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Connect for Life program - substance addiction support program, connecting individuals seeking to providers who treat a wide variety of substance addictions, including opioids, marijuana, alcohol, and hallucinogens.

Online educational workshops on cancer-related topics.

Maintains roads and right-of-ways in unincorporated areas of Bloomingdale Township, including snowplowing. Offers a Brush Pick Up program and an Electronic Recycling Program.

Provides faith-based counseling for male victims or survivors of sex trade or sex trafficking.

Food Pantry provides food items to residents in need. Includes both a shopping option, as well as the regular pantry hours for pre-boxed food items.

Illinois state unemployment insurance (UI) program.

Drop-in center for youth to meet other LGBTQIA+ young individuals to discuss various topics of mutual interest. Also offers virtual and text-based drop-in centers.

Temporary shelter from extreme hot weather conditions during listed hours.

Free virtual financial management workshops addressing budgeting, creating a spending plan, and understanding your credit report.

Financial support for survivors of cancer and chronic diseases to attend higher education. Money is payable directly to the college or university to go towards tuition, books, and other fee costs.

Spanish literacy classes offered to adults who never learned how to read or write in their native language.

Free, limited ultrasounds.

Emergency shelter for youth of all gender identities and sexual orientations. LGBTQ+ individuals are welcome. Programs are for single youth ages 18-24 years.

Free, limited ultrasounds.

Educational programs in Health and Wellness (through our SNAP-Education program), Horticulture and Environment, and Positive Youth Development through 4-H. Most programs are offered on an informal, non-credit basis. Programs may be offered as hands-on or virtual workshops, volunteer training, self-paced tutorials, or in other formats that are suitable for the audience and subject matter.

Various immigration services, including family reunification, employment authorization, legal permanent residency, and naturalization. Services also include assistance with U Visas, Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) protections, and battered spouse waivers, deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), affirmative asylum cases, and consular processing.

Provides pregnancy tests, ultrasound exams, and abortion pill reversal services.

Support group meetings in-person, online or hybrid, during which patients, their families and/or caregivers share experiences, successes and ask questions.

Overnight shelter at multiple locations. Staff will assess housing crisis, discuss access to resources, provide support with housing planning and identity all steps to be taken.

Volunteer attorneys who provide legal advice and coaching to low- or no-income individuals on various civil matters, including divorce/custody, landlord/tenant, debt/collections, and estate planning.

Medicare is our country's health insurance program for people age 65 or older. Certain people younger than age 65 can qualify for Medicare, too, including those with disabilities and those who have permanent kidney failure. The program helps with the cost of health care, but it does not cover all medical expenses or the cost of most long-term care.

In person and online groups providing support people affected by kidney disease

Reduced fare cards for RTA which can be used on all fixed route public transit services, including Metra, Pace and Chicago Transit Authority (CTA)

Day school for children and young adults ages 5 through 21 years who are living with Autism and related developmental disabilities that includes educational and speech, occupational and other therapeutic services.

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