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Help with applying for health insurance through the Federal Health Insurance Marketplace.

Local government administering village including permits, zoning and building inspections.

Home Repair and Accessibility Program (HRAP), an Illinois Housing Development Authority funded program, provides forgivable loans to help eligible homeowners make needed repairs or modifications for accessibility that affect the health or safety of their families.

Short-term inpatient behavioral health services at the Adolescent Psychiatric Unit for teens between 13 and 18 years of age. Personal treatment through psychiatrists, psychiatric nurses and licensed therapists.

TrevorSpace offers a supportive online social community for young individuals in the LGBTQ+

Lectures, downloadable resources and information sessions on a wide variety and health topics relevant to seniors. Topics commonly covered include nutrition and health eating, diabetic health, mental exercises and activities.

Home-cooked meals served taking into account the dietary requirements and traditions of those from the Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi communities.

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.

Enforcement of Stormwater and Flood Plain Ordinance.

Volunteer attorneys who provide legal advice and coaching to low- or no-income individuals on various civil matters, including divorce/custody, landlord/tenant, debt/collections, and estate planning.

Medical Debt Care DuPage - helps DuPage County residents apply for financial assistance programs to manage medical debt. This service is available to people with or without insurance and covers all types of medical bills, including those in collections. The program does not pay bills but reviews past and current medical debts, including hospital, ambulance, and specialty care charges. Services are free and available in person or online.

Provides pregnancy tests, ultrasound exams, and abortion pill reversal services.

Provides repair and minor reconstruction of all Village streets, sidewalks, alleys, curbs, Village-owned parking lots, and maintains streetlights.

Testing for a wide variety of sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV, HPV, Herpes, genital warts, and others.

Allows people to opt-in or opt-out from receiving firm credit or insurance offers.

Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program: Comprehensive case management, educational support, and employment planning to program participants who are striving to become self-sufficient.

Services include job skills development, job placement and job upgrade assistance. Also assists clients with education, training and apprenticeships to advance in their careers.

Guardian System - Computerized phone system that makes calls to registered members on pre-set days and times to make sure they are okay.

Adult Education and Literacy (AEL) program that helps prepare students to earn their High School Equivalency, including GED.

Provides harm reduction supplies and resources, including through the Stigma Crusher outreach truck.

Credit Empowerment offers online credit building workshops and one-to-one financial and virtual credit building counseling for 12 months

Provides substance use education, intervention and individual and group counseling for the patients and support for their family members.

Tax preparation service offered for free at the Senior Center from February to April every year, sponsored by the AARP.

Local government administering village services including water service.

Provides financial assistance for utilities for residents of Winfield and limited parts of Wheaton and West Chicago. By appointment only.