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Mental health services for qualifying veterans.

Meals on Wheels program provides home delivered meals.

Telehealth helpline for uninsured and underinsured individuals. Provides non-urgent primary care for those with chronic health conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, congestive heart failure, and others.

Help with determining eligibility and with completing application for SNAP(LINK card) and Medicaid. Service by appointment only.

English classes for non-native English speakers, as well as English tutoring from volunteers for those eligible

Free, limited ultrasounds.

Adult support groups through virtual Zoom chats with adults with Spiina Bifida

Provides free Christmas gifts and toys to eligible seniors and children during the Christmas season.

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

Hospice services for patients and their families. Help is provided with Advance Directives, End-of-Life issues, grief and loss.

Psychotherapy to help individuals change negative thinking and behavior.

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

Nutrition program co-sponsored by the DuPage Senior Citizens Council. Meals prepared on site and served at the Dining Center and delivered to homebound seniors.

Planning and zoning reviews.

Support groups online and in person for persons with mental health conditions and their families and friends, and self-care program for persons seeking to maintain healthy mental health. Also offers mental health podcast.

Local government administering village services and departments: Community & Economic Development, Finance, Police and Public Works.

Helps with cases addressing the loss or denial of SSI, TANF, Veterans Benefits or SNAP (food stamps), as well as Medicaid or Medicare and health-care services.

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

Helps people apply for LIHEAP, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), SNAP, Medicaid, Childcare, TANF.

Program provides minor repair and modification to senior homeowners. Eligible items are: grab bars, smoke detectors, handrails, install ADA commode, adjustable shower head, and more.

Community Health Center providing general primary care and family medicine, health education and nutrition, cardiology, and immunizations.

Senior Homestead Exemption for owner-occupied properties.

Personalized care packages and ongoing cards through their Cards for Hope program.

Provides faith-based counseling.

The CAP Money Course that teaches budgeting skills. The program is free and consists of 3 sessions.