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Provides graduate and professional degrees in the healthcare field.

First Things First Program - provides baby and toddler clothes, as well as some accessories, for infants and children up to size 5T. Available once a month.

Assists refugee clients with practicing their English and preparing for the U.S. citizenship exam.

Local Police authority.

Local law enforcement and crime prevention services include code enforcement, online ticket payments, overnight parking and vacation watch.

Provides a variety of services for Hispanic immigrants and their families. Services include assistance applying for or referrals to Access to Care, LIHEAP, township assistance, housing information, and others.

AARP Family Caregivers Discussion Group on Facebook to connect, offer mutual support, share practical tips and experiences.

The 'Milan' program: helps older adults from South Asian communities adjust to life in the United States. It includes classes, group activities, and practical learning experiences.

Case Management Services - information and referral to community services from other providers.

Hospital that provides emergency services, cancer treatment, neurology, heart and vascular diagnostics, women's health, pediatrics, behavioral health, and orthopedics.

On-site mammography.

Provides comfort care and relief of symptoms that arise during treatment of chronic or serious illness or condition. Also provides counseling and respite for family members.

Local police authority. Offers a daily Senior Reassurance program.

People with urgent financial needs can get help through financial support and referrals. Case managers manage the Local Emergency Assistance Fund, along with funds from The Salvation Army and the Illinois Department of Human Services, to help those in need.

Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) - Financial assistance for electric and gas service payment for low-income residents.

Cash assistance for food, clothing, housing and other basic needs while working on completing education or job training and obtaining employment.

SPARK's Gateway to Early Childhood offers information, developmental screenings, play groups and more to help parents prepare their children for kindergarten.

Provides assistance with veterans benefits.

Local government administering village services including the issuing of parking permits.

Provides support for all transgender and gender nonconforming individuals, and for family and friends for people who identify as transgender and nonconforming.

Open Access Walk In clinic providing mental health counseling, case management, resources, crisis support and connection to further services.

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

Evaluation of developmental delays for children and adolescents, through psychological testing and neurodevelopmental evaluations. Services include multi-disciplinary autism spectrum evaluations.

Local police authority enforcing laws and providing crime prevention programs. Also offers Care Trak electronic monitoring system for participating individuals with special needs.

Monthly grant to qualifying single adults with no income.