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Hanul Home Care services are an alternative to inhabiting a long-term living facility and allow you or your loved ones to remain in your home. This program helps older adults with household tasks, meal planning and preparation, bathing, laundry, cleaning, dusting, shopping, and health management. Hanul provides services through the Community Care Program (CCP) to eligible seniors along with having private pay services available.

Bensenville Community Public Library is a United States Passport Acceptance Facility.

Special Education Joint Agreement School District #802 Family Enrichment Program (FEP) is a free home-based, early learning program for expecting parents and parents of children from birth to age 3. They provide child development screenings, individualized learning experiences, parent-child learning groups, and field trips.

Erie Neighborhood House - Little Village offers one-on-one English tutoring with volunteer tutors to support adults as they learn to communicate with confidence.

SGA Youth & Family Services provides doula services to serve as emotional and physical comfort, and support before, during, and after labor and childbirth. A doula can also provide information and guidance, and can sometimes be a go-between between an individual and the hospital staff.

Hyde Park Neighborhood Club offers a basketball program where participants develop fundamental skills while broadening players' knowledge of positions and responsibilities for an increased basketball IQ. At HPNC, players learn age-appropriate skills and sportsmanship through drills and scrimmages.

Near North Health is a federally qualified health center (FQHC) where a registered dietitian offers both individual and group counseling, along with follow-up care for adults and children needing nutritional therapy for managing conditions like diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, HIV/AIDS, and more.

The Chicago Department of Public Health offers the WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) program, which provides food, education, referrals, and breastfeeding support to pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women, infants, and children under five years old. All caregivers are encouraged to apply, including dads, moms, guardians, grandparents, and foster parents. WIC clinics are where individuals can apply for and receive WIC benefits and their electronic benefit transfer (EBT) cards, rather than at WIC grocery stores or WIC distribution centers, where food is distributed.

Near North Health is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) that provides comprehensive primary care for adults.

DePaul University Family and Community Services offers one-on-one counseling between a therapist and a client.

Angel of God Resource Center, Inc. (AOGRC) has two recognized and approved programs under WIOA, Training Observation Practice Program (T.O.P.), an automotive academic hands-on training program, and the Financial Services Program (F.S.P.), our training in Insurance for Life & Health and Property & Casualty. The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (W.I.O.A.) is designed to help job seekers access employment, education, training, and support services to succeed in the labor market and to match employers with the skilled workers they need to compete in the global economy. W.I.O.A. brings together, in strategic coordination, the core programs of Federal investment in skill development, employment, and training services for adults, dislocated workers, and youth. The Wagner-Peyser employment services, administered by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), grants to states, adult education and family literacy programs, as well as State Vocational Rehabilitation Service programs to assist eligible individuals with disabilities in obtaining employment. Both core programs are administered by the U.S. Department of Education (ED).

Chicago House provides linkage to medical care, eliminating barriers to adhering to medications and receiving other supportive wraparound services, including housing, employment, insurance, and benefit navigation to individuals newly diagnosed, those who are highly vulnerable, and those who are living with HIV.

All Planned Parenthood health centers provide sexual and reproductive health wellness care, like cancer screenings. Many health centers provide even more preventive care if you don't have other access to a primary care doctor. Clinics may offer the following services:Abnormal Pap test follow-up (colposcopy, cryotherapy, LEEP)Anal cancer screeningAnemia testingCervical cancer screening (HPV/Pap test)Chest/breast cancer screening and referralsCholesterol screeningColon cancer screeningDiabetes screeningHigh blood pressure screeningMenopause treatmentSmoking cessationTesticular and prostate cancer screeningThyroid screeningWellness visit (annual exam, routine checkup, etc.)Other wellness and preventive care services

IWS Family offers two approaches to your prenatal care: traditional one-on-one care from your midwife and team and group support from other mothers with similar due dates.

Chicago Commons provides Early Childhood Education (ECE) services for children aged six weeks to 5 years old in Pilsen, Humboldt Park, and Back of the Yards. They also partner with 22 other locations in 18 different Chicago neighborhoods.

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.

Oak Park Township Home Delivered Meal Program is more than a nutritious meal program, it's a friendly check-in from a trusted staff member or volunteer who delivers the meal. Meals are provided for individuals aged 60 and older (regardless of income) who have trouble getting around or preparing their own food. Meals include protein, vegetables, 1% milk or 100% juice, whole grain bread, and fruit. Special diets, including vegetarian, pescatarian, lactose-free, mechanical soft, and pureed meals are accommodated.

Grand Prairie Public Library provides public meeting spaces available to the community by reservation.

HACES provides weekly citizenship education classes in both English and Spanish, conducted by qualified instructors. These classes cover important topics such as U.S. history, the Constitution, the structure of government, and reading and writing in English. They also help students understand the application process, preparing them for a successful interview.

The Humboldt Park Outreach Program (HPOP) focuses its bilingual services on adults and children living in the community to increase their safety and self-esteem and to help them better understand the resources available to assist them. HPOP is a community-based counseling outreach program for those victims of domestic violence who either have left a shelter and begun independent living or have not yet made the decision to leave their abuser. Clients who are deemed eligible for this program after the intake process may also access free diapers from the agency.

Advocate Health Care provides walk-in treatment for people with minor illnesses or injuries.

Catch A Ride provides transportation services to and from care facilities for medical appointments including wheelchair-accessible vans for disabled individuals.

RUSH Physical Therapy treats thousands of athletes at its centers nationwide. Their goal is to help them resume the activity they love and achieve their individual goals.

ACCESS Community Health Network (ACHN) operates a number of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) that provide comprehensive healthcare services and programs for pediatric patients.

Lurie Children's Division of Ophthalmology provides treatment and care for a full range of pediatric eye disorders, eye trauma, and vision problems. The division consists of ten board-certified ophthalmologists with fellowship training in pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus and three optometrists with interests in pediatric care and low vision.