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Transition Services program provides support for special education students and their families, as the student with disabilities transitions from high school to adult services.

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.

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program pays benefits to adults with disabilities, and older adults and children who have limited income and resources.

Limited assistance with rent payment.

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.

Wigs for individuals diagnosed with cancer.

One of over 600 nationwide Area Agencies on Aging in the United States, created by Congress to implement the Older Americans Act.

A lending library that includes books, videos, audio materials, test kits and games related to deafness, blindness, American Sign Language, audiology, mental health, behavior management, parenting and administration. Materials shipped to anywhere in Illinois.

Affordable medical services, including children's immunizations and family case management.

Connects residents residents in need of overnight cooling center accommodations to designated overnight shelter, subject to space and availability.

Provides temporary shelter from extreme hot weather conditions during listed hours. Call first to confirm availability.

Website with information about Medicare, including an Eligibility and Premium Calculator, Application, and information on a wide variety of subjects including coverage, payment and claims.

Provide food for families in need.

CDC-INFO: Provides information and referral on more than 750 health and safety topics, including COVID-19, HIV/AIDS, Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs), Ebola, Zika, Seasonal flu, immunizations, reproductive health/maternal mortality, smoking/tobacco use.

One-time, once in a lifetime grant to assist veterans and immediate family members, who are in a financial crisis. Grant coverage for auto repairs. Estimate must be from an auto repair shop that can be identified through a website, the Better Business Bureau (BBB), or a dealership.

Phone Buddy for those interested in connecting with a volunteer via text or phone call for wellness checks and companionship.

Food for guests in need. Both in-person and online shopping are available.

Provides faith-based support for individuals going through a separation or divorce

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

Psychiatric services available

Pharmacy Card allowing eligible individuals to get assistance in paying for medications covered by the program.

Outdoor closet offers nonperishable food items for people in need.

Provides Voter Registration Services to new and registered voters.

Free virtual financial management workshops addressing budgeting, creating a spending plan, and understanding your credit report.

Provides temporary shelter from extreme cold weather conditions during listed hours of operation. Call first to confirm availability.