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SGA Youth & Family Services offers a school-based mental health resource provided throughout Chicago elementary, middle, and high schools.

United African Organization (UAO) is an Illinois Welcoming Center (IWC) and provider of the Immigrant Family Resource Program (IFRP). These programs provide immigrants with services, including:Public Benefits Assistance: MedicaidSNAPChildcare Etc. Interpretation/translation services Community educationApplication supportGetting an ID cardAssistance with:ResettlementHousing SchoolRental assistanceEviction supportMental healthFinancial supportEtc.

Centro de Información provides parenting classes in both English and Spanish. These courses are made up of nine, two-hour classes which meet once a week over a nine-week period. Throughout the course, parents have opportunities to seek advice, share concerns, and relate to other parents. Attendees will receive small assignments to do at home and will be required to pass a final exam in order to complete the course.If parents have been referred by the Department of Children and Families Services (DCFS), the instructor will make up to four home visits during the nine weeks of the course. If parents have been referred by the court or a private agency, the cost will be based on the agency and court requirements.

YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago offers a wide variety of free fitness classes for members. Non-members can register for many of these classes (some require registration and fees). Some classes may require a minimum or maximum number of participants.

The Chicago Lighthouse's Veterans' Employment Empowerment Project is designed to assess job readiness and provide on-the-job training to Veterans seeking employment in customer service roles. With recruitment support from community partners such as the Department of Veterans Affairs, Goodwill Industries, National Able Network, Jesse Brown Medical Center, and Hines VA Hospital, we are able to provide permanent employment and ongoing support to promote career advancement.

Center of Concern provides senior services that include Alzheimer's caregivers support groups, Medicare & senior health insurance program (SHIP), telephone reassurance / friendly visiting, senior ASK services, lunch with us (weekday meal program), memory cafe, current events discussion groups, and chore housekeeping.

Center for Changing Lives (CCL) partners with the Department of Housing to offer financial and housing coaches who partner with clients to uncover possibilities, overcome barriers, and achieve their financial goals. CCL provides first-time homebuyer workshops and credit-buying and personal finance tools.

Chicagoland Habitat for Humanity helps income-challenged homeowners with repairs and home maintenance through the Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative (NRI). Participating affiliates perform a limited range of housing interventions based on the particular needs of the qualified property. Homeowners will agree to pay for the repairs through a deferred, zero-interest loan.

In partnership with the BGCC Woman's Board, there are several opportunities to attend field trips to some of Chicago's most notable institutions. From the Field Museum to the Art Institute to Chicago's beaches, youth explore what the city offers.

The Chicago Department of Family & Support Services (DFSS) and Alliance Rehab, Inc. have created an award winning fitness program that is not only fun, affordable and accessible, but one that concentrates on the key components to a healthy and independent lifestyle:endurance, strength, balance and flexibility.

The School-Age Center offers elementary through high school students homework assistance and recreational/educational activities that support development.

ATI Physical Therapy provides physical therapy services to promote mobility and function needed for daily life.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a problem-focused, skills-based treatment that provides a framework for understanding what's keeping problems going and teaches practical tools and strategies for breaking unhelpful patterns of thinking and acting.

Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Chicago's St. Irenaeus Food Pantry offers free food, nutrition education, and referral services.

Pillars Community Health has locations that are designated as Community Health Clinics (CHCs) and provide behavioral healthcare. Services include:Annual screenings for depression, anxiety, domestic violence, and substance use during their first medical visit of the yearPeri- and post-partum depression screenings (for pregnancy and post-pregnancy)An appropriate level of behavioral health care as needed, which may include check-ins during medical visits, brief intervention therapy (focused on helping the patient find solutions), or outpatient therapy servicesCoordinated psychiatry services at our Medical Center and Fillmore Center, for patients who need medication management for psychiatric disordersReferral as needed to other programs at Pillars Community Health including (but not limited to) Community Support Team, Substance Use Disorder Services, and Domestic and Sexual Violence Services

ACCESS Community Health Network (ACHN) operates a number of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) that provide in-person or telehealth help with a variety of mental health concerns and conditions.

Planned Parenthood of Illinois provides gender-affirming hormone therapy (GAHT) to transgender, nonbinary, and gender-expansive individuals ages 16 and up.

Rainbows for All Children offers a program that can help kids through the process of divorce or separation of their parents, death, or any type of loss. The program is offered to children at no charge as a way for them to process their emotions alongside other children feeling similar feelings of loss. All peer support groups are available both in-person and virtually.

Heritage Professional Associates provides psychological testing to help provide clarity, wisdom, and guidance for community members of varying situations.

Township of Schaumburg's main office operates as a warming or cooling center during periods of extreme weather.

Esperanza Health Centers operates a number of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) that are approved sites for immigration physicals, which are typically required for anyone who applies for lawful permanent resident status.

Power Hour: Making Minutes Count provides Club professionals with the strategies, activities, resources, and information to create an engaging homework help and tutoring program that encourages Club members of every age to become self-directed learners.

The Adult Psychiatry treatment team is dedicated to providing compassionate and expert care for adults seeking emotional well-being and mental health support.

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.

Emergency Hours available Monday through Friday; Clients must call for service