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Online resource directory that provides links to services and resources that support wounded warriors, Service Members, Veterans, families and caregivers. Lists resources from federal, state and local government websites, as well as those of non-profit organizations and educational institutions.

Provides State of Illinois ID cards. Services by appointment.

These include books and magazines in online/refreshable or printed braille. First-time applicants must complete a registration process.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for adults and adolescents 13 and older. Services include support groups as well as individual and group therapy.

Comprehensive behavioral health services from clinically trained staff helping with anxiety, depression, partnership violence, stress management, trauma and abuse, and others.

Referrals and connections to relevant services for those who have experienced acts of hate

Provides library service to Illinois residents who are unable to read print. Offers braille and audio library resources by mail or through downloads from website.

Weekly food pickup during listed hours. Guests choose the items they need from a selection of fresh fruits and vegetables; dairy, meat, fish and eggs; bakery and deli items; and nutritious non-perishables. Available once a week per individual/household.

The Clare Woods Academy (CWA) - Alternative public day school for students with learning or developmental disabilities, including those within the autism spectrum. The academy includes primary, intermediate, high school and vocational departments that provide occupational therapy, speech/language and counseling.

Individual, family, and group counseling

English as a Second Language (ESL) classes for immigrants.

Information on property tax exemptions for residents, including senior citizens, disabled persons, and disabled Veterans. Applications for exemptions are processed each year by the DuPage County Supervisor of Assessment's Office.

Serves as a Passport Acceptance Agency.

Free, monthly laundry supplies (detergent, softener sheets).

Provides vouchers for accessible telephones to Illinois residents who are Hard of Hearing, Late Deafened, Deaf, Deaf-Blind or Speech-Disabled. This includes Amplified Phones, Captioned Phones and Cell Phone Amplifiers

Psychotherapy to help individuals change negative thinking and behavior.

Family and Community Autism Resource Specialists provide information and referrals to autism-related programs, services, support groups, organizations, community resources, professional training, and local events.

Free legal advice from volunteer lawyers primarily in the area of family law, including adoptions, divorce, child support, Orders of Protection, Stalking No Contact Orders, Guardianship and Chapter 7 Bankruptcy.

Vocational Rehabilitation program to support veterans find and maintain employment in the community. Services include Supported Employment, Transitional Work, and Community Based Employment Services.

Counseling and intervention services provided for runaway/homeless youth and their families.

Local police authority.

Lends books, equipment, and fun items to people with library cards. Computers, newspapers, printers, and copiers are available for use in the library. There is a cafe and study spaces and free programs for all ages. Passport services are available by appointment.

Tutoring services provided as part of Youth Development services

Provides clothing and small household goods at no cost to those in need.

A home providing shelter for pregnant women in need with up to one additional child.