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Assistance towards rental deposit to help eligible DuPage County residents stay in their current homes or move into a new one if they are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

The Academic Enrichment Program offers classes for elementary and middle school students to improve their academic and language skills. It also helps them appreciate art and drama and explore technology.

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

Weekly food assistance for low-income families. Monthly groceries and household items are available for home delivery to seniors enrolled in the Senior Citizen Project and unable to visit the agency for assistance.

Offers short-term counseling.

AARP Family Caregivers Discussion Group on Facebook to connect, offer mutual support, share practical tips and experiences.

Administering village financial services including bike license forms, municipal hotel use and motor fuel tax return forms, and utility bill electronic payment applications.

Provides a library of human-narrated books, including textbooks for students and adults who have print disabilities, such as dyslexia or blindness/visual impairment

Local government administering village services and departments: Police, Public Works, Finance, Community Development, and Building.

National website that provides weather forecasts, severe weather alerts, and weather safety information.

Legal and mediation services for those facing eviction. Services include: documentation review and preparation, legal consultation.

Career assistance with resume building, career guidance, and interviewing skills.

The Cross-Disability Support Group (CDSG): peer support group program for individuals living with all kinds of disabilities.

Ride DuPage Program: Subsidized local transportation assistance to medical appointments or medical consultations for older adults and those living with disabilities.

Services include building permits and code enforcement.

Mental health and substance use disorder counseling services from licensed bi-lingual counselors and staff, including individual/group counseling for addiction and mental health; Couples/family counseling;

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

Counseling for individuals, families, couples, teens, and children on concerns such as marriage, grief, stress, anxiety, ADHD, eating disorders, depression, and spiritual guidance. Staff are trained in both faith-related studies and mental health.

Serves individuals with intellectual, developmental and physical disabilities by providing recreation programs and life skills training for adults.

Limited financial assistance towards out-of-pocket costs for relevant medical supplies and services, including orthotic or other mobility equipment. Also includes a one-time emergency financial assistance

Support groups for grieving families at the time of and/or following the death of a baby.

Local government administering village services including parking permits and water billing, and Freedom of Information Act requests.

Support groups online and in person for persons with mental health conditions and their families and friends, and self-care program for persons seeking to maintain healthy mental health. Also offers mental health podcast.

Maintains the right-of-way in unincorporated areas. Provides road maintenance, including asphalt patching and re-surfacing, drainage, gravel shouldering, roadside mowing, tree removals.

Pet food and supplies, when available, are delivered to seniors' homes upon request.