Township of Stickney

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Update — The Stickney Township Board Meeting scheduled for December 30, 2024 has been cancelled. The next Board Meeting will be held on January 13, 2025.

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Township Services
The Township provides essential services to the community, including Transportation and Highway Services, Health Services, WIC Program, Behavioral Health, Office on Aging, and Environmental Health Services.
See the Stickney Township Public Health District site for information regarding medical services, or phone the clinics directily.
South Clinic 708-424-9200 / North Clinic 708-788-9100

Uniper Service Turns Your Home Into a Virtual Senior Center
The Stickney Township Office on Aging, in conjunction with Age Options, is currently offering referrals to older adults for a free service called Uniper that brings the digital world to their televisions. Uniper brings a virtual senior center into the homes of Cook County residents 60 years of age and above.
To be eligible, a person must live in suburban Cook County outside of Chicago, be either 60 years or older, or be a caregiver. A Uniper team member installs a box that connects existing Internet service to a television, effectively turning it into a smart TV capable of streaming lectures, exercise classes, group meetings, entertainment, & FaceTime calls with family–all through a home TV.
Uniper Care is a leading provider of this age-at-home, TV-based and mobile-based solution for care delivery and social engagement. Uniper’s technology-enabled services include live and interactive health and wellness content, HIPAA compliant video Telehealth, remote assessments, family communication, and peer-led groups. Providing an end-to-end solution that transforms a TV or mobile device into an interactive connectivity hub, Uniper empowers every older adult to live a healthy and active social life full of interest and meaning from the comfort of home.
For more information contact the Stickney Township Office On Aging at 708-636-8850 or visit www.townshipofstickney.org.

News and Views — The Stickney Township Board Meeting scheduled for December 30, 2024 has been cancelled. The next Board Meeting will be held on January 13, 2025.

Download the latest issue of News and Views here.

Township Services
The Township provides essential services to the community, including Transportation and Highway Services, Health Services, WIC Program, Behavioral Health, Office on Aging, and Environmental Health Services.
See the Stickney Township Public Health District site for information regarding medical services, or phone the clinics directily.
South Clinic 708-424-9200 / North Clinic 708-788-9100

Uniper Service Turns Your Home Into a Virtual Senior Center
The Stickney Township Office on Aging, in conjunction with Age Options, is currently offering referrals to older adults for a free service called Uniper that brings the digital world to their televisions. Uniper brings a virtual senior center into the homes of Cook County residents 60 years of age and above.
To be eligible, a person must live in suburban Cook County outside of Chicago, be either 60 years or older, or be a caregiver. A Uniper team member installs a box that connects existing Internet service to a television, effectively turning it into a smart TV capable of streaming lectures, exercise classes, group meetings, entertainment, & FaceTime calls with family–all through a home TV.
Uniper Care is a leading provider of this age-at-home, TV-based and mobile-based solution for care delivery and social engagement. Uniper’s technology-enabled services include live and interactive health and wellness content, HIPAA compliant video Telehealth, remote assessments, family communication, and peer-led groups. Providing an end-to-end solution that transforms a TV or mobile device into an interactive connectivity hub, Uniper empowers every older adult to live a healthy and active social life full of interest and meaning from the comfort of home.
For more information contact the Stickney Township Office On Aging at 708-636-8850 or visit www.townshipofstickney.org.

LSV Meal pick-up — Meal's To Go is a popular option at the Louis S. Viverito Senior Center.

LSV Senior Center — Information on Disabled Parking

Did you know that Temporary Placards can be issued to Stickney Township residents with a temporary disability? More information here.

Louis S. Viverito speaking at veterans event. — Veterans Recognized at December Event
The annual veterans event, sponsored each December by Stickney Township, treated veterans and their guests to lunch, gifts, and entertainment at both the North Community Center and the Louis S. Viverito Senior Center. Children from the Pre-K programs at each location presented handmade gifts to the attendees. Louis S. Viverito, a Korean War veteran himself, spoke at each venue.

