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Provides information online to help those with felony records to rejoin society. Available resources include information on job searching, expungement services, reentry programs, employment opportunities, temp agencies, legal services, education, and housing.

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.

Provides financial assistance to offset utility bills.

Provides monthly food assistance. Food distribution by appointment only. Only on person per address allowed to register.

MS Navigator - Information & referral services and a support helpline. A confirmation of a diagnosis of MS may be requested.

Therapeutic activities and services for older adults who are no longer able home alone during the daytime.

Emergency stabilization, follow-up counseling and supportive services to youth who are 11-17 years of age and have run away or are unable to return home

Free English language classes offered, in partnership with the College of DuPage (COD). Lessons cover reading, writing, listening and speaking skills.

Virtual support groups for eating orders. Support groups are led by licensed therapists. Some groups may require participants to be at least 18 years of age.

Community health clinic providing a wide variety of medical services including sick care, routine checkups, family medicine, immunizations, older adult care.

Foster care for children with complex or special needs who have medical disorders, intellectual or developmental disabilities.

Mosquito control services.

Autism therapy services including DIR Floortime.

Trust services for those living with disabilities. Services are available as a sole trustee, or as a co-trustee with a family member or financial institution. No fees for initial intake.

Dental care services, including cleanings, exams, x-rays, tooth extractions, and oral cancer screenings.

Loans books, DVDs, audio books, video games, music and tech equipment. Computers, board games, puzzles, and other resources are available for use in the library.

Family and Community Autism Resource Specialists provide information and referrals to autism-related programs, services, support groups, organizations, community resources, professional training, and local events.

Provides temporary shelter during extreme hot weather conditions.

Handicap parking placards.

Provide training, strategies, and tools for re-engaging in the important activities, like dressing and grooming and cooking, and the things they want to do, like watching TV or playing cards. Also includes equipment training with computer aids, and/or mobility aids and low-vision aids, and driving training class.

Permit application processing for building projects including ramps, drywall, fences, garages, sheds, walls, roofing and others. Information packets and general information available on the website.

Website that lists emergency closure notifications government agencies.

Flexible meetings at the home or in the community to provide counseling, education and other support services to new and expectant parents.

Provides vouchers for accessible telephones to Illinois residents who are Hard of Hearing, Late Deafened, Deaf, Deaf-Blind or Speech-Disabled. This includes Amplified Phones, Captioned Phones and Cell Phone Amplifiers

6-month program that provides housing and a structured daily living for men both with and without a history of substance abuse. Those in need of assistance with substance use challenges will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.