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PTSD counseling provided by a clinical psychologist

Access to VA online portal to to apply for and get information on a wide variety of benefits, including disability compensation, pension benefits, VA Health Care, housing, burial and life insurance benefits, and others.

Provides assistance with veterans benefits.

Primary health care services for veterans, as well as Behavioral Health Services, Laboratory Services, and prescriptions.

6-month program that provides housing and a structured daily living for men both with and without a history of substance abuse. Those in need of assistance with substance use challenges will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.

Assists veterans and their families with finding the support and opportunities they need, including family support, education, housing, legal aid, mental health struggles, disability claims, finding employment and budget counseling.

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.

Community-based Therapeutic recreational services for veterans and their families. Women Veterans-Only services available as well.

Offer counseling for victims and survivors of sexual abuse and assault and their loved ones.

Six month to year-long faith-based transitional living arrangement for single women and women with children, who are homeless. Services and resources available to participants include meals, clothing indoor and outdoor play areas, as well as faith-based guidance classes in parenting, financing, cooking and computer skills.

Short-term housing for individuals and families who are homeless. Helps connect clients to permanent housing within 4 months of starting program.

Trained counselors are available by phone, text, or online chat to support Veterans who are in crisis or know a Veteran who is. Additional resources are available through the website.

Employment support for Illinois Veterans. Services include in-person services at local IDES office and an online job search tool. Details on all related services available at: https://ides.illinois.gov/jobs-workforce/veterans.html

Information and referral services for veterans, active-duty service members, members of the National Guard, reservists and family members that provides information, resources, and local VA or community in-network mental health services.

Housing for families at risk of homelessness with the goal of becoming self-sufficient.

Transitional housing program for young women who are homeless.

Program that help individuals with physical and developmental disabilities develop a new interest, sharpen their social skills and gain a sense of self-achievement through scuba diving.

Assistance for veterans and their families who are experiencing homelessness or veterans and their families that are "at risk" of becoming homeless with obtaining permanent housing, potential rental arrears assistance and utility assistance, case management and assistance accessing other community resources.

Transitional home for low-income women who are homeless and their young children.

Helps navigate federal, state, and local resources and benefits available to veterans.

Vocational Rehabilitation program to support veterans find and maintain employment in the community. Services include Supported Employment, Transitional Work, and Community Based Employment Services.

Helps navigate federal, state, and local resources and benefits available to veterans, assisting veterans with with VA pension applications and appeals.

Offers primary care services for veterans, behavioral health services, laboratory work and routine prescriptions.

The Dads’ Program provides one-on-one support to help achieve personal, professional, and parenting goals. The goal is to empower young dads to be the best version of themselves and build strong connections with their families.

A structured housing and Case Management program for young adults experiencing homelessness, but are willing to work towards obtaining self-sufficiency. Program primarily serves young women between 17 and 24 years of age who are experiencing homelessness and are actively looking to transition into financially and emotionally independent adulthood.