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Ascension Illinois provides care for substance use and addiction disorders.

Village of Schaumburg Teen Center is operated by the Boys & Girls Club. The Teen Center is open to junior high and high school students, ages 12-19. Activities and programs encourage personal development in a supportive, accepting, and safe environment.

Whether it's a need for chronic disease management, sick care, work or annual physical exams, diagnostic tests, or help understanding health benefits, Greater Family Health provides routine medical care related to family medicine, geriatric care, internal medicine, and pediatrics.

Chicago Police Department provides a temporary heated public space set up by local authorities to handle health effects of cold temperatures due to the weather.

Chicago Public Library locations act as a cooling center free to the public during periods of extreme heat. Locations also have water fountains available.

DaVita Kidney Care offers dialysis treatment centers.

By The Hand is a Christ-centered, after-school program that takes kids by the hand and walks with them from kindergarten through college.

Center for Changing Lives (CCL) partners with the Department of Housing to offer financial and housing coaches who partner with clients to uncover possibilities, overcome barriers, and achieve their financial goals. CCL provides first-time homebuyer workshops and credit-buying and personal finance tools.

The TummyT nutrition program supports home-based, family child care providers caring for children ages 0 to 13 years. With the support of Illinois's Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), eligible providers can receive monthly meal and snack reimbursements, nutrition training and guidance, in-home training and support from a TummyT program advisor and other valuable information and resources in both English and Spanish.

Midwest Refuah Health Center's (MRHC) behavioral health clinic is focused on providing individual, family, couples, and group therapy that is client-centered, outcome driven, and trauma centered.

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

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.

FCO educates parents on strategies that can actively support their children's educational and personal development. Adult Education has always been one of Frida's main focuses. By offering adult education, they hope to empower the community so that it may keep progressing. They have various sites throughout the city that offer ESL, Computer literacy, and STEAM classes for adults in the community and no cost.

Chicago Police Department district location lobbies act as cooling centers during periods of extreme heat.

First Step Learning Daycare offers structured programming after school for school-aged children who attend Providence Englewood Charter.

Legacy Healthcare offers its guests one of the highest patient to therapist ratios, one of the largest state-of-the-art rehab gyms and an attentive level of personalized therapy seven days a week. On average, their intensive rehabilitation program can allow guests to return home in as little as three weeks.

The A.R.I.S.E. Entrepreneurial Training Program is designed to help low-income aspiring business owners from the Roseland, Pullman, and West Pullman communities start and grow their businesses. The curriculum offers seven weeks of training, which include writing a business plan, creating marketing strategies, securing start-up funding, and much more.

Methadone maintenance is a long-term addiction treatment. The patient must take medication daily. Once a patient is stabilized on medication, the negative thoughts associated with addiction often diminish. The patient's life tends to normalize, and functioning increases, which can include caring for their families, working, achieving educational goals, addressing both mental and physical health co-occurring disorders, and enjoying an active, healthy lifestyle.

Latinos Progresando provides professional, affordable immigration legal services to thousands of families every year, from more than 40 countries around the world. The agency is recognized by the Department of Justice (DOJ) and staffed by DOJ-accredited representatives.

National Association for Down Syndrome delivers baskets of gifts and information for families at hospitals.

The Congregate Dining Program offers older adults (60 years of age and older) and their spouses of any age, an opportunity to have a healthy, nutritious meal (typlically lunch) each day while enjoying the company of friends.Breakfast is served only at: South Chicago Senior Satellite, Southeast Atlas Regional Center, Northwest Copernicus Regional Center & West Town Senior Satellite.

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (United States VA) provides many options for Veterans seeking treatment for substance use problems, ranging from unhealthy alcohol use to life-threatening addiction. Services may include:Medically managed detoxification to stop substance use safely, and services to get stableDrug substitution therapies and newer medicines to reduce cravings (like methadone and buprenorphine for opiate addiction)Nicotine replacement or other medicines for stopping tobacco useShort-term outpatient counselingIntensive outpatient treatmentMarriage and family counselingSelf-help groupsResidential (live-in) careContinuing care and relapse prevention (making sure you don't slip back into the same substance use problems)

Alpha Learning Center provides formal education to prepare children for Kindergarten.

Solid Ground Foundation offers a before and after school program for toddlers in marginalized communities with behavioral health challenges. Specifically, the program serves toddlers who are PK3 and PK4 (ages 3 to 4). Services are free for families in participating agencies and school districts.

RUSH Physical Therapy treats thousands of athletes at its centers nationwide. Their goal is to help them resume the activity they love and achieve their individual goals.