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Volunteer attorneys provide basic, low-cost legal advice and referrals for civil legal issues. These may include landlord and tenant disputes, debt collection, estate planning, immigration matters, criminal cases, divorce, custody, and other legal concerns.

Volunteer attorneys provide low-cost basic legal advice and referrals related to civil legal issues, including landlord/tenant disputes, debt collections, estate planning, immigration, criminal cases, divorce and custody, and others.

Volunteer attorneys who provide legal advice and coaching to low- or no-income individuals on various civil matters, including divorce/custody, landlord/tenant, debt/collections, and estate planning.

Provides legal assistance on civil matters to veterans, service members, national guard members, reservists, or their family members. Offers legal support for evictions, divorce, VA benefits and more.

Volunteer attorneys who provide legal advice and coaching to low- or no-income individuals on various civil matters, including divorce/custody, landlord/tenant, debt/collections, and estate planning.

Volunteer attorneys provide basic legal advice and referrals related to civil legal issues, including landlord/tenant disputes, debt collections, estate planning, immigration, criminal cases, divorce and custody, and others.

Volunteer attorneys provide low-cost basic legal advice and referrals related to civil legal issues, including landlord/tenant disputes, debt collections, estate planning, immigration, criminal cases, divorce and custody, and others.

Legal services to low or no-income individuals on a wide range of areas, including family law, housing, evictions, guardianship, criminal records, immigration and others.

Volunteer attorneys provide low-cost basic legal advice and referrals related to civil legal issues, including landlord/tenant disputes, debt collections, estate planning, immigration, criminal cases, divorce and custody, and others.

Volunteer attorneys who provide legal advice and coaching to low- or no-income individuals on various civil matters, including divorce/custody, landlord/tenant, debt/collections, and estate planning.

Provide free legal consultation on the third Friday of each month. Free immigrations consults at the Naperville building.

Administer Justice volunteer attorneys who provide basic legal advice and referrals related to civil legal issues.

Volunteer attorneys provide basic, low-cost legal advice and referrals related to civil legal issues, including landlord/tenant disputes, debt collections, estate planning, immigration, criminal cases, divorce and custody, and others.

ACCESS Community Health Network (ACHN) operates a number of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) that provide onsite benefit specialists who work with care teams to provide patients with benefits enrollment, Medicaid redetermination and enrollment, insurance open enrollment assistance, and WIC/SNAP assistance.

Onward House meets the need of immigrants with Latino-led, family-based immigration and citizenship services. Onward House hosts informational workshops to offer legal guidance related to immigration. Workshops were designed for immigrant families to receive up-to-date guidance on topics such as: immigration processes, how and where to find immigration forms, and how to track applications, among other topics.

United African Organization (UAO) is an Illinois Welcoming Center (IWC) and provider of the Immigrant Family Resource Program (IFRP). These programs provide immigrants with services, including:Public Benefits Assistance: MedicaidSNAPChildcare Etc. Interpretation/translation services Community educationApplication supportGetting an ID cardAssistance with:ResettlementHousing SchoolRental assistanceEviction supportMental healthFinancial supportEtc.

Chicago Public Schools's Children and Family Benefits Unit (CFBU) provides a hotline which assists families with social services support, including Medicaid and SNAP enrollment and utilization. CFBU can connect families to free and low-cost food, healthcare, and emergency resources to keep your family healthy and safe.

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (United States VA) assists veterans in finding out what benefits they are eligible for, and how to apply. Veterans may contact the benefits hotline at (800) 827-1000 or visit a local VA center to get help with:Enrolling in VA health care and connecting with primary care providersFinding where to file a disability claim and the necessary steps to takeConnecting with a Veteran Service Officer and local Veterans Service Organizations

The free legal clinic volunteer attorneys provide initial direction and advice related to areas of immigration, housing, credit and finance, domestic violence, and employment law), they are unable to meet these challenges. Clinic services are held virtually, via conference call or Zoom.

ACCESS Community Health Network (ACHN) operates a number of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) that provide onsite benefit specialists who work with care teams to provide patients with benefits enrollment, Medicaid redetermination and enrollment, insurance open enrollment assistance, and WIC/SNAP assistance.

Chosen Vessels Ministries provides assistance with applying to CEDA's various utility bill payment and energy services programs. This includes the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), Peoples Gas Share the Warmth (Chicago residents only), City of Chicago Utility Billing Relief (UBR) (Chicago residents only), Home Weatherization, and Energy Saving Kits.Beginning October 1, 2024, applications will re-open for the following eligible individuals and households: Older adults (age 60 and older), individuals with a disability, households with at least one child age 5 years and under, households that are disconnected from their utilities/energy vendors, have a disconnect date within 7 days or have less than 25% in their propane tank. On November 1, 2024, all other income-eligible households can start applying for LIHEAP assistance.

Greater Chicago Legal Clinic works in partnership with other domestic violence advocates and services in the Greater Chicago area. It can help you make the individual arrangements that will work best in your specific situation. They can explain how the justice system can help you and the various court orders that can increase your safety.

ACCESS Community Health Network (ACHN) operates a number of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) that provide onsite benefit specialists who work with care teams to provide patients with benefits enrollment, Medicaid redetermination and enrollment, insurance open enrollment assistance, and WIC/SNAP assistance.

Near North Health is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) that offers benefits counseling to help individuals determine what benefits they're eligible for and how to enroll to receive them. They can specifically assist with:Medicaid or MedicareEnrolling in insurance through the MarketplaceWIC and SNAPChicago-specific support options

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (United States VA) assists veterans in finding out what benefits they are eligible for, and how to apply. Veterans may contact the benefits hotline at (800) 827-1000 or visit a local VA center to get help with:Enrolling in VA health care and connecting with primary care providersFinding where to file a disability claim and the necessary steps to takeConnecting with a Veteran Service Officer and local Veterans Service Organizations