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Provides mental health and substance abuse counseling services to youth.

Provides education services to Kindergarten through 4th grade.

Provides treatment of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).

Provides medical care for patients with minor illnesses, injuries, sprains, fractures, and more; outpatient labs and x-rays available.

Residential Scholarship Program: Long-term care for academically capable boys and girls with family, neighborhood or environmental obstacles. Boys and girls live in residential homes and are provided with college-preparatory education through high school. This is a voluntary placement and parent or guardian retains legal custody.

Provides a child abuse hotline for the State of Illinois for individuals and mandated reporters to report suspicion that a child has been harmed or is at risk of being harmed by abuse or neglect by a caregiver.

Internal medicine specialists treat a wide range of health conditions in adults including age-related conditions such as arthritis.

Provides screenings for blood pressure.

Accepts donations of baby diapers, wipes and training pants.

Provides mammograms for women.

Court Based Rental Assistance Program/CBRAP provides funding to Illinois tenants and Housing Providers who have pending cases in eviction court. Applicants may qualify for up to $15,000 in rental assistance for past due rent and 2 months of future rent payments.

Project READ Tutoring: Matches volunteer tutors with readers one-on-one who want to improve their reading skills, math or English language skills.

Provides rental assistance to those experiencing a hardship.

Provides outpatient care including diagnostic imaging, lab, therapy, outpatient surgery, emergency services, specialty clinic and physician clinics.

Baby Think it Over (Pregnancy Prevention Program): Focuses on abstinence, communication/decision making, life skills education and teen parenting skills.

Community Integrated Living Arrangement (CILA): Family style home where residents are evaluated and receive speech, occupational and physical therapy as needed. Recreational programs are also available to residents to develop social skills and improve quality of life.

Control the occurrence of influenza by monitoring the incidence of the disease in the general population, identifying the level of influenza activity, determining the types of virus that are circulating, detecting changes in the influenza virus, investigating individual outbreaks, tracking the number of hospitalizations and flu-related deaths, evaluating prevention efforts and taking appropriate measures to prevent disease transmission. Follow-up is provided for all reported or suspected cases.

Operates as Police for Collinsville, Illinois responsible for protecting lives and property.

Acts as a warming center, providing a warm place for people to go during the day during extremely cold weather.

Tax processing numbers issued to certain nonresident and resident aliens, their spouses, and dependents who are unable to get a Social Security Number (SSN).

Family Formation Program: Provides parenting skills training to prepare parents to become responsible adults and to reconnect fathers with their children and families. Clients participate for one year administered in two phases. Phase I is a six-week classroom training program. Phase II is extensive case management and follow-up for one year.

Accepts donations of gift cards.

Responsible for hearing appeals and resolving grievances that have been filed by individuals who have applied for or are receiving benefits through the Medicare program.

LIHEAP: Beginning October 1, elderly, age 60 years and older and/or disabled household member, who may also be disconnected or under imminent threat to be disconnected from their electric service may apply for assistance.

• Beginning November 1, households with children under the age of six years and households who are disconnected or have a disconnected notice from their electric service may apply for assistance.
• General public can apply for assistance starting December 1 through May 31, or until funds are depleted whichever comes first.

Provides general non-medical support, personal care and daily living chores. Services include assisting with self-administered medication, performing/assisting with bathing, dressing, shaving, light housekeeping, laundry, shopping, etc. No nursing or healthcare services are provided.