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Dental services for residents of DuPage County who are income-eligible or have active Medicaid.

Park district center that functions as a cooling center during listed hours during periods of extreme weather conditions. Please call ahead to confirm availability.

Holiday events geared toward children with disabilities and their families.

Provides information and intensive services for deaf-blind, including assistance with certification and applications for assistive technology equipment

Website with information about Medicare, including an Eligibility and Premium Calculator, Application, and information on a wide variety of subjects including coverage, payment and claims.

Oversees transportation, permitting and zoning.

Low-cost service to connect people without health insurance with a primary care doctor or primary care clinic, including specialists and lab work if the primary care doctor recommends one.

Financial assistance for gas and electric service payment, as part of the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP).

Financial assistance for rental payments.

Rec & Roll offers purposeful activities to promote independence including teaching tech skills and daily living skills, creates social opportunities and provides community integration for adults with developmental disabilities.

Provides academic classes for students seeking undergraduate and graduate degrees, as well as certificate programs.

Variety of services and resources for refugees, including English conversation groups, homework help, watercolor painting, knotting and crocheting, and others. Also includes home visits for refugees and refugee families once a week for at least 3 months, providing friendship support, English conversation support, youth mentoring.

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.

Local police authority.

Builds and provides homes for income eligible families in DuPage County. Homeowners will work alongside volunteers in the work of building and renovating their homes, or fulfill the program requirement in other ways, such as by putting in their time at a local DuPage Habitat ReStore.

Weekly drive-through food pantry. If available, may also provide cleaning supplies, diapers and toiletries.

Employment services to individuals with disabilities and those who are low income

Programs offered include workshops, wellness classes, stress management, complementary therapies, arts and crafts, and personal care services.

Low‑vision evaluations and tests to check eye health. These results are used to create a plan that helps individuals carry out daily tasks and work toward their goals. It does not provide disease management.

Online resource of the U.S. Department of Labor for career, training, and job searching. Provides free online tools, information, and other resources, including specific guides for groups such as older job-seekers, job-seekers with disabilities, veterans, and job-seekers impacted by the justice system.

Call or chat online with a trained volunteer or staff member. Links to chat in English or Spanish are posted on the website, https://ywcachicago.org/advancing-healing-safety-and-belonging#rape-crisis-hotline.

Financial assistance to pay rent.

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

Counseling for children, teens and young adults.

Issues building permits and carries out building code enforcement.