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Offers case management services to families and connects them to necessary resources. Areas of need include:

• Parenting classes
• Family counseling
• Legal aid and immigration issues
• Healthcare referrals
• Domestic violence counseling referrals
• Housing referrals
• Referrals to other local social service agencies for financial and basic needs
• Referrals to substance use, problem gambling, and mental health treatment

Offers counseling services for people with gambling problems and their families. Services include:

• Individual Counseling
• Family Counseling
• Group Counseling
• Tele-Counseling
• Access to 12-step support on-site
• Assistance signing up for Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program
• Free 1-year subscription to program blocking online gambling
• Access to financial/credit counseling

Also offers educational workshops with topics such as:

• Responsible gambling
• Problem gambling
• Athletes and gambling
• Seniors and gambling
• Teens/Young adults and gambling

Offers a free weekly family night including dinner, activities, and bible study.

Offers the following activities and services to seniors:

• Transportation for medical appointments (within Lake Forest and Lake Bluff only)
• Medical Equipment Lending Closet (loans medical equipment for up to three months to residents of Lake Forest and Lake Bluff)
• Medicare and insurance information and assistance
• Social services advocacy and benefits assistance
• Health and fitness programs
• Educational programs
• Trips and tours

Offers 24-hour emergency services, specialty medical care, and surgical services. Includes the following departments: Emergency Birthing and fertility Breast center Cancer Cardiology Occupational therapy Radiology

Provides assessment and treatment for individuals with substance use disorders. Services include:

• Planned interventions
• Individual, family, and group therapy
• Drug screens
• Relapse prevention
• After care program

Also offers workshops and prevention services for at-risk populations.

Offers tuberculosis (TB) screening and treatment services for individuals, which include:

• TB Screening
• Testing
• Education
• Prevention
• Treatment
• Contact Investigation
• Follow-up Clearance

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Provides home visits with registered nurses and health navigators to eligible clients. Offers assessments, screenings, health education, parenting education, and help with resources.

Provides a 24-hour hotline for survivors of sex and labor trafficking. Offers intensive case management to connect survivors to the following services:

• Safe shelter
• Food
• Clothing and toiletries
• Obtaining identifying documents (birth certificates, state IDs, etc.)
• Medical, dental and legal services
• Mental health services
• Transportation
• Tattoo/branding removal
• Education and employment skills

Offers in-home health services for adults recovering from acute illness or hospital stay. Offers skilled nursing, occupational therapy, and physical therapy.

Provides law enforcement and emergency services within the Village of Antioch. Works with the community to promote safety, reduce crime, and preserve peace.

Provides free legal advice on civil legal issues, such as: Housing:

• Eviction/Foreclosure
• Unsafe Conditions
• Discrimination

Public Benefits:

• Social Security
• SNAP
• Medicare/Medicaid

Safety:

• Orders of Protection
• Custody
• Other Family Issues

Stability:

• Expungement
• License Reinstatement
• Employment Issues

Offers opportunity for home ownership to low-income families in Lake County. Offers interest-free mortgage to qualified families in exchange for "sweat equity". Families must participate in homeownership classes, financial education, and budgeting sessions. They must also commit to helping build or rehabilitate other homes in the community.

Provides temporary financial assistance for pregnant women and families with dependent child/children. Provides financial assistance to help pay for food, shelter, utilities, and expenses. Benefits are issued on an Illinois Link Card. Also offers screenings and referrals for substance use, mental health, and domestic violence. Offers transitional services for clients, including:

• GED preparation
• Postsecondary education
• Vocational rehabilitation
• Classes in basic English
• Child care assistance
• Work stipends
• Job retention services

A person who receives TANF may also be eligible for medical assistance and SNAP benefits.

Provides outpatient mental health services to youth and their families. Treatment Services include: Trauma-informed therapy for individuals, families, and groups, Crisis intervention, Substance abuse counseling, Case management, Psychiatric/medication services. Service Programs include: Screening Assessment and Support Services (SASS): A 90-day crisis intervention program, psychiatric evaluations and ongoing medication management; and case management. Treatment lasts about 3 to 6 months; Mental Health Juvenile Justice Program (MHJJ): Serves youth ages 8 to 18 years old; AND have had contact with the juvenile justice system within the last 90 days; OR are at risk of juvenile justice involvement; An MHJJ liaison that works with children and their families for six months and connects them to treatment resources; Intensive Placement Stabilization (IPS): serves youth who are in DCFS Youth in Care; AND are at risk of losing their current foster home placements; OR have just transitioned between placements; The Family Support Program (FSP): Serves children under 18 who need more intensive community-based therapeutic services or residential treatment services.

Offers weekly food pantry on Thursdays to individuals in need. Also offers baby supplies including bottles, formulas, and diapers.

Provides grants up to $60,000 to assist low-to moderate income households to complete critical home repairs, including:

• Roofing
• Windows & doors
• Heating & cooling
• Electrical
• Plumbing
• Lead Based Paint, mold and asbestos remediation
• Kitchens
• Bathrooms
• Flooring
• Foundation and structural repairs
• Wheelchair ramps
• Widening doorways
• Accessible kitchens and bathrooms

Also provides loans of up to $25,000 for repairs, accessibility improvements and other home improvements.

Offers a food pantry for individuals in need. Registered participants may visit up to two times per week.

Administrative office which operates and oversees schools in the Barrington and surrounding areas. Has one high school, two middle school campuses for grades 6-8, eight elementary schools, and one early childhood center.

Provides evaluation to determine treatment plan for individuals facing DUI charges.

Administrative office which operates and oversees the following high schools:

• Deerfield High School
• Highland Park High School

**For emergencies, please dial 9-1-1** Provides fire protection, medical aid, and rescue. Offers hazardous materials response, and a variety of other services to the public.

Provides individuals with disabilities the opportunity to be involved in community programs. Provides accommodations for youth, teens, and adults to participate in the following:

• General recreation programs
• Sports and aquatics
• Day programs (adults only)
• Special Olympics and other special events
• Cultural events
• Weekend trips

Offers a food pantry for families living in Antioch or Lake Villa. Provides three days worth of food based on family size. Participants can visit the pantry once per week.

Provides a list of free tax preparation program locations in Lake County. Provides information for Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) programs.