighborhoods.
Through this initiative TBCC gained strategic support and investment that further strengthens our infrastructure and reinforces our commitment to serving youth and families in high‑risk communities.
Building Capacity
Yes. TBCC is CARF accredited for children and adolescent services, case management, and community youth development programs.
CARF accreditation recognizes an organization's commitment to internationally established standards for service quality, accountability, and continuous improvement.
TBCC's accredited programs support youth, adolescents, and families in Chicago through community-based services and case management.
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