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Provides basic household items like toilet paper, paper towels, diaper and wipes and cleaning products for residents in need.

Provides education, complaint intake, investigation and mediation to those experiencing housing discrimination.

Provides legal assistance with housing issues such as eviction, unsafe living conditions, denial of subsidized housing benefits, and improper shut-off of utilities.

Nutrition consultations, food classes and workshops.

Free meetings to support parents, spouses, and families who are dealing with an addicted loved one.

Maintenance and operation of the village water system.

School supplies and uniforms for DuPage County children which is seasonal, late summer and early fall.

Teaches English to non-native speakers.

Reduced fare permits to ride with the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA), Metra, and Pace.

Annual collection of lose leaves from Lisle residences. Only available during a set number of weeks each year.

In-home assistance for homebound elderly Illinois residents. Services include meal prep, assistance with bathing and transferring, laundry and cleaning, transportation to groceries and for medical appointments.

Provides pediatric and adult care, including physical exams, vaccinations and chronic disease management; mental health care including psychiatry and medication management; women's health care including pre-and post-natal care and cancer screening; and family planning including birth control, free pregnancy testing and STD/HIV testing. Also offers public benefits enrollment assistance for Medicaid and Food Stamps/SNAP.

Provides personal care products to children and seniors in need.

Provides financial assistance for utility payments

Local government administering village services including parking permits

Adolescent Program and New Day Center's Intensive outpatient program (IOP) and partial hospitalization program (PHP) for treatment of mental health conditions including anxiety, depression, psychosis, bipolar disorder.

Provides discounted phone service for qualifying low-income consumers.

Medication Assisted Recovery (M.A.R) services to treat opioid use disorder

Assistance with filing Medicare claims and answers to questions about health insurance from trained volunteers.

Provides food pantry referrals online and by phone, and assists with the state funded food assistance program application at various locations. Manages food collection and distribution to area food pantries. Maintains an online listing of mobile markets/pop-up pantries.

Patient assistance program providing medicine free of charge or at a savings to uninsured and under-insured patients who qualify.

Offers vocational and recreational activities to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Local Police authority.

Intensive outpatient program for adolescents and young adults with autism spectrum disorder. Helps with: social interactions and communication, attending and adapting to school, anxiety, panic attacks, OCD, depression, low mood, lack of motivation, self-care and daily life skills.

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