About Hanul Family Alliance
Hanul is a Korean word that is made up with “Han”, which means one large, and “ul” which means us or family. Hanul represents one large family that shares empowers each other.
Hanul Family Alliance strives to be a leading organization by becoming an efficient, effective, and supportive provider of social services to an ever changing Korean-American community.
Our mission is to provide comprehensive community-based services to meet the needs of Korean-American seniors and families to enhance their quality of life.
Hanul Family Alliance was founded in 1987 as a Korean American Senior Center to meet the needs of primarily limited-English-speaking Korean elderly. Today, the agency annually serves over 7,000 individuals and families of all ages and ethnicities by providing a broad range of community services to meet the diverse needs of our community members. Our main office in Chicago, located in Albany Park, still serves as the comfort zone for our Korean seniors that reside in many different senior buildings in the north side of the city. Since the inception of our new mission and vision in 2006, Hanul also serves as a resource center for a wide variety of ethnic populations in the neighborhood. Our suburban satellite office in the Northern Cook County was established in 1999 to meet the needs of changing immigrant populations with rapid suburbanization. In 2012, Hanul launched its second satellite office in Lake County to meet the needs of Korean population in Lake County. Our three different offices conveniently serve our Korean American community spread throughout the Metropolitan Chicago area.
Locations
Primary Office Location
5008 N. Kedzie Ave. Chicago IL 60625
(773) 478-8851
