Glen Ellyn Youth and Family Counseling Services


Navigation General Information Mission Professional Services Fee Policy Staff Appointments News Donations	6/25/10 The GEYFCS relies on a unique mix of local funding partners to remain operational. Due to historic economic pressures and a difficult fundraising environment, the GEYFCS recently received notice from the United Way severing our fifteen-year funding partnership effective July 1, 2010. As a consequence of this action one of the central pillars of our funding structure has been removed. The United Way has been clear in stating “do not take this decline as a reflection of the good work of your program, or your approach to the application process.” The United Way was forced to severe ties with 31 groups. There was a total of $3,000,000.00 of denied or reduced funding across all groups. Anyone interested in learning more about how to make a private donation to the GEYFCS may access this information under "Donations". Your consideration as a potential donor is greatly appreciated. 7/10/10 The GEYFCS is pleased to announce its recent recognition as one of fifty-one not for profit organizations in Dupage County to receive a grant. A grant in the amount of $4,000.00 has been awarded to the GEYFCS through the Dupage County Human Services Grant Fund The Glen Ellyn Youth and Family Counseling Service (GEYFCS) is pleased to announce its recent recognition as one of 39 not-for-profit organizations in DuPage County to receive a grant from the 2009 Spring Discretionary Grant Cycle of The DuPage Community Foundation based in Wheaton, IL. The grant, awarded at a special distribution breakfast on Thursday, June 25, at Glen Oak Country Club in Glen Ellyn, Illinois will help to underwrite and supplement those reduced fees charged to GEYFCS Community Counseling Program clients. The GEYFCS is a community based mental health service located in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, providing professional counseling services predominantly to locally identified, at-risk youth and their families. The GEYFCS can be found on the web at geyfcs.org and by phone at 630-469-3040. Archive: Read about GEY&FCS and "holiday coping" in the Daily Herald.

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6/25/10 The GEYFCS relies on a unique mix of local funding partners to remain operational. Due to historic economic pressures and a difficult fundraising environment, the GEYFCS recently received notice from the United Way severing our fifteen-year funding partnership effective July 1, 2010. As a consequence of this action one of the central pillars of our funding structure has been removed. The United Way has been clear in stating “do not take this decline as a reflection of the good work of your program, or your approach to the application process.” The United Way was forced to severe ties with 31 groups. There was a total of $3,000,000.00 of denied or reduced funding across all groups. Anyone interested in learning more about how to make a private donation to the GEYFCS may access this information under "Donations". Your consideration as a potential donor is greatly appreciated.

7/10/10 The GEYFCS is pleased to announce its recent recognition as one of fifty-one not for profit organizations in Dupage County to receive a grant. A grant in the amount of $4,000.00 has been awarded to the GEYFCS through the Dupage County Human Services Grant Fund

The Glen Ellyn Youth and Family Counseling Service (GEYFCS) is pleased to announce its recent recognition as one of 39 not-for-profit organizations in DuPage County to receive a grant from the 2009 Spring Discretionary Grant Cycle of The DuPage Community Foundation based in Wheaton, IL. The grant, awarded at a special distribution breakfast on Thursday, June 25, at Glen Oak Country Club in Glen Ellyn, Illinois will help to underwrite and supplement those reduced fees charged to GEYFCS Community Counseling Program clients. The GEYFCS is a community based mental health service located in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, providing professional counseling services predominantly to locally identified, at-risk youth and their families. The GEYFCS can be found on the web at geyfcs.org and by phone at 630-469-3040.

Archive:

Read about GEY&FCS and "holiday coping" in the Daily Herald.