• Can reopen indoors at lesser of 25% or 25 people per space.
• Food must be available at all times in order to offer indoor service. This means that bars, taverns or breweries without a food license can reopen indoors as long as they partner with a food establishment so that food is available to patrons at all times (e.g., making menus available and allowing delivery, allowing patrons to order from third-party delivery services).
• Table size limited to no more than four people per indoor table and six people per outdoor table
• Outdoor service can continue under existing regulations, including tables that are within eight feet of walls that are at least 50% open
• Face coverings must be worn at all times, except when patrons are seated and actively eating or drinking
• Patrons must be seated whenever they are eating or drinking
• Tables must be six feet apart
• Indoor service limited to no more than two hours
• All bars and restaurants must close at 11:00pm for on-site service and pick-up/delivery of alcohol. Pick-up and delivery of food can continue after 11:00pm.

• Events are limited to the lesser of 25 guests or 25% of overall room capacity both indoors and outdoors
• Indoor events can serve food or drinks, but indoor service guidelines must be followed:
• Face coverings must be worn at all times, except when patrons are seated and actively eating or drinking
• Four people per indoor table
• Patrons must be seated whenever they are eating or drinking
• Tables must be six feet apart
• Indoor events must end at 11:00pm

• Indoor capacity increased to 40%, with no more than 50 people within one area
• Group classes of 15 or fewer can resume under the 40% capacity restriction
• Face coverings must be worn at all times

• Indoor capacity increased to the lesser of 40% or 50 people
• Face coverings must be worn at all times

• Can operate indoors at 40% capacity, with no more than 50 people in any one space
• Face coverings must be worn at all times

• Grocery stores and pharmacies can operate at 50% capacity, all other stores at 40% capacity
• Face coverings must be worn at all times

• Can operate indoors at 40% capacity
• Guided tours limited to 50 people
• Groups limited to 10 people
• Face coverings must be worn at all times

• Can operate 40% capacity, with no more than 50 people in any one space
• Face coverings can be removed only for services that require their removal

• Can operate at 40% capacity, with no more than 50 people in any one space
• Special events capped at no more than 25 people
• Face coverings must be worn at all times

• A test positivity rate less than or equal to 6.5% for three consecutive days as measured by the 7-day rolling average (currently NOT meeting this metric); AND
• Greater than 20% percent available staffed ICU hospital beds for three consecutive days, on a 7-day rolling average (currently meeting this metric); AND
• No sustained increase in the number of COVID-19 patients in the hospital in 7 out of the last 10 days, on a 7-day average (currently meeting this metric)

Info Shared by
Parents of Extraordinary Children Support Group-Southeast

Info Shared by 10th Ward Fbk

Health & Wellness Education Resource  Guide
https://www.claretianassociates.org/south-chicago-neighborhood-network.html

Healthy Start is part of a national effort to improve birth outcomes, reduce infant mortality (death of a baby before age 1, maternal mortality and improve the health and wellness of families, mind, body and spirit! The program’s goal is to help, support, serve and improve the health of women, men and families living in Englewood, South Shore and Auburn Gresham.
https://oceanhp.uic.edu/programs/uic-healthy-start/#:~:text=Healthy%20Start%20is%20part%20of,%2C%20mind%2C%20body%20and%20spirit

Every Monday

Call to Schedule Session

Access Community Health Network
Did you use your voice and join a protest over the last week? If so, protect yourself and those around you by getting tested for COVID-19.

Call 1.800.836.7633 to schedule an appointment at one of our 5 Chicago testing sites. There is NO CHARGE to patients. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3cCfC6a

Info Shared by Alderman Mitchell

Info Shared by The Neighborhood Network Alliance and South Shore Works

Info Shared by Alderwoman Garza

Info Shared by Danielle Richards:

http://chicagofamilyhealth.org/

9119 S Exchange Ave, Chicago, IL 60617
Phone: (773) 768-5000

Advocate Outpatient Center located at 901 East 95th 

Mission Chicago South Shore Medical Marijuana Dispensary
8554 S Commercial Ave, Chicago, IL 60617
(833) 768-4357
https://missiondispensaries.com/

http://www.ccjuandiego.org/index.html

8812 S Commercial Ave, Chicago, IL 60617
773-731-0109
Centro Communitario Juan Diego has been making
a difference in South Chicago for 20 years.

The center was founded by eight Latina women who
had the courage to oppose hardships.

As a grassroots community based organization we
operate many vital programs focused on health care
issues, community organizing, social services, and
family education. Through our efforts we hope to foster
confident leaders for today and tomorrow.

South Shore Culture Center:
Adult Painting
Ceramics
Salsa
Step Aerobics Class
 National Steppers Society Classes
(www.nationalsteppers.com)
773-256-0149 Park District
http://www.chicagoparkdistrict.com/parks/South-Shore-Cultural-Center/

Rainbow Beach Park District “Workout Center”
http://www.chicagoparkdistrict.com/parks/rainbow-beach-park/

Don Nash Park District “Workout Center”
“Swimming Pool”
://www.chicagoparkdistrict.com/parks/Don-Nash-Community-Center/

Bessmer Park District “Workout Center”
“Boxing Ring” Out Door Pool
http://www.chicagoparkdistrict.com/parks/bessemer-park/

Rowan Chicago Park District “Ice Skating”
11546 S Ave L, Chicago, IL 60617
(773) 646-3180
https://www.chicagoparkdistrict.com/parks-facilities/Rowan-Park/

Rebuild Foundation/Dorchester House
Dance, Meditation, Writing

https://rebuild-foundation.org

Mail: dsweatbox@gmail.com

Tel: 312.953.8487