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Group living for teens that offer on-site counseling, therapeutic activities, educational support, vocational support, and life skills training.

211 DuPage County

Group home for "at risk" women, 13-18 years, and a residence program which teaches social and living skills, recreation and social activities, tutoring, group therapy, recreational interests, positive peer supports, and preparation for independent living.  Accepts members of the LGBT community.

United Way of the Midlands

Residential group home for children.

United Way of the Midlands

Group living for teens that offer on-site counseling, therapeutic activities, and life skills training.

211 DuPage County

Residential Scholarship Program: Long-term care for academically capable boys and girls with family, neighborhood or environmental obstacles. Boys and girls live in residential homes and are provided with college-preparatory education through high school. This is a voluntary placement and parent or guardian retains legal custody.

United Way of Greater St Louis 211

Provides a residential treatment program for young men ages 10-18 years. Program focuses on processing trauma and developing coping strategies. Also offers case management and mental health services. Also offers a therapeutic day school by Banner Learning. Located on campus for youth in the community, as well as youth on site. Focused on students who may have difficulties learning in traditional school settings. Other services include: Individual and group counseling Recreational activities

Lake County 211

Phoenix Hall is The Night Ministry's year-round residence for Chicago high school students experiencing homelessness or housing instability. Phoenix Hall houses up to eight students at a time. The facility is a hybrid between home and more independent, dorm-like environments. Students live at Phoenix Hall with the consent of a parent or guardian and can stay as long as they need to while a family situation stabilizes or until they graduate. The Night Ministry staff, including a Case Manager, assists families with stabilization and works to help find resolution within families that are in conflict. Parents continue to be involved in their children's education and development.

211 Metro Chicago

Shelter, Inc. has two emergency group homes in Chicago's northwest suburbs are victims of child abuse or neglect. They need immediate shelter for their personal safety. While staying at home, they receive free healthcare screening, counseling services, and life-skills education to help them heal and develop coping skills to overcome trauma. New clothing, personal hygiene items, and school supplies are provided.The Buckholz Group Home for youth who identify as male and Jennings Home for youth who identify as female are staffed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

211 Metro Chicago

Short-term non-secure placement program for juveniles involved in status offenses, abuse and/or neglect, uncontrollable, and minor law offenses. Short-term secure placement for juveniles involved in criminal matters.

United Way of the Midlands