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Provides and manages both inpatient and outpatient medical and behavioral health for adolescents and adults, as well as support and educational services.

Grief counseling that incorporates mind-body techniques like mindfulness, meditation, yoga, sound baths, and energy healing to nurture inner healing

Provides assistance with resume for individuals seeking employment.

Local office of federal tax collection agency providing tax-related services, including tax law information, account inquiries, check or money order payments, identity protection resources, tax forms.

Narcan kits available to DuPage County residents as part of the DuPage Narcan Program.

Local police authority that provides assistance for emergency situations as well as general information to residents.

Group therapy to help address a variety of mental health challenges, including grief and loss, addictions, depression, anger issues, trauma and abuse, PTSD, and others.

Legal and mediation services for those facing eviction. Services include: documentation review and preparation, legal consultation.

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.

The Illinois State Screening, Assessment and Support Services (SASS) program for children and adolescents. The DuPage County Health Department at this location serves as the Crisis and Referral Entry Service (CARES). Following assessment, the child and family will be connected to ongoing behavioral health and other support services.

Loans books, DVDs, audio books, video games, music and tech equipment. Computers, board games, puzzles, and other resources are available for use in the library. Library cardholders can also use the library's Maker Studio and related equipment. Study rooms and meeting spaces are also available for use when the library is open. Limited access library cards available for students ages 13-17 that don't require a parental signature. For full access a parental signature is required. Children under the age of 13 need a parent to sign for a card for them.

Provides post-abortion support groups for women, men, and teens.

Free, amplified telephone demo site for Illinois Telecommunications Access Corporation (ITAC). Staff do free demos at Audiology Clinic at Lincoln Park. Amplified telephones provided free to those who qualify.

Information and referral to home- and community-based services for people with disabilities.

Offers housing expense assistance once during a 12-month period.

Provides temporary shelter during extreme hot weather conditions.

Job-seeking training and information for Hispanics and low-income adults with limited English language skills. Employment preparation seminars cover topics including dressing for interviews, finding and responding to job openings, timeliness.

Informs students of financial aid opportunities, helps them apply for financial aid through completion of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), and provides follow-up information about award letters, student loans and college finances.

Local police authority.

Provides counseling/therapy for youths in person, and provides individual, family and group counseling and therapy through virtual visits for adults

Warm line offering live support to residents.

Provides food for people in need

Provides temporary shelter for cooling off during extreme hot weather

Connects residents to information and services in Aurora.

Provide symptom, pain and stress management in coordination with physicians to complement treatment in private homes, senior and long-term care facilities