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Annunciata School offers formal education for children under 5 years old.

UCAN provides legal services at free or low cost. Legal Aid Chicago, in partnership with Winston and Strawn, LLC, provides free legal services on the second Tuesday of each month from 4:00 to 6:00 pm.

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

Mathnasium provides individual educational support in mathematics from K through 12th grade, including homework/studying help or test prep. Online tutoring is also available.

RUSH Physical Therapy's certified hand therapists (CHT) provide comprehensive treatment for hand, wrist, arm, elbow, and shoulder injuries or conditions.

Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) coordinates reduced fare and ride-free programs for the Cook County region. Older adults, people with disabilities, and military personnel may be eligible for discounts. Apply online using the Fare Portal, or for in-person assistance with Ride Free and Reduced Fare cards; applicants can find their nearest registration site using the online Registration Site Locator.

PrimeCare Health Community Health Centers are Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) that provide comprehensive primary healthcare services to the community. Patients without insurance will be assisted in enrolling for services.

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.

FLIP offers a first path to change for former drivers of violence. Participants take part in nonviolence and conflict mediation training to prepare them for personal and professional success. After completing training, FLIP Peacekeepers help keep the peace at neighborhood hot spots with which they are familiar. The presence of FLIP Peacekeepers has helped dramatically reduce shootings at these locations.This training program runs for 6 months and provides a stipend of $100 per day.

PCC Community Wellness Center operates a number of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) that provide family planning, reproductive health, and family building services including:Confidential services for youth age 12+All-options pregnancy testing and counselingBirth controlEmergency contraceptionSexually transmitted infection supportPre-conception counselingPrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) servicesBreast/chest and cervical cancer screeningsIUDs & implants

After-School Programs bring children into an educational and safe environment with activities such as homework help, games centered on STEM lessons, literacy through creative writing, visual and performing arts, character development, and socioemotional learning, life skills training, and more. Many programs also provide support services to families of participating children.

Chicago Area Project offers educational programming regarding practical money management skills.

Mathnasium provides individual educational support in mathematics from K through 12th grade, including homework/studying help or test prep. Online tutoring is also available.

Instituto del Progreso Latino's citizenship programs and services help residents navigate the application process to become proud U.S. citizens. Their services are open to all community members by appointment only. Services include:NaturalizationDACAFamily-Based Immigrant PetitionsGreen Card RenewalsAsylumVisas for Victims of Crime and Domestic ViolenceCannabis Expungement (through New Leaf IL)

The University of Illinois at Chicago - Office of Applied Psychological Services (OAPS) provides diagnostic assessments for potential conditions related to brain injury, developmental disorders, autism spectrum disorders, or dementia.

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.

The WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) program provides food, education, referrals, and breastfeeding support for pregnant, breastfeeding, and post-partum women, infants, and children under age five. All caregivers are welcome to apply, including dads, moms, guardians, grandparents, and foster parents. WIC clinics are locations where individuals can apply and be certified for WIC benefits as well as receive their electronic transfer benefit (EBT) cards, as opposed to WIC grocery stores or WIC distribution centers where food is distributed.

RUSH Physical Therapy offers specialized services based on a patient's condition or diagnosis. These services are provided by clinical team members who have a passion for specific treatments, received specialized training and an extended education. Visit the website for additional information.

Chicago Public Library maintains computers with internet access for use by community members. Printing and scanning services are also available.

Family Service of Glencoe partners with the Glencoe Park District and School District 35 to provide confidential financial assessments for scholarship eligibility. FSG does not fund the scholarship; they assess eligibility. Financial assistance comes directly from the organization.

Clarity Clinic pairs individuals with experienced therapists who work with a variety of mental and behavioral health disorders to find a path through these challenges. Their trained clinical staff specializes in assessing and treating a myriad of issues, life challenges, and orientations.

Howard Brown Health provides primary care regardless of an individual's ability to pay.

This hot meal program is operated in partnership with the Greater Chicago Food Depository.

Chicago Abortion Fund (CAF) supports people living in Illinois, those coming to Illinois for care, and those staying in their home states around the Midwest. If there is a local fund in the community, they will connect individuals with them for support. They call back every person who reaches out to them.

Greater Family Health services include mental health counseling/therapy for individuals, families and groups, substance use disorders services, and psychiatric care.