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IWS Associate Board

The Associate Board of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago (IWS) was founded in the spring of 2008, as a means to engage the community of young professionals in Chicago.

The Associate Board seeks to raise awareness of the IWS organization and the healthcare issues the dedicated staff members are addressing at the clinic for the working poor in the city of Chicago. In addition to raising awareness, the principal objectives of the Associate Board are to raise funds to support the IWS, and sponsor and participate in volunteer opportunities that support the health and wellness initiatives of IWS for the underserved, uninsured working poor in Logan Square and the surrounding communities

To learn more about how you can support IWS and contribute to the greater community of Chicago, please click this link Explore Associate Board membership.

Infant Welfare Society of Chicago

Since its inception in 1911, IWS has served the immigrant population, uninsured residents, and low-income families. An organization that was founded with the sole objective of providing safe, clean milk to infants has now evolved into a clinic that provides comprehensive, quality healthcare to mothers and children, with expanding services to fathers on a sliding fee scale. No one is denied care for inability to pay. Patients at the IWS Clinic are welcome and respected.

To visit the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago website click here 

IWS Clinical Services

Quality, Holistic Services to Vulnerable Populations at a Low Cost

IWS operations have recently expanded to the new 40,000 sq. ft. Angel Harvey Community Health Center located in Logan Square that serves more than 2,000 patients per month, most of whom are at or below the poverty line.  Its operations have recently expanded to the new 40,000 sq ft. Angel Harvey Community Health Center located in Logan Square that serves more than 2,000 patients per month, most who are at or below the poverty line.  The IWS continues to expand its capabilities and is currently providing the following patient services:

  • Pediatric Care

  • Prenatal & Whole Women’s Wellness

  • Ophthalmology

  • Pediatric Dental Care and Orthodontia

  • Private and Family Services Counseling

  • Literacy & Cultural Enrichment

  • Support for Families in Crisis

The committed IWS Staff, Board of Directors, 19 Auxiliary Boards, Community Leaders and Businesses in the surrounding suburbs of Chicago, support the efforts of the Infant Welfare Society. IWS relies on the generosity of corporate sponsors and private donors to provide quality health and wellness services to the Logan Square community and beyond. 

2008 Annual Report