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Provides temporary shelter during extreme hot weather conditions.

Provides free immigration legal services to children and families who are survivors of human trafficking and domestic violence.

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

Faith-based mental health counseling for couples, families, or individuals.

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.

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.

Low-cost family planning, including contraception.

Provides academic classes for students seeking undergraduate and graduate degrees, as well as certificate programs.

Provides referrals to providers of services for service members, veterans and their families for employment, education, healthcare, benefits, emergency assistance, legal support, housing, women veteran support, family and survivor support, veteran recreation and volunteering.

Transportation via a van to and from the homes of Senior Center members.

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

Local government administering village services: engineering, permits, zoning, building codes, GIS and code enforcement.

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

Intensive national vocational rehabilitation program serving youth and adults who are DeafBlind.

Free, limited ultrasounds.

Provides emergency housing and food assistance in collaboration with local charities and food banks.

Provides financial assistance to pay mortgage.

Division responsible for maintenance and repair of the city's sanitary and storm sewer systems, as well cleaning, maintaining and repairing retention ponds, lift stations and catch basins.

Services include sale of parking permits, utility billing, vehicle stickers, customer service appointments for Public Works Meter technicians.

Online support groups for caregivers of individuals battling cancer via through password-protected message board format (not live chat), led by professional oncology social workers. Groups are held for 15 weeks.

Offers books, DVDs, audiobooks, video games, music, and technology equipment that can be borrowed. Visitors can also use computers, board games, puzzles, and other resources while at the library. Library cardholders have access to the Maker Studio and its equipment. Study rooms and meeting spaces are available during library hours. Students ages 13–17 can get a limited-access library card without a parent or guardian's signature.

Provides personal financial counseling, education, and consolidation services by online chat, by phone, or onsite. Also specializes in student loans, foreclosure prevention, reverse mortgages, home buyer education, and bankruptcy counseling.

Provides treatment for a wide range of mental health challenges and disorders, including anxiety, depression, Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders (PMADS), eating disorders, mental health services for seniors.

Online affordable rental housing searchable database.

Free, online training program that allows residents to learn valuable job search skills, develop professionally, and explore career path options while earning hours that count toward SNAP work requirements.