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Information and treatment advice on harmful substances that can cause poisoning.

Meals-to-Go program providing freshly prepared meals for pick-up twice a month.

Offers programs for seniors, including wellness programs and recreation activities (such as tai chi, yoga, line dancing, pinochle, movies, card games, ballroom dancing, senior aerobics and art classes).

Offers information by phone about emergency veterinary care for sick or injured pets.

Provides medical care for all ages

Offers Accessibility Kits for use in the library or to borrow and try at home, including a variety of tools, controllers, games, and activities that are helpful to patrons who have a disability or different needs. Items for both therapeutic and recreational use, including items that work on motor skills, adaptive gaming controllers, and sensory processing tools such as weighted vests and sensory pods.

Occupational therapy services for children with developmental disabilities

Free commercial airline flights to sick children and their families in need of life-saving medical care not found in their local communities.

Rent assistance through Home Assistance Visits program.

Registrars assigned to provide voter registration services at the Adult Services Reference Desk

Provides review and analysis of all development projects to enforce codes, perform fire safety inspections for safety.

Transitional housing program for young women who are homeless.

Community Integrated Living Arrangements: 24-hour in-home and weekend respite care for adults with developmental disabilities in the western suburbs of Chicago. Support provided in all areas of daily living including cooking, housekeeping, budgeting.

Management of wasterwater collection (wastewater pumping stations, service lines) in Glendale Heights.

Provides assistance with prescription expenses.

Assists residents in navigating and applying to low-income, affordable and accessible housing in Chicago.

Administering village services including street maintenance, water and wastewater.

Service for owners who wish to surrender their pets

Senior health insurance program (SHIP) providing free individual counseling services to seniors with their questions about Medicare and with their medical insurance problems.

Administers programs through offices in Chicago, Waukegan, Elgin and Naperville as well as DuPage County group homes.

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.

Drinking water distribution in DuPage County. Also processes water billing.

Co-Parent Education Program - Parent Education (for divorcing and never married parents with minor children) encourages parents to develop a way to communicate with one another that keeps their children out of conflict. These include the Online Co-Parenting Course (CPC), Parents and Kids Program and the Online Co-Parenting (CPC) in Espanol.

Little City Center for Education provides comprehensive educational services and personalized therapies including computer-based instruction and assistive technology devices to children with developmental challenges. Program organized into two groups elementary and high school students.

Consultations on unexpected pregnancies. Topics covered by consultations include basic health concerns related to pregnancy, complications of early pregnancies, pregnancy options and programs available to expecting parents.