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Meetings and activities to support friends and family members of individuals with a drug use disorder.

Youth Development services include after-school and all-day summer programs for students from grades 1 through 12.

Healthy Families Program - home visits from highly trained personnel to help expecting or new teen parents with a range of topics surrounding child development, education and employment information, connecting new families with assistance around food, clothing, affordable housing, medical care, transportation and other related basic needs.

Program provides tools for clients to manage anger in healthy ways

Educational seminars/classes on parenting for Hispanic immigrants and their families.

Groups online and in person providing support for individuals with Alzheimer's Disease and their loved ones. Offered both in person and virtually over the phone or as webinars.

Programs are offered for individuals with disabilities to provide opportunities for socialization, to learn or improve a leisure skill, and to integrate into the community. Offerings include weekly programs for a variety of interests, special events and day trips, and programming at two multi-sensory rooms.

Provides voter registration services.

Assistance with finding both center-based and home-based child care service options for military personnel and their families.

Up to 12 months of safe housing provided for free to women who are survivors of human trafficking. Also providing counseling and skills development to clients.

Senior employment program

Multi-pronged approach to mental health treatment and support through licensed counselors, social workers, clinical psychologists and psychiatrists

Builds and provides homes for income eligible families in DuPage County. Homeowners will work alongside volunteers in the work of building and renovating their homes, or fulfill the program requirement in other ways, such as by putting in their time at a local DuPage Habitat ReStore.

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

Virtual and in-person support groups for expectant and new moms, also online social media groups, including Cradle Talk, Nurturing Mom.

Services provided include Domestic and International Adoption Home Studies, assistance with Interstate Adoptions, Birth Parent Services and other resources.

Enforces health standards and administers programs and services that promote public health. Programs offered include Breast & Cervical Cancer Screenings, a tobacco quitline, a nursing home hotline, a Children's Vaccine program, an HIV prevention program, and a women's health hotline. Maintains information online on various public health hazards and related topics, including environmental health protection, communicable diseases, wellness and prevention.

Provides temporary monthly assistance to eligible Wayne Township residents.

Citizenship courses and/or assistance to immigrants and their families in their quest for citizenship.

Offers counseling for individuals, couples and families facing a variety of issues.

Administrative Entity that oversees the programs that help plan trips using public transportation, accessible transit and reduced fare programs.

Financial counseling to individuals either at their homes or at any other location of their choosing. Services are provided by trained certified Credit Counselor, and include credit counseling, budgeting, bankruptcy counseling, student loan counseling.

Small on-site micro-pantry offering limited shelf-stable food items for veterans and their families, such as oatmeal, nuts, rice, and beans.

Routine eye exams and eye glasses provided, as part of the Health & Wellness Program (IWP).

Psychiatric care from psychiatric medical doctors and mental health nurse practitioner. Initial consultations are between 1 to 2 hours long, with following visits being shorter.