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Financial assistance for childcare expenses (CCAP) through the Illinois Department of Human Services.

Bereavement support groups on topics that include understanding grief and loss, managing depression, coping during holidays and special occasions, recognizing and expressing feelings, stress management. Also offers periodic free bereavement workshops.

Provides food for people in need

Little City Center for Education provides comprehensive educational services and personalized therapies including computer-based instruction and assistive technology devices to children with developmental challenges. Program organized into two groups elementary and high school students.

COVID-19 Symptom Checker, Video visit and E-Visits

Provides activities and resources for Seniors including Meals on Wheels, a Smart Driver course, flu shots, ADA Paratransit and Dial-a-Ride Services, temporary handicapped parking permit applications, income tax assistance, Vehicle Stickers, Informational forums, Recreational Activities, and utility payment assistance through the Low Income Housing Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). Also provides walkers, canes, crutches and wheelchairs for loans to seniors.

Case managers help patients and their families navigate treatment and payment, including understanding and applying for health insurance, appealing insurance denials, and connecting to resources for financial aid.

Help with English for non-native English speakers.

Mental health services available in person and virtually.

Local government administering village services and departments: Police, Public Works, Finance, and Community and Economic Development.

Pet Assistance & Wellness Program (PAW) provides financial assistance for individuals being treated for cancer to care for their cat or dog.

Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program providing nutrition screening and education, community referrals, breastfeeding peer support, and food items to women and their dependent children.

School supplies distribution for families in need in early August each year.

Helps people who don’t have eye/vision insurance or don’t have enough coverage get medical eye exams. The program connects them with eye doctors in their area who volunteer to help. The program is run by the American Academy of Opthalmology.

Services focusing on pain relief and relief from other symptoms, supporting clients with managing their health care, health care services coordination, medication management.

Link Mentoring Program - guidance, support and encouragement for youth from adult mentors.

Mosquito control services.

Support groups to help those who have been diagnosed with cancer and their family members. They include diagnosis-specific groups, caregiver groups and bereavement.

Loans books, DVDs, eContent, audio books, video games, music and tech equipment. Computers, technology classes, English language tutors, notary public services and other resources are available.

Provides car seat safety inspections to verify they are installed correctly

Temporary shelter from extreme hot weather conditions during listed hours of operation. Call first to confirm availability.

Offers developmental and vocational skills training, recreational and occupational therapy for residential and day clients.

Provides temporary shelter from extreme hot weather conditions.

Pre-packed groceries pickup.

The Better Birth Outcomes – Comprehensive (BBO-C) program connects residents with a registered nurse. The nurse can help participants connect with a nutritionist, doula, or lactation specialist. The program also provides support for managing health conditions that may affect pregnancy, reducing the risk of complications, obtaining items for safe sleep, and receiving support during pregnancy and after the baby is born.