(Chicago, IL) Pay Now Illinois, a coalition of 64 Illinois-based human and social service agencies and companies (including Sinnissippi Centers, Inc.), today sued Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner and the directors of six statewide agencies seeking immediate payment in full of more than $100 million owed for work performed under contracts that date back to ...read more
(Dixon, IL) The state budget crisis is affecting real people in real ways. For example, as a direct result of the loss of state funding to support psychiatric services, Sinnissippi Centers will no longer be able to provide mental health medications to a significant portion of those in need, perhaps as ...read more
(Dixon, IL) There is something for everyone at an April art fundraiser that benefits the Sinnissippi Foundation. Which is a good thing, as this year, more than any other year, the funds are urgently needed. The 12th Annual Expressions Art Sale and Reception will take place from Tuesday April 5, ...read more
(Dixon, IL) While there never has been a time that Sinnissippi Centers hasn’t looked for innovative solutions to providing behavioral healthcare, the road to the future for community behavioral healthcare seems to be in seeking a high level of innovation in every corner of the organization and on a continual basis. “For ...read more
(Dixon, IL) Sinnissippi Centers will close for three furlough days in addition to our normal four day holiday closures for the Christmas and New Year's holidays this year. Sinnissippi offices will be closed from December 24, 2015, through January 3, 2016. Only specific services will continue during this time. Crisis services, ...read more
