Harmony, Hope & Healing

Marge Nykaza, Executive Director &
Music Director
phone: 773-294-0267  
 
email: info@harmonyhopeandhealing.org
 

Harmony, Hope & Healing is a creative music program offering dignity and spiritual healing to the homeless and underserved in the Chicago area.

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Music teaches me how to listen and understand situations in my life.

I can sing and dance to express what I like and what I don’t like.  And I like that we are always together as a family.

Voices of the Women of HHH

 

    Be A STAR...
    Sing
    Today
    And
    Recover
and 
    discover the 
    creative person 
    you are!

 

Welcome to Harmony, Hope & Healing! 

HARMONY, HOPE & HEALING is a creative music program offering dignity and spiritual healing to the homeless and underserved in the Chicago area. The initial project was initiated by Margaret Nykaza as volunteer work and has grown to serve six sites in the Chicago Area.

Harmony, Hope and Healing's (HHH) basic music program includes musical, educational, therapeutic, spiritual, creative and performance components.

  The goals for the HHH Program are to:

·         Integrate music into daily life experiences of those we serve; 
·         Provide opportunities to experience healing and spirituality through music;
·         Build self esteem and confidence;
·         Enable the learning process through music;
·         Offer a safe place to uncover and/or discover participant’s own authentic voice; and;        
·         Provide experiences that invite participants to sense beauty and harmony within themselves and in the world around them.      
·         Our ultimate goal is to use music as a healing tool and a vehicle to enhance life skills while improving overall quality of life.

The clients are from The Institute of Women which includes Maria Shelter, a short-term shelter for women and children and the Vincennes Senior Center, a community center for seniors in the Englewood area; St. Martin de Porres House of Hope, a long-term shelter for women and children; The Mantle of Port Ministries, a community outreach for women and their children, which provides training in English as a second language and an after school program for children: Courage, a program in the South Suburbs for young women facing unplanned pregnancy and single parenting; and Higgins House of Cathedral Shelter, a short-term recovery shelter for men.
 

National Pastoral Musicians' Conference in Grand Rapids, June, 2006
Photo courtesy of the NPM

 

Site last updated on 9/25/07

  Upcoming Events:

Wednesday, May 21st
Saint Giles
Marge Speaks

Wednesday, May 28th
Sounds and Energy
St. Xavier University
Marge Speaks for the Archdiocese of Chicago

 

 


 

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