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Information for caregivers on transportation for care receivers, including assessing their driving skills.

The Senior Helpline: One-on-one assistance with Illinois Department on Aging (IDoA) programs and referrals to local services.

Connect persons with rare diseases with other patient assistance programs

Information and tools for veterans, service members, and their families. Resources include information on financial assistance for home modifications, caregiving, housing, and money management. Also offers caregiver guides, checklists, and employment resources to help with job searches and career transitions.

Referrals to other VA centers or local community provides for addiction and substance use care, suicide prevention, as well as connections to other veteran support services.

National Information & Referral Service which provides over-the-phone and online assistance directing seniors and their caregivers to transportation, home and community-based services, housing and health insurance information.

Information and customized referrals for services and resources for seniors and their families/caregivers, including senior housing, home care, earned benefits, advocacy, education.

Referrals and connections to relevant services for those who have experienced acts of hate

Provides information on available health and human services and referrals to community resources

Information on and referrals from Senior Living Advisors to services related to senior living, including types of care or living options needed (such as assisted living, memory care) and how to pay for housing.

Information on relevant state and local services, eligibility criteria and on accessing systems of care. Referrals made for accurate information, advocacy assistance, technical assistance, evaluation/assessment and direct services.

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.

Referrals and connections to a variety of services and resources through the Community Support Services for Veterans program. Funding may be available to cover the cost of services for qualifying post 9/11 Veterans.

Helping Loved Ones Age in Place: Five steps for keeping older family members comfortable and safe, in their home or the caregiver's home.

Provides referrals to financial literacy training and job readiness/job help and other human services

Tools and information to help family caregivers manage financial and legal tasks. Resources include a workbook to track expenses, information on programs that may help cover costs, and a legal checklist with guidance on key documents. It also offers information on caregiving support and tools to compare the costs of care options.

National website offers information & referral services related to ADD/ADHD resources and services.

Referrals to rental assistance programs and in-network legal aid and pro bono attorneys.

Provides free online materials pertaining to stuttering, and offers referrals to area Speech-Language Pathologists. Information is available in multiple formats including E-books, videos, webinars, newsletters, and blogs. A Spanish version of the website is available at www.tartamudez.org.

Information and referral to external service providers for substance use disorder treatment and support services.

Family and Community Autism Resource Specialists provide information and referrals to autism-related programs, services, support groups, organizations, community resources, professional training, and local events.

Information for caregivers on managing stress and balancing caregiving with work and family responsibilities. Includes information about support services, such as volunteers, adult day programs, and in-home aides. Also offers online resources, support forums, and planning tools related to health management, BMI, Medicare, health savings accounts, and long-term care costs.

Resources on and referrals to recreational, educational, health, social, behavioral and daily living skills services for adults 20 years and older with mild to profound intellectual disabilities.

Referrals provided to other agencies for additional support services, including for food pantries, housing, legal services, transportation, office services such as faxing and photocopying, notary services, child care, job finding assistance and employment preparation, emergency financial assistance, and others.

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