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Esperanza Health Centers operate a number of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) that provide primary health care services to underserved communities. Patients receive care regardless of their ability to pay. Specialized services are offered for adults, teens, and pediatrics.

Kiddie Scholars provides formal education focusing on cognitive and social development for young children.

Administer Justice provides a wide range of services to meet both the immediate and future needs of low-income individuals facing civil legal matters once monthly at a participating community justice center. They help with cases involving: divorce/custody, landlord/tenant, debt/collections, estate planning, immigration and criminal records.

DaVita Kidney Care offers dialysis treatment centers.

Global Girls, Inc. offers classes and workshops for individuals to gain training in the field they are interested in pursuing.

In partnerships with Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) we provide educational outreach about lead poisoning prevention to local communities.

Jones Memorial Community Center facilitates coordination of medical and social services on behalf of an individual or family.

Chicago Public Library offers YOUmedia digital learning spaces where teens can hang out, mess around and geek out. All YOUmedia locations have laptops, cameras, music, and gaming equipment, and some YOUmedia locations have 3D printers, vinyl cutters, and more. It's an open environment where you choose what you want to do and skilled library staff provides coaching and assistance.

Planned Parenthood of Illinois provides checkups for men they have a reproductive/sexual health problem.

National Able Network offers one-on-one counseling with a career coach.

Latino Youth High School (LYHS) provides a safe, gang-neutral campus where young people can earn a high school diploma with personalized support, counseling, and leadership development opportunities.

Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) offers programs for adults with visual impairments to enable them to work and participate fully in family and community life. Services include vocational rehabilitation and the Business Enterprise Program for the Blind (BEPB) which offers management opportunities in the food service industry to individuals who are legally blind after completing a six-month training course.

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

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

Josselyn's team of medical doctors and advanced-practice psychiatric nurse practitioners partner with clients and therapists to provide care to individuals. They offer a holistic approach to mental health care that combines both therapy and, when necessary, psychiatry or medication management.

Chicago Public Schools hosts a series of Back-to-School Bashes to allow students and families to reconnect with their school communities and prepare for a safe and productive start to the upcoming school year.

Kenwood Oakland Community Organization's Youth Development Programs cultivate the innate leadership capabilities of youth while providing academic enrichment, social development, and cultural awareness. Through the ACE Program, KOCO seeks to create a commitment to learning and cultural competency by actively engaging participants in the following activities: Academic skill-based workshops; Exercises in creative expression; Group decision-making; Peer-to-peer tutoring; Homework assistance; Community service projects; KOCO's after-school program operates.

Some Chicago Park District locations have at least one air-conditioned room available for public use during periods of extreme heat.

Giving Others Dreams (GOD) provides "We Win" packages, basic needs emergency care packages, to support returning citizens for their first 30 to 60 days upon release. Supplies include personal hygiene and cleaning products, 14 interview attire outfits (including 6 pairs of shoes, a coat, 2 purses, and accessories), over-the-counter pain relief pills, stationery supplies, and more.

ACCESS Community Health Network (ACHN) operates a number of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) that provide testing and vaccination against the COVID-19 virus.

Learn Together Grow Together's Infants, Toddlers and Twos program provides child care for children ages six weeks through two years. As part of the program, they provide a light breakfast, lunch, and snack during normal operating days.

The Illinois Small Business Development Center (SBDC) strives to provide a hub for the support of small business owners and entrepreneurs. The SBDC offers support in the areas of branding strategies, business plan development, customer relations, and financial and lending assistance (access to capital).

My.Future is a mobile-friendly social platform with program activities in areas such as STEM, leadership, and the arts.

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

UI Health Adult Outpatient Psychiatry provides individuals with short-term, acute, and intensive day mental health services for an average of 4-6 weeks. Mental health professionals may provide evaluation; medication; individual, family, and group therapies as a part of the program.