Veterans look on as the Pre-K children welcome them with song at the Louis S. Viverito Senior Center.

Township Superintendent Louis S. Viverito shakes hands with young well wisher.

Trustee Diane Viverito hears from a veteran describing his Veteran Honor Flight experience.

Veterans attend event at the Louis S. Viverito Senior Center — Veterans Recognized at December Event
The annual veterans event, sponsored each December by Stickney Township, treated veterans and their guests to lunch, gifts, and entertainment at both the North Community Center and the Louis S. Viverito Senior Center. Children from the Pre-K programs at each location presented handmade gifts to the attendees. Louis S. Viverito, a Korean War veteran himself, spoke at each venue.

Veterans look on as the Pre-K children welcome them with song at the Louis S. Viverito Senior Center.

Township Superintendent Louis S. Viverito shakes hands with young well wisher.

Trustee Diane Viverito hears from a veteran describing his Veteran Honor Flight experience.

Seniors:Beware of Covid-19 Fraud — Seniors can be the targets of scams concerning the Coronavirus. Check out this Tip Sheet created by AgeOptions Senior Medicare Patrol to help identify fraud.Información en español.
2025 Stickney Township Advisory Committee Meeting Schedule can be found here.

Highway Department drivers hold Caring For You sign — Stickney Township Highway Department provides transportation services for township seniors.

Mural Restoration Featured at North Community Center Building Event

Last month's open house featuring the newly restored World War II mural was attended by Stickney Township residents and township elected officials. A short ceremony memorializing those who served during World Wars I and II was led by Louis S. Viverito, Township Supervisor.
The mural itself, commemorating those who fought in World War II, has been restored and preserved by Stickney Township at it’s North Community Center in Stickney. The artwork, which is more than 70 years old, is located in the building’s lobby, adjacent to memorial plaques listing area residents who fought in both World Wars.
“It’s our hope that local families whose relatives are listed there will not only be able to search for their relative’s names, but enjoy the period art depicting the various battles for the foreseeable future,” stated Viverito.

Area Dignitaries Joined Township Staff at the Event.

Stickney Township Office on Aging Staff provided information about programing for area residents.

Stickney Township Public Health District Staff were on hand to conduct outreach. The North Community Center is the site of the Township's North Clinic.

North Pre-K Room Features New Wall Mural

The event was also an opportunity to feature recent updates to the building. Stickney Township Youth Commission staff were on hand to show off the new wall art in the Pre-K room.

Stickney Township Public Health District Behavioral Health staff were also spreading the word about services they provide to Township residents.

We Support Our Troops POW/MIA — Stickney Township Highway Department provides transportation services for township seniors.

Mural Restoration Featured at North Community Center Building Event

Last month's open house featuring the newly restored World War II mural was attended by Stickney Township residents and township elected officials. A short ceremony memorializing those who served during World Wars I and II was led by Louis S. Viverito, Township Supervisor.
The mural itself, commemorating those who fought in World War II, has been restored and preserved by Stickney Township at it’s North Community Center in Stickney. The artwork, which is more than 70 years old, is located in the building’s lobby, adjacent to memorial plaques listing area residents who fought in both World Wars.
“It’s our hope that local families whose relatives are listed there will not only be able to search for their relative’s names, but enjoy the period art depicting the various battles for the foreseeable future,” stated Viverito.

Area Dignitaries Joined Township Staff at the Event.

Stickney Township Office on Aging Staff provided information about programing for area residents.

Stickney Township Public Health District Staff were on hand to conduct outreach. The North Community Center is the site of the Township's North Clinic.

North Pre-K Room Features New Wall Mural

The event was also an opportunity to feature recent updates to the building. Stickney Township Youth Commission staff were on hand to show off the new wall art in the Pre-K room.

Stickney Township Public Health District Behavioral Health staff were also spreading the word about services they provide to Township residents.

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