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Individual bus rides at a subsidized fee.

Food pantry open inside at front reception desk. Visits limited to once per month.

Short-term medical equipment loans, including for wheelchairs, walkers, canes, commodes and shower benches. Loans can be for up to 3 months at a time.

Hospice care can happen at home, in hospitals, or in skilled nursing homes for people with long-term illnesses like heart disease, COPD, cancer, dementia, stroke, AIDS, and others. The services include managing medicines, easing symptoms, helping with medical equipment, and giving emotional and spiritual support to patients.

Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) - electric and gas service payment assistance for low-income residents.

Case Management services - connections/referrals to community health and human services.

Provide resource programs that provide immediate assistance for people who are concerned about their gambling problems.

Local police authority.

Local government administering village services including budgeting, water utility billing and issuing parking permits.

Database with detailed information about Medicare-certified dialysis facilities. Contains information about services provided and ratings.

Provides medical equipment for residents to borrow up to 90 days. Equipment includes: Wheelchairs, Walkers, Canes, Crutches, Tub Transfer Benches, Commodes.

Lobby provides temporary shelter from extreme hot weather.

Cold weather shelter/Warming Center during the extreme cold weather conditions.

Local law enforcement and crime prevention services include code enforcement, online ticket payments, overnight parking and vacation watch.

Outpatient physical therapy center. Treatments include posture training, body mechanics, joint mobilization, strengthening, flexibility, pain reduction, coordination training, gait training.

Temporary shelter from extreme cold weather conditions during listed hours of operation. Call first to confirm availability.

Referrals to rental assistance programs and in-network legal aid and pro bono attorneys.

Local police authority that provides assistance for emergency situations as well as general information to residents.

Developmental day training program focusing on life skills and occupational therapy for persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Services also include job skills training, proper workplace behavior training, punctuality and self-confidence.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for adults. Services include treatment for substance use disorders, addictions, anxiety disorders, ADHD, depression, bi-polar and mood disorders.

Confidential one-to-one and group counseling and therapy for adults and adolescents struggling with anxiety, depression, panic disorders and other mental/behavioral health issues, including those with Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders (PMADS).

People with urgent financial needs can get help through financial support and referrals. Case managers manage the Local Emergency Assistance Fund, along with funds from The Salvation Army and the Illinois Department of Human Services, to help those in need.

IRS Volunteer Tax Assistance Program (VITA) volunteers assist eligible residents with filling out tax documents. Services are by appointment only.

Wide variety of gynecological services from board-certified specialists, including physicals, breast exams, Pap tests.

Annual toy drive hands out toys and gift cards to pediatric cancer patients and their siblings at hospital parties monthly at all Chicagoland children’s hospitals.