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Garden Center Services' Supported Employment Program is a creative approach to employment for people with disabilities and a valuable resource for local businesses. Employees receive individualized job skills training and on-the-job support to ensure their performance meets employer expectations and encourages job retention.

BrightStar Care provided everything from companionship and routine personal care to in-home medical services like wound care, home infusion therapy, and medication management. Types of In-Home Care include:Personal CareCompanion CareSkilled NursingShort-Term Transitional CareAlzheimer's and Dementia CareChild Care

This food pantry is operated in partnership with the Greater Chicago Food Depository.

Chicago Public Library maintains computers with internet access for use by community members. Printing and scanning services are also available.

Chicago Public Library provides access to the internet for free.

MaineStay's adult anger management program is an eight-week educational group designed to help individuals gain control over their anger. The program utilizes a research-based curriculum of cognitive-behavioral skills to help participants understand their anger and make behavior changes geared toward effectively managing their anger and will be led by Richard Lyon, MA, LCPC, CADC, CAMS-II, a certified anger management specialist.

The Leukemia Research Foundation provides educational programming, webinars, and information about emerging treatments.

This food pantry is operated in partnership with the Greater Chicago Food Depository.

This food pantry is operated in partnership with the Greater Chicago Food Depository.

Chicago Public Library - Hall Branch assists individuals with finding job openings or placement with an employer. Employment and career development events focus on job readiness, job skills, and resume help.

Kids Off The Block's (KOB) Mentoring Initiative champions a community-driven strategy to combat violence, crime, educational setbacks, and poor health outcomes. By offering targeted mentoring, violence prevention, skill enhancement workshops, health and wellness programs, parental guidance, and leisure activities, they aim to foster a safer, healthier, and more prosperous community.

Chicago Park District offers a 6-week long summer day camp where youth can engage in sports, arts, fitness, and outdoor activities. Ideas of civic engagement, environmental awareness, inclusion, collaboration & team building, brain play, reflection & journaling, and friendship & kindness are woven into the camp experience. Lunch and snacks will be provided. Online registration begins April 15 & 16. Camp runs June 24 - August 2.

Chicago Police Department opens a variety of park fieldhouses to the public to warm up during periods of extreme cold.

The Institute for Nonviolence Chicago (INVC) offers a monthly grief and support group for adults who have lost a loved one due to community violence. Participants lead the support group with some facilitation from the organization.

The Department of Family and Support Services (DFSS) provides city of Chicago residents with case management and public benefits enrollment through its six Community Services Centers. DFSS also funds private agencies to provide a range of support services including employment training and placement, education, substance abuse treatment referrals, mental health care, domestic violence assistance and more. Other services include provision of clothing and referrals to local food pantries, assistance with Regional Transportation Authority Ride Free Program, and assistance accessing 311's shelter intake system.

Mother and Child Alliance's (MACA's) Perinatal Enhanced Case Management program links pregnant and postpartum women with HIV to expert prenatal, infectious disease, other specialty, and pediatric providers to help promote healthy pregnancies and healthy babies. Case managers work with clients directly, in the home, and through clinic visits to ensure optimal outcomes. Services are provided at any point in pregnancy through up to 18 months postpartum as needed.

ACCESS Community Health Network (ACHN) operates a number of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) that provide reproductive healthcare services including: STI testing, birth control and emergency contraception, pregnancy testing, condoms, HPV vaccines, and cancer screenings.

CCAC's WIC Grocery Centers provide a variety of WIC-approved foods and formula, including specialty formulas. Shopping moms and caregivers can also access social services and nutrition education onsite. Additional services include issuance of photo ID cards, cooking classes, paternity establishment, access to tax assistance during tax season through Ladder Up, and Care Coordinators assisting with connecting with additional social services. Additional fresh fruits and vegetables from Farmers' Markets are available during growing season.All WIC Grocery locations accept the Illinois WIC EBT card. For additional WIC-eligible locations, please contact Catholic Charities or the nearest WIC Clinic office.

Chicago Public Library provides access to the internet for free.

PCC Community Wellness Center operates a number of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) that provide treatment for adults dealing with addiction through the Assisted Recovery Care (ARC) program. They help patients address addiction issues ranging from opioid use to alcohol and cigarettes in a caring and compassionate environment. Substance use disorder (SUD) services include:Adults Who Use Opioids and/or Other SubstancesMedication, including Buprenorphine, Suboxone, Sublocade, Brixadi, or VivitrolTreatment and Medication for Pregnant PatientsCounseling and Referrals to Support GroupsAccess to Ongoing Care at a PCC Health Center

Northbrook Park District offers an extensive variety of recreational opportunities.

Chicago Public Library acts as a warming center free to the public during periods of extreme cold.

Park District of Oak Park (PDOP) offers a comprehensive selection of summer and winter camps for kids of all ages and interests.

Casa Central's Violence Prevention & Intervention Program provides services to children, adults, seniors, and families who have been impacted by domestic violence, sexual abuse, community violence, and other traumas.Program initiatives include Domestic Violence Intervention and Safe Start, offering free bilingual services to help young children, ages birth to five, and their families regain a sense of safety and well-being following domestic violence incidents.

Chicago Public Library provides access to the internet for free.