Chicago Muslim Youth Education Council
Ages and eligibility vary by program. Contact CMYEC for current options.
CMYEC organizes programs into clear groups so families, volunteers, partners, and donors can quickly find the right fit. Some offerings are current, while others are planned and marked clearly below.
Learning support that helps people build confidence, study habits, and practical knowledge.
Homework help, study habits, reading, writing, and math support for people who want steady academic help.
Intended audience: Youth, young adults, adults, and families who want learning support.
Ask About Learning Support Values-centered learning and faith-based enrichment when offered through partner spaces or seasonal gatherings.
Intended audience: Youth and families seeking faith-based learning support.
Ask About This OptionPractical support for work, applications, interviews, and daily decision-making.
Résumé help, interview practice, job search basics, and preparation for applications and workplace expectations.
Intended audience: Young adults, adults, and families supporting career steps.
Ask About Career Support Budgeting, saving, credit basics, practical life skills, and help thinking through everyday decisions.
Intended audience: Youth, young adults, adults, and families.
Ask About Life SkillsDigital confidence for school, work, and everyday life.
Device basics, productivity tools, online safety, and the everyday technology skills people need for school, work, and home.
Intended audience: Youth, young adults, adults, and families.
Ask About Digital Skills Practical guidance on using AI tools for learning, work, and everyday tasks with care and good judgment.
Intended audience: Young adults and adults, with family-friendly versions as available.
Ask About AI LearningMovement, routines, and wellness support that fit real life.
Movement, nutrition, healthy routines, and habits that support energy, confidence, and long-term well-being.
Intended audience: Youth, young adults, adults, and families.
Ask About Fitness Stress and anxiety education, coping habits, someone to talk to, and referral support where available. This is non-clinical support.
Intended audience: Youth, young adults, adults, and families.
Ask About SupportSupportive mentoring and non-clinical well-being support for people who want a steady place to start.
Supportive mentoring, encouragement, and practical guidance from trusted adults.
Intended audience: Youth, young adults, adults, and families.
Ask About Mentoring Healthy coping habits, stress education, and referral support where available. CMYEC does not present this as therapy or clinical counseling.
Intended audience: Youth, young adults, adults, and families.
Ask About Well-being SupportHands-on service and relationship-building that help people contribute and stay connected.
Service projects, volunteer projects, neighborhood support, and connection with partner organizations and community spaces.
Intended audience: Youth, young adults, adults, and families.
Ask About ServiceIf you are not sure where you fit, contact CMYEC and share the age group, goal, and type of support you want. We will help point you to the current option that best matches your needs.
Next step
Contact CMYEC for current program availability, planned offerings, or partnership questions.