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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.

Provides perishable and non-perishable food items and some personal care items to DuPage County residents on a weekly basis. Neighbors can shop the pantry twice a month either in person or online.

Help with making mortgage payments.

Serves as a Passport Acceptance Agency.

Foster care for children with complex or special needs who have medical disorders, intellectual or developmental disabilities.

Provides specific holiday food items to eligible families and seniors to celebrate during Christmas season.

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

Provides free annual credit reports from Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion credit reporting agencies.

Provides undergraduate and graduate degree programs as well as certificate programs. Offers in-person, blended and online courses.

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

Provides services for emotional and developmental delays in children and adolescents using a variety of methods, including developmental therapy, speech and language therapy, social work and social skills development.

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.

Property Report Cards (PRC) of every parcel within the township maintained digitally, organized by Property Index Numbers (PINs).

Provides online grief support groups as a gathering place for survivors, hosting chat sessions for real-time conversations, message boards and peer-based sharing groups to drive conversation and connection for adults and youth.

Monthly in-office check of psychiatric medication and consultation with psychiatrist.

English as a Second Language (ESL) classes offered as part of the Adult Literacy program.

This includes Electrolarynx, Speech iPad and Speech App.

Database for a wide variety of basic health and human needs, including food, rent and utility assistance, job training, transportation, and others. 211 also serves as a helpline for Veterans and Active Military personnel. In addition to the database, referrals can also be made over the phone, by SMS, or through online chat.

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

Services for eligible seniors include home delivered meals, drivers' education classes, Zumba and Tai Chi, Pickleball and watercolors. Other enrichment and recreational activities include informational and educational speakers, seniors chorus, movies, cards and book reviews.

Administrative record for local government entity serving as an intermediary between the Illinois State Board of Education and the public elementary and middle schools in DuPage County. Services and functions include licensure and certification of teaching, administrative and school support staff, professional development programs for teachers and school administrators, services for for homeless students.

Administering city services and departments including Community Development, Public Works and Police.

Individual and family therapy, case management, crisis intervention, advocacy provided to families created through adoption or subsidized guardianship. Services are provided in the home, community, or at the office.

Veterans Resource Center offering information and resources.

Provides information on available health and human services and referrals to community resources