Program locationJoy Fellowship Church12001 S. Indiana Ave.Chicago, IL 60628
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Far South Side
Pullman
Young people practice stewardship by doing it.
Pullman creates hands-on opportunities for youth to care for shared spaces, build relationships and experience positive recreation.
Community affiliate
Explore connected services Pullman Community Committee
Local leadership translates neighborhood knowledge into programs, partnerships and responsive action.
CAP staff
- Annette CartmanCAP StaffAnnetteC@ChicagoAreaProject.org
- Whitney PorterCommunity OrganizerWhitneyP@ChicagoAreaProject.org
Area supervisorTony LawlorArea SupervisorTonyL@ChicagoAreaProject.org
The local strategy
Focused on what helps people move forward.
The profile connects community priorities to CAP's regional service network without losing the local voice that makes the work relevant.
Environmental stewardship
Community knowledge helps shape where attention and partnership can matter most.
Youth leadership
Young people and families gain positive experiences, practical support and trusted connections.
Positive recreation
Affiliates bring partners together around progress that residents can see and feel.
Connected service areasCommunity & Youth ServicesPrevention & Wellness
2025-2026 activities and events
What took place during the year.
This summary comes from CAP's activity list. Participation figures reflect visits across activities and events, not a count of unique people.
What the activity shows
Practical life-skills experiences—from respectful communication to obtaining state identification—helped youth practice independence and prepare for adulthood.
106Life-skills education55Recreation29Networking
CAP objectives
Goals reflected in local activities.
These were the three most common objective tags in the affiliate's 2025-2026 activities and events.
Life skills & prevention
Youth practice decision-making, conflict resolution, communication, coping, money management and positive recreation.
185 activities and events
Most common local objectiveSafer environments
Communities use service, advocacy and shared events to improve public spaces, access, safety and school climate.
131 activities and events
One of the community’s top objectivesResident engagement
Residents help assess priorities, shape strategies, recruit volunteers and organize neighborhood action.
35 activities and events
One of the community’s top objectivesOne activity or event may support more than one objective, so these figures should not be added together.
Community resources
Jobs, programs and services in Pullman.
The affiliate's public board includes job postings, youth and family programs, education, health services and local events.
Jobs & trainingYouth opportunitiesHealth & family supportCommunity events
Community partners
Organizations working with this affiliate.
CAP's 2025-2026 partnership list includes organizations that provided space, services, expertise or referrals.
Life skills
Formal MOUAll Around Kreation
Provides food and teaches youth practical table etiquette and hospitality skills.
Recent results
Examples from 2025-2026.
These stories describe specific results reported by the affiliate. They are not annual totals.
25-35cleanup participants
April 2026Youth improved a shared space and practiced civic responsibility
An Earth Day cleanup around Haley Elementary built teamwork and accountability while improving the neighborhood environment.
35-40students and adults
April 2026A positive outing strengthened peer relationships
A school trip rewarded students with a memorable shared experience marked by responsibility, cooperation and friendship.
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