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Online directory of local pantries.

Provides temporary shelter from extreme cold weather conditions during listed hours of operation. Overnight 24-hour service only available when temperature goes below 10 degrees. Call first to confirm availability.

Provides therapy for PTSD, anxiety, depression, and other mental health concerns especially for those who have been impacted by human trafficking and exploitation.

Wide variety of gynecological services from board-certified specialists, including physicals, breast exams, Pap tests.

Provides recreation activities, including gyms, parks, summer camps and community classes and events.

Confidential consultations and medical/community referral available.

Meetings and activities to support friends and family members of individuals with a drug use disorder.

Offers Behavioral Health services to help clients recover from addiction and substance abuse.

Providing nasal Narcan through a Narcan Vending Machine to treat and reverse effects of opioids.

Call or chat online with a trained volunteer or staff member. Links to chat in English or Spanish are posted on the website, https://ywcachicago.org/advancing-healing-safety-and-belonging#rape-crisis-hotline.

Low-cost spay and neuter services

Offers an online resource directory for families with children with special health care needs, including caregiver mental health toolkit, education, family support, medical, and transition to adulthood.

Helps pay for prescription medications. Part of the Health & Wellness Program (HWP)

In-Home Services for seniors. Services include help with personal care, companionship and help with daily living activities like grocery shopping, medication management, transportation to medical appointments.

Assists with home repairs for income-eligible families, including accessibility ramp installation and a fresh coat of paint. Part of Habitat's Home Repair Program.

Several scholarship programs for those living with epilepsy.

Oversees a wide variety of caregiver resources and programs that provide practical tools. education and guidance to help family caregivers manage care for their aging loved ones.

Professional family counseling addressing a variety of challenges that may be faced by a family unit, including behavioral concerns, trauma, trust issues, interpersonal difficulties, and others.

Detoxification treatment under the care of psychiatrists, including medication, monitoring and other support services as needed.

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.

Provides assistance with household tasks, personal care and with permission of a doctor, certain health-care services.

Hospice services for patients and their families. Help is provided with Advance Directives, End-of-Life issues, grief and loss.

Provides food assistance for persons in need. Walk-in pantry available once a walk, scheduled pantry visits limited to once a month.

Day camps are offered during school breaks for children and adults, ages 5 to 22, with developmental disabilities to provide a structured environment to enjoy leisure activities. Campers enjoy various activities, including games, sports, crafts, and field trips.

Provides free or discounted computers for income-eligible Illinois residents, as well as discounted internet access. Monitors, accessories, hardware upgrades and additional software (such as licensed Microsoft Office) are available for an additional fee.