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Assists veterans and their families with finding the support and opportunities they need, including family support, education, housing, legal aid, mental health struggles, disability claims, finding employment and budget counseling.

Food Pantry provides food items to residents in need. Includes both a shopping option, as well as the regular pantry hours for pre-boxed food items.

College social work interns provide information and referrals for area social services available. Appointments are recommended and are limited to 30-minute consultations.

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

Provides financial assistance for dental services

Healthcare system including hospitals, primary, and behavioral health care providers.

Early childhood program consisting of 6 classrooms for preschoolers and 6 classrooms for infants and toddlers. Also includes a multi-purpose play room, training center, a library, two playgrounds for infants, toddlers and preschoolers.

Maintains roads and right-of-ways in unincorporated areas of Winfield Township. Services include litter pick-up, roadside mowing, winter snow and ice control, brush and leaf pickup.

Free baseline glaucoma eye exams. Those who are eligible and insured are billed and are responsible for any co-payments. (This is an awareness program to provide a baseline glaucoma eye exam to those who may not be aware they are at increased risk).

Provides rental assistance to residents.

Providing toys through Toys for Tots for families in need at Christmas.

STI treatment.

Talking with a licensed mental health professional, including psychologists, counselors or social workers.

Parent education support groups as part of the 'Family Enrichment' program: Provides parents/families with information related to the needs of children with developmental disabilities.

Maintains the sanitary sewer system and its operations

End-of-life medical care along with supportive services for patients and their families.

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

Wide variety of gynecological services from board-certified specialists, including physicals, breast exams, Pap tests.

Financial assistance for childcare expenses (CCAP) through the Illinois Department of Human Services.

Tools and information to help family caregivers manage financial and legal tasks. Resources include a workbook to track expenses, information on programs that may help cover costs, and a legal checklist with guidance on key documents. It also offers information on caregiving support and tools to compare the costs of care options.

Telehealth service allowing callers to speak directly with a healthcare provider remotely.

Local Police authority.

Provides therapy for PTSD, anxiety, depression, and other mental health concerns especially for those who have been impacted by human trafficking and exploitation.

Outpatient physical therapy center. Treatments include posture training, body mechanics, joint mobilization, strengthening, flexibility, pain reduction, coordination training, gait training.

Offers disaster response coordination at the request of the police department.