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Services provided include immunizations, physical examinations for school, work and sports, family planning, screenings and tests for a variety of conditions.

Help with preserving homeownership for clients, with specific services that include working with lenders in reducing or suspending mortgage payments, modifying mortgage payments, using asset liquidation and other resources to cover past due payments and taxes, and home refinancing.

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

Guardian services for eligible persons, including children with disabilities and seniors living with dementia. Under court appointment, provider may act as guardian of the person, estate, or both. As guardian, provider will make substitute decisions for the individual and provide communication to the individual, her/his family and the providers involved. No fees for initial intake.

Social Security survivors benefits are paid to widows, widowers, and dependents of eligible workers.

Case Management Services - information and referral to community services from other providers.

Provides shelter during extreme hot weather conditions.

The Social Security and Supplemental Security Income disability programs provide assistance to people with disabilities.

Provides individual and group counseling, parenting classes, anger management classes, one on one youth tutoring, school-based violence prevention, summer day camp, continuing education seminars for social workers and counselors. Parent/guardian must permit WAYS to communicate with student's school to assess child's needs. Parent/guardian must attend the first session to sign registration paperwork.

Eye Tec program: Offers adaptive technology for people with vision loss. The Seeing Is Believing program provides eye exams and optical devices for children.

Free rides on fixed-route transit systems through the Seniors Ride Free Transit Benefit and the Persons with Disabilities Ride Free Transit Benefit programs.

Provides vehicle registration renewals and license plate sticker renewals/replacements.

Microchip service for pets.

Administering city services including building codes and permits.

In-home or non-medical caregiver services to assist with daily activities and provide companionship. Services include personal hygiene assistance, help with bathing, medication reminders, laundry, light housekeeping.

Information for caregivers on managing stress and balancing caregiving with work and family responsibilities. Includes information about support services, such as volunteers, adult day programs, and in-home aides. Also offers online resources, support forums, and planning tools related to health management, BMI, Medicare, health savings accounts, and long-term care costs.

Free, limited ultrasounds.

Provides a forum for individuals to exchange practical information, share experiences and support during grief.

Provide minor home repairs, including installing grab bars, hand-held showers, raised toilet seats, hand railings, locks, smoke detectors, weather stripping and doing minor carpentry. For larger jobs, referrals provided for pre-screened licensed and bonded contractors.

Emergency shelter for youth of all gender identities and sexual orientations. LGBTQ+ individuals are welcome. Programs are for single youth ages 18-24 years.

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

Provides State of Illinois ID cards. Services by appointment.

Notary service is available at no charge to library users.

Free basic dental care including oral exams, oral x-rays, basic restoration, extractions and dentures.

Referrals and connections to relevant services for those who have experienced acts of hate. Resources available to get referrals for include physical and mental healthcare, legal aid, trauma support, victim advocacy, and others.