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Local Police authority. Offers the Senior and Law Enforcement Together (SALT) program which offers monthly informational meetings covering crimes against seniors.

The Occupational Health & Safety Administration - Chicago (OSHA) sets and enforces protective workplace safety and health standards, and also provides information, training and assistance to workers and employers.

Provides a free online searchable database of Landlords who accept the Section 8 voucher, and a bilingual call center for listing information. Landlords can also list their rental properties at no cost.

Online, print and audio educational programs for individuals who are blind or visually impaired, their families and professionals who serve them.

Provides emergency housing and food assistance in collaboration with local charities and food banks.

Provides assistance to Medicare beneficiaries and their caregivers through the Senior Health Insurance Program (SHIP). By appointment only.

Mental health services for adolescents with conditions such as depression, anxiety, anger, antisocial disorders, and obsessive-compulsive disorder. It includes a school anxiety program that usually lasts 3 to 4 weeks, with students attending either 3 or 5 hours per day. There is also a school refusal program that lasts 3 to 4 weeks, where students attend Monday through Friday for a full or half day based on their needs.

Health and and safety repairs for low-income families, individuals with disabilities, veterans and senior citizens.

Provides commercial driver license testing.

Administering city services including building codes and permits.

Discounts on license plate fees.

Assists people with disabilities looking for and obtaining jobs, or living independently, including vocational rehabilitation and ensuring individuals have job support to maintain employment.

Day camps are offered during school breaks for children and adults, ages 5 to 22, with developmental disabilities to provide a structured environment to enjoy leisure activities. Campers enjoy various activities, including games, sports, crafts, and field trips.

Mosquito control services.

Offers undergraduate, graduate and certificate programs in both an in person and online formats.

Providing comfort care for end of life for patient and emotional/grief support for patient and family.

Program of the Illinois Courts that provides information for people who will be appearing in court regarding court procedures and what they can expect in their hearings.

Local government administering village services including wastewater collection and treatment, and maintenance of sewer system.

Testing for a wide variety of sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV, HPV, Herpes, genital warts, and others.

General & Emergency Assistance: State law mandated General Assistance (GA) program providing limited financial assistance, provided once over a 12 month period. Assistance may include support with basic needs, referrals to community resources, and guidance on how to become self-sufficient and financially stable. Emergency Assistance (EA) to help with life threatening emergencies such as eviction, utility disconnection, transportation.

Ride DuPage: Door-to-door, reduced fare transportation for older adults and those with a Disability RTA Reduced Fare Card.

Information on relevant state and local services, eligibility criteria and on accessing systems of care. Referrals made for accurate information, advocacy assistance, technical assistance, evaluation/assessment and direct services.

Individualized treatment using the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy approach. Services are by appointment only.

Information for caregivers on transportation for care receivers, including assessing their driving skills.

Diapers for DuPage County families and infants in need