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Animal Care and Control facility providing temporary care for lost/found pets, and may provide traps and advice to deal with animal wildlife

Loans books, DVDs, audio books, video games, music and tech equipment. Computers, board games and other resources are available for use in the library. Provides temporary shelter from extreme cold/hot weather conditions during listed hours of operation. Call first to confirm availability.

Serves as a temporary warming center during extreme hot weather during listed business hours.

Low-cost internet service

Provides street maintenance, including brush pickup, leaf pickup, road repair, road signs, roadside mowing, snow and ice removal, street lights, and street sweeping.

Affordable, supported housing for veterans and low-income families.

Illinois Supportive Living Program (SLP) - State program offering an alternative to nursing home care for older, low-income residents and those with physical disabilities covered by Medicaid. Offers web listings of all operational SLP providers in Illinois, who offer elderly (65 and older) or persons with physical disabilities (22 - 64 years old) personal care and other services. PACE Program: Program for All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly

Extended Residential Care Program, as well as women's and men's Extended Residential Care Program for individuals recovering from substance use disorders.

Independent Living Center (CIL) teaching independent living skills, including money management, using public transportation, being assertive. Services are provided both individually and in group settings.

Services provided include resume help, cover letter assistance, help preparing for interviews.

Help for individuals seeking expungements and sealing criminal records, restoring driver’s licenses, and removing other barriers to employment, education and housing

Provides payment assistance for medical care.

Short-term inpatient behavioral health services at the Adolescent Psychiatric Unit for teens between 13 and 18 years of age. Personal treatment through psychiatrists, psychiatric nurses and licensed therapists.

Provides free telephone resource navigation to people living with cancer, post-treatment survivors, and caregivers affected by cancer.

Limited financial assistance through the DuPage Medical Assistance Program (DPMAP) for medical fees for individuals not covered by insurance. Types of services covered include medical screening, vision screening, dental care, medication management screening, mental health screening.

Gas cards, bus and train vouchers.

Local Police authority.

Provides free school supplies and books to eligible low-income families with children of school age.

Local police authority.

Community-based Therapeutic recreational services for veterans and their families. Women Veterans-Only services available as well.

National organization that provides an online list of pet food providers.

Provides information and referrals for individuals with spinal cord injury/disorders.

Several scholarship programs for those living with epilepsy.

Services provided in unincorporated areas of York Township, including street repairs, storm water management, snow and ice removal.

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.