
JOLIET – State Senator Rachel Ventura will be joining forces with WTTW to host an event designed to get young people informed and engaged with the democratic process.
“Engaging the youth in our democratic process is one of the most important things we can do as a society, and I am thrilled to be partnering with WTTW’s Firsthand series to accomplish this,” said Ventura (D-Joliet). “WTTW puts a human face on pressing issues and they are positioned perfectly to tell these stories throughout the Chicagoland region.”

JOLIET – To combat rising energy prices, State Senator Rachel Ventura encourages eligible families in the 43rd District to apply for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program.
“As people across Illinois continue to grapple with rising costs for everyday items, keeping the lights on and the heater running is a necessity,” said Ventura (D-Joliet). “Illinois families are burdened each month with the rise in their utility costs and it is crucial that we provide assistance to the families that need it most.”

JOLIET – In an effort to hear directly from the community, State Senator Rachel Ventura will be joining Will County Board Member Destinee Ortiz and DuPage Township Clerk Barbara Parker for an interactive conversation on the issues facing Will County.
“Engaging in conversations with the community is one of the most important parts of the job as it shapes my work in Springfield,” said Ventura (D-Joliet). “State and local government are so intertwined, and this town hall will serve as a chance to learn how we can better serve the residents of Will County and the constituents of the 43rd District.”
JOLIET – To help organizations navigate and apply for state funding opportunities, State Senator Rachel Ventura is teaming up with the African American Business Association of Will County and the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority to host a grant application and certification workshop.
“Applying for grants can be a daunting process, especially for small organizations, which is why I am glad to partner with AABA and ICJIA to offer this informational workshop,” said Ventura (D-Joliet). “I encourage local organizations, including nonprofits, local governments and schools, to join us to learn more about how to succeed with state grants.”
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