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Provides law enforcement and emergency services within the Village of Lake Bluff. Works with the community to promote safety, reduce crime, and preserve peace.

Provides support services for individuals who are at risk or diagnosed with lung cancer, and their loved ones. Offers lung cancer screening, clinical trial information, and support by phone. Offers the following support programs: LungMATCH Program: one-on-one assistance to learn about treatment options and clinical trials Phone Buddy Program: connects individuals with survivors and caregivers who have experienced similar diagnosis Lung Cancer Living Room Program: monthly, live, virtual support group led by experts in the field of lung cancer Gathering Hope: monthly social gathering for people who are diagnosed with lung cancer or care for someone who was diagnosed with lung cancer Small Cell Lung Cancer Program- education and support specifically for people with SCLC

Offers monthly financial support for township residents who cannot work due to health or medical condition. Provides support for rent, utilities, medical expenses, and other basic needs.

Offers a weekly food pantry for individuals and families in need. Provides fresh produce, meat, dairy products, shelf-stable foods, and feminine hygiene products. Also offers a monthly diaper distribution for pre-registered guests.

Provides outpatient mental health services to youth and their families. Treatment Services include: Trauma-informed therapy for individuals, families, and groups, Crisis intervention, Substance abuse counseling, Case management, Psychiatric/medication services. Service Programs include: Screening Assessment and Support Services (SASS): A 90-day crisis intervention program, psychiatric evaluations and ongoing medication management; and case management. Treatment lasts about 3 to 6 months; Mental Health Juvenile Justice Program (MHJJ): Serves youth ages 8 to 18 years old; AND have had contact with the juvenile justice system within the last 90 days; OR are at risk of juvenile justice involvement; An MHJJ liaison that works with children and their families for six months and connects them to treatment resources; Intensive Placement Stabilization (IPS): serves youth who are in DCFS Youth in Care; AND are at risk of losing their current foster home placements; OR have just transitioned between placements; The Family Support Program (FSP): Serves children under 18 who need more intensive community-based therapeutic services or residential treatment services.

Provides outpatient mental health services, including:

• Mental health check ups
• Individual, family or couples therapy
• In-home or in-school therapy for eligible youth
• Psychological Testing
• Anger Management Evaluations
• Anger Management Treatment

Interactive map that helps people locate the nearest food pantry or soup kitchen.

Provides emergency financial assistance to residents who are in need, including:

• Rental and utility assistance
• Employed clients who have transportation issues

Residents can receive assistance up to three times. Each time must be 18 months apart.

• First time applicants qualify for up to $400 of assistance
• Second time applicants qualify for up to $250 of assistance
• Third (and last) time applicants qualify for up to $150 of assistance

Applicants are required to participate in a financial session before receiving funds.

Offers a healthcare-based violence intervention program for survivors of violent crimes. Provides up to 16 treatment sessions to help survivors heal and overcome the effects of trauma. Comprehensive services include:

• Case management
• Individual and group therapy
• Psychiatry
• Medication management
• Support and advocacy groups
• Safety and self-care guidance

Offers financial assistance to help Township residents prevent eviction or utility disconnection notice. Township boundaries do not follow municipal or zip code boundaries. Verify the Township residency of clients prior to contacting the Township for services. Click the link and enter client address in the magnifying glass: https://maps.lakecountyil.gov/MyGovernmentServices/

Provides online support services to individuals with a cancer diagnosis, and their caregivers. Services include counseling, support groups, and education. Counseling - Provides free individual and ground support to individuals affected by cancer. Also offers short-term, strengths-based emotional support and may assist in locating community resources. Support groups - Offers telephone and online support groups to connect clients with other cancer patients. Telephone support groups are one-hour sessions scheduled weekly. Online support group takes place using a password-protected message board format (not live chat) and is led by oncology social workers. Groups are held for 15 weeks at a time. Education - Offers free educational workshops on cancer-related topics. Participants can listen in live over the phone or online as a webcast.

Administers licenses, permits, stamps, and tags for wildlife-related activities, including:

• Hunting
• Specialized fishing
• Permits for commercial fishing
• Camping/shelter reservation

Provides a website to find any 211 call center in the USA or Canada. Connects people with human service providers and volunteer opportunities.

Advocacy for children who are abused, neglected and dependent in the DuPage County court system. Community volunteers are appointed by the Juvenile Court Judge to be Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) for the children.

Administration for recreational activities for residents.

Provides harm reduction supplies and resources, including through the Stigma Crusher outreach truck.

Meals for men who are survivors or victims of sex trade or sex trafficking.

Free flu and shingles vaccines.

English classes for non-native English speakers, as well as English tutoring from volunteers for those eligible.

Allows people to opt-in or opt-out from receiving firm credit or insurance offers.

Assistive technology and medical equipment including motorized and manual wheelchairs, hospital beds, pediatric therapy equipment, stair ramps

Free, limited ultrasounds.

Offers registration, sticker replacement, title transfers for vehicles.

Reduced fare cards for RTA which can be used on all fixed route public transit services, including Metra, Pace and Chicago Transit Authority (CTA)

24/7 Child Abuse Hotline, including an online reporting system.