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Help for individuals seeking expungements and sealing criminal records, restoring driver’s licenses, and removing other barriers to employment, education and housing

Individual and family counseling, premarital and marital counseling, conflict resolution, domestic violence prevention and intervention, women's support and rehabilitation, and religious counseling. Licensed as well as religious counselors deliver services

The Better Birth Outcomes – Comprehensive (BBO-C) program connects residents with a registered nurse. The nurse can help participants connect with a nutritionist, doula, or lactation specialist. The program also provides support for managing health conditions that may affect pregnancy, reducing the risk of complications, obtaining items for safe sleep, and receiving support during pregnancy and after the baby is born.

Online educational workshops on cancer-related topics.

Provides health care referrals to immigrants and their families.

Residential water and/or wastewater payment assistance. Those who qualify will receive a 70% discount on monthly volumetric usage.

Food for any person or family in need.

Birth and death records, civil union and marriage records, adoption records.

Provides transition care between hospital discharge and home return for children with medical complexities and/or who are technology assisted, as well as respite care and transportation service.

Provides legal help for homeowners, including counseling on mortgage delinquency.

Medication Assisted Recovery program combines medication with counseling to help reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms. The program includes weekly visits with an ACCESS provider and behavioral health services. Medications like buprenorphine (Suboxone, Subutex, Sublocade) and vivitrol are used to treat patients.

Provides recreation activities, including gyms, parks, summer camps and community classes and events.

Services include negotiation on behalf of tenant with landlord or other housing provider, using fair housing testing to investigate housing discrimination, help with filing complaints with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) or the Illinois Department of Human Rights in court, and represent complaint filers in court.

Offers support and counseling for youth adjusting to living in a new country, coping skills, conflict management, trauma care, self-care and symptom reduction.

Psychiatric services available

Free discount prescription card usable at pharmacies nationwide.

Community-based day program serves people who have a brain injury or stroke after they finish therapy. The program focuses on what each person can still do. Participants take part in real tasks that support the organization, which are divided into different work units. The business unit includes activities such as computer training and creating a newsletter. The culinary unit includes tasks such as preparing meals and shopping for groceries.

Collaborative efforts with community partners and other Illinois state agencies to provide services to neglected/abused children and their families, including assistance with family reunification, adoption services, grandparents and older caregivers raising children.

Provides information and counseling on how to apply for medical cards/Medicaid and All Kids.

Provides programs and services for the detection, treatment, and rehabilitation of visual impairments. Also provides referrals for parents to vocational counseling, Braille reading instruction, orientation and mobility training for child, and adaptive technology training. Also offers a mobile clinic from March to October.

Planning and zoning services.

In-home care services to help with activities of daily living. These include meal preparation, light housekeeping, laundry, bathing, medication management, running errands.

Holiday toy drive on site through the Marine Corp Toys for Tots program.

Provides methadone treatment for opioids for adults in conjunction with counseling.

Inpatient and outpatient substance use disorder treatment for children, adolescents, and adults.