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Tax forms and instructions available.

Non-invasive hearing test to evaluate outer, middle and inner ear damage.

Provides financial assistance for vehicle registration fees.

Workforce development among adults and teenagers with Spina Bifida.

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.

Information and customized referrals for services and resources for seniors and their families/caregivers, including senior housing, home care, earned benefits, advocacy, education.

Offer limited financial assistance on a case-by-case basis through the church’s benevolence fund.

Helps with applications to Immigration and Naturalization Services, as well as serve as interpreter for clients.

Provides list of organizations that provide camp experiences for adults and/or children and link families in need of a particular type of camp with appropriate resources, such as individuals with developmental or physical disabilities.

Assists with relocation to new homes, English language instruction, vocational training, and mental health support. Immigration services are available to immigrants and refugees already established in the U.S.

Health and nutritional care for infants through dedicated pediatrician and/or nurse practitioner. 10 'Well Child Visits' will be arranged during the first 2 years of baby's life, which will include certain essential vaccinations.

Education Support Services coordinators provide guidance on scholarship information and educational benefits resources for military survivors, including an online scholarship search tool and online on-demand informational videos.

Financial assistance for home repair and home accessibility projects.

Provides financial assistance for dental services

Provides information on air quality, pollution prevention, waste disposal, drinking water and water quality. Includes a Citizens Services Locator application which clients can use to locate Hazardous Waste Collection Sites, Medicine Disposal Collection Sites and E-Waste Collection sites

Confident Living Program helps older adults with combined vision and hearing loss maintain an independent lifestyle, by providing information on assistive technology, strategies for living safely at home, and available services and resources.

Processes applications for door-to-door shared ride service for riders with a disability who are not able to use public transportation with fixed routes.

24/7 hotline for reporting child abuse or neglect in Illinois

Academic support services, including homework assistance, social and recreational activities, one-on-one tutoring, mentoring, college scholarship.

Administering village services including sewer system maintenance.

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

Free, confidential information and referral helpline for access to critical services including employment and job training, health and mental health assistance, childcare, financial coaching, legal services, transportation, disaster recovery, utility assistance, tax preparation, and others.

Maintenance of roads, street signs, street lights, storm sewers, street sweeping, snow removal and mosquito abatement.

Assistance with navigating public aid (SNAP, Medicaid) and social security, as part of Case Management services.

State office that prepares Illinois for natural, manmade or technological disasters, hazards or acts of terrorism. Coordinates preparedness programs and runs a 24-Hour Response Line for reporting Environmental Emergencies.