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Provides information, and resource and service referrals to the parents of children with disabilities. Conducts training sessions on special education rights, advocacy, and family support.

Maintains the right-of-way in unincorporated areas. Provides road maintenance, including asphalt patching and re-surfacing, drainage, gravel shouldering, roadside mowing, tree removals.

Reduced fare permits to ride with the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA), Metra, and Pace.

Local government administering village services and departments: Police, Public Works, Finance and Planning & Development.

Official Passport Acceptance Facility. Accepts DS-11 applications for new passports.

Rules of the Road refresher course on Illinois driving laws, traffic signs and practical driving skills for older adults, as well as AARP Smart Driver Program

Provides a variety of testing for diseases and conditions, including Zika testing, newborn screening, emergency after-hours testing and specimen collecting, and others.

The Law Project - Assists homeless students and their families by providing fee legal aid for education related issues, including school enrollment, financial aid, access to transportation, and others.

Allows consumers to opt out of receiving telephone calls from telemarketers.

Financial assistance for rental payments.

Transportation for cancer-related appointments

Connect for Life program - substance addiction support program, connecting individuals seeking to providers who treat a wide variety of substance addictions, including opioids, marijuana, alcohol, and hallucinogens.

A lending library that includes books, videos, audio materials, test kits and games related to deafness, blindness, American Sign Language, audiology, mental health, behavior management, parenting and administration. Materials shipped to anywhere in Illinois.

Pre-packed groceries pickup.

Training programs that cover independent daily living skills such as use of electronics (e.g. smartphones, tablets), cooking, cleaning, laundry, using household appliances, managing financial and confidential documents, and independent travel skills.

Transportation to and from medical, dental, vision and hearing appointments. Vehicles are not wheelchair accessible. An optional fee is suggested for each ride. A maximum of 2 round-trip medical appointment rides allowed in a week.

Free, one-to-one emotional support from a professionally trained volunteer mentor with similar lived experience to anyone impacted by breast cancer, anywhere, at any stage. All services are virtual (phone or online) and are available anytime from diagnosis, through treatment, and into survivorship for men and women.

Information/education on healthy eating, cooking classes, side effects management and fitness classes, and individual nutrition consultations for those who are underdoing or have completed cancer treatment.

Advocacy for children who are abused, neglected and dependent in the DuPage County court system. Community volunteers are appointed by the Juvenile Court Judge to be Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) for the children.

Help with applying for health insurance through the Federal Health Insurance Marketplace.

Behavioral Health Outpatient Children & Adult Program - helps address and treat a variety of behavioral health symptoms including stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, and others. Services include individual counseling and family counseling.

Parkinson's Movement Disorders Support; Memory Loss Caregiver Support Group

Gateway SRA offers power lifting, fitness training and more for individuals with developmental disabilities and an adapted sports program for individuals with physical disabilities, including Special Olympics.

Assistance with filing Medicare claims and answers to questions about health insurance from trained volunteers.

Free online classes and workshops geared towards older adults. Topics covered include wellness, creative arts, movement and balance, and others.