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A program that educates people living in long-term care facilities and their families about their rights. The program can help them with problems they may have and gives information about nursing homes, assisted living facilities, supportive living facilities, and ways to pay for care. The Ombudsman program also finds and trains volunteers to visit nursing facilities in DuPage County. Each volunteer must visit their assigned facility once a month.

Provide information and education on how to eat healthy.

Community Integrated Living Arrangements: 24-hour in-home and weekend respite care for adults with developmental disabilities in the western suburbs of Chicago. Support provided in all areas of daily living including cooking, housekeeping, budgeting.

Local government administering village services including planning, zoning and permitting.

Mental health services for adolescents with conditions such as depression, anxiety, anger, antisocial disorders, and obsessive-compulsive disorder. It includes a school anxiety program that usually lasts 3 to 4 weeks, with students attending either 3 or 5 hours per day. There is also a school refusal program that lasts 3 to 4 weeks, where students attend Monday through Friday for a full or half day based on their needs.

Bus will pick up at home and take passenger anywhere in Winfield Township and return home, with three stops allowed if time permits.

Virtual and in-person peer support groups in Wheaton and Naperville.

Provides behavior support for students who are deaf, hard of hearing, or visually impaired on an individual level or at the preventive level with classrooms or school programs.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for adults and adolescents 13 and older. Services include support groups as well as individual and group therapy.

Allows for clients to learn job skills training in hands-on environment with business and community partners, including packaging and labeling private label coffee and wine brands, assisting during private events and meetings at provider's cafe.

Local police authority.

State program allowing persons who have determined they are problem gamblers to self-exclude themselves from all Illinois casinos.

Provide transportation expense assistance to patients with financial need, including in the air (with commercial airline tickets) and on the ground (with gas cards and bus/train tickets). Also offers services to travel for veterans to clinical care, service dog acquisition services, healing retreats and PTS and TBI treatments.

Local Police Authority.

Free online classes and workshops geared towards older adults. Topics covered include wellness, creative arts, movement and balance, and others.

Help paying for prescription medications

Day programs with activities for individuals with developmental disabilities including Art and Horticulture Centers

Local police authority providing crime prevention and crime response services.

Advice, support and tips through the AARP Grief and Loss Online Community for dealing with the loss of a loved one they cared for, where connections can be made to experts and other caregivers.

Processes applications for residential and commercial building project permits. Permit process details available at: https://www.aurora-il.org/2495/Permit-Process.

Loans out books and other materials.

Provides free pregnancy testing.

Senior Health Insurance Program (SHIP) - free counseling services on Medicare, Medicare Supplement Insurance, Medicare Advantage Plans, prescription drug coverage, long term care insurance, claims and appeals, and beneficiary rights.

Options counseling with Cradle Counselors to explore all options related to a pregnancy. Help with choosing an adoptive family for child and coordinating the meeting of the families. Continued post-adoption counseling for birth parents experiencing sadness or a sense of loss.

One-on-one counseling on personal budgeting, improving credit, managing student loan debt, asset protection, and other forms of financial counseling.