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Program serving as a one-stop information and referral platform for Veterans who are homeless, or at risk of becoming homeless, to access to a variety of programs available to them, including housing, health care, food, clothing, legal services, mental health care, and others. Primary health care services are only available to Veterans from Cook County and four counties in northwest Indiana.

Outpatient behavioral health services, including group therapy, to treat a variety of conditions including attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), anxiety, depression, mood disorders and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

English as a Second Language (ESL) classes for immigrants.

Provides and manages both inpatient and outpatient medical services for adolescents and adults, as well as support and educational services. Also has a cancer center and breast health center.

Providing nasal Narcan through a DuPage Health Department Narcan Vending Machine to treat and reverse effects of opioids.

National 211 entity providing information on and referrals for basic human and economics needs including food, housing, utility bills, disaster services, mental health and substance use. Helps connect individuals and families to their local 211 agencies across North America.

Free English language classes offered, in partnership with the College of DuPage (COD). Lessons cover reading, writing, listening and speaking skills.

'Find Shelter' online tool to help individuals and families in need locate resources close to them, including clothing, shelter, health clinics and food pantries.

Provides education, complaint intake, investigation and mediation to those experiencing housing discrimination.

Affordable health care services, for those with and without insurance, including family planning, immunizations, onsite lab services and family medicine.

Provides legal assistance with housing issues such as eviction, unsafe living conditions, denial of subsidized housing benefits, and improper shut-off of utilities.

Maintains township records, creates meeting agendas, takes board meeting minutes, conducts the annual town meeting, handles Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.

Provides information, and resource and service referrals to the parents of children with disabilities.

Provides in-person support meetings to families experiencing the death of a son, daughter, brother, sister, or a grandchild and helps others better assist the grieving family, as well as private social media groups and online chat groups.

Provides a variety of social programs for individuals with disabilities. Programs help participants develop social and life skills, as well as eye-hand coordination, balance, fine and gross motor skills and sensory processing.

Provides donated clothes for immigrants and other residents in need.

Day program groups for survivors of commercial sexual trafficking/exploitation, as part of the Rise program.

Assistance with and counseling on health insurance options.

Telehealth appointments for remote/virtual health care options.

Provides supportive care to relieve symptoms and improve comfort of individuals suffering with a serious, chronic illness or condition where they are whether in a care facility or a home.

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.

Provides repair and minor reconstruction of all Village streets, sidewalks, alleys, curbs, Village-owned parking lots, and maintains streetlights.

Works to save lives of babies and children during pregnancy, birth, and infancy and supporting bereaved families. Provides education and bereavement support. Offers a 24-hour Bereavement Counseling line and a library of bereavement resources.

Provides programs for families and individuals in crisis. Services and resources delivered out of this location include rental assistance, food, transportation assistance, medication, and clothing assistance to those who demonstrate a need. Also provides immigrant-related services and support in goal planning and assistance in accessing available resources. Services can be provided over the phone, through email, virtually and in person.

STD testing, treatment and vaccines available.