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Autism Diagnostic Clinic provide screening for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other developmental disabilities.

Provides free computer to families without home computers, with tech support up to two years. Internet service is not provided but help applying for no-cost or low-cost service is offered.

Non-invasive hearing test to evaluate outer, middle and inner ear damage.

Virtual support groups for eating orders. Support groups are led by licensed therapists. Some groups may require participants to be at least 18 years of age.

Pro se and legal services for filing legal name change and assistance with updating gender marker on identity documents. Fee waivers available to those who qualify.

Helps with applications to Immigration and Naturalization Services, as well as serve as interpreter for clients.

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

Harper College extension site offering classes to prepare students for the High School Equivalency (HSE) exam.

Community Homes providing long-term housing for adults with disabilities, including autism and cerebral palsy. Each home has 3 to 8 residents who share daily tasks and receive support from staff. The homes are set up to help residents live more independently and stay connected with others. Each person is matched with a home based on their needs, preferences, and goals.

Food pantry open inside at front reception desk. Visits limited to once per month.

Food pantry available to eligible residents.

Call 211 or visit the website to get information on basic health and human services available to those in Chicago and suburban Cook County.

In addition to being the state’s highest Court, is responsible for the state’s trial courts, one appellate court with five districts, and several supporting units. Provides general information on courts.

Community Living Facility that provides apartments with 24/7 staff support where individuals with autism and other intellectual and developmental disabilities learn life skills to prepare for independent living.

Faith-based, 13-week support groups to help individuals overcome the emotional and practical challenges of a divorce. Adult groups available and some offer childcare for attendees, as well as offer DivorceCare for Kids (DC4K) for younger children available.

Online listing of job openings for paid positions at area nonprofits

Volunteer attorneys provide low-cost basic legal advice and referrals related to civil legal issues, including landlord/tenant disputes, debt collections, estate planning, immigration, criminal cases, divorce and custody, and others.

Group living for teens that offer on-site counseling, therapeutic activities, educational support, vocational support, and life skills training.

Maintains roads and right-of-ways in unincorporated areas of Winfield Township. Services include litter pick-up, roadside mowing, winter snow and ice control, brush and leaf pickup.

Recreational classes, informational workshops on various topics, and a monthly Memory Cafe program.

Provides assistance in obtaining eye glasses (Contact lenses not available)

Online Job Board open to the public.

Provides a library of human-narrated books, including textbooks for students and adults who have print disabilities, such as dyslexia or blindness/visual impairment

Provides community dining meals for seniors

Senior Center offering Lunch & Learns, Benefit Access Applications, Senior Bus Service, Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) Applications, Medical Equipment Loans, the Senior Health Insurance Program, and Vehicle Stickers.