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Chicago Public Library provides access to the internet for free.

Catholic Charities Senior Centers are a place for older adults to come together and connect with others in order to remain independent and avoid isolation. Senior Centers offer health, recreational, educational, social, and nutritional programs that promote healthy aging. Each center has a monthly calendar full of activities like health education sessions, exercise classes, field trips, and birthday parties. The centers also provide healthy and nutritious meals for breakfast and lunch.

Senior Lifestyle offers Supportive Living Facilities (SLFs) as an alternative to nursing home care for low-income older persons and persons with physical disabilities (22 and older) under Medicaid. The facilities can provide recuperative and preventative nursing care, 24-hour response/security, socialization, and more.Please contact individual communities for more information about eligibility and availability.

Village of Arlington Heights has two registered nurses who provide skilled nursing services, under physicians' orders, for residents in their homes. Health screening clinics for hypertension, diabetes, cholesterol, and TB are available during clinics located at the Village Hall and the Senior Center. The nurses manage the Village-wide influenza and COVID-19 vaccination program, provide vision and hearing screenings in parochial schools, teach CPR, and provide education to the community.

Alternative Schools Network principle mission is to partner with DCFS agencies servicing Illinois youth-in-care to facilitate youth development through academic and social/emotional education. To achieve this mission, the Fostering Learning Program bridges the digital divide" between the typical, advantaged high school student and youth-in-care of Illinois by providing fully-supported, structured access to cost-effective, non-threatening virtual learning systems that empower at-risk students to achieve success (credit attainment/grade promotion/graduation) through self-paced learning tailored to the individual's need and skill level."

Land of Lincoln Hearing provides hearing tests and hearing aids for the hearing impaired.

Ethiopian Community Association of Chicago (ECAC) provides reception and placement services for war-torn families with a chance to reunite and start a new life in America through reception at the airport, placement in affordable housing, cultural orientation, referrals, and general care during the initial 90-day period following a refugee's arrival. ECAC also provides financial assistance to immigrants who have been granted asylum status and to their family members with derivative asylum status. The goal of the program is to make refugees and asylees self-sufficient and become contributing members of society.

Chicago Public Library maintains computers with internet access for use by community members. Printing and scanning services are also available.

Kiddie Academy facilitates Preschool for children aged 3.

Family Christian Health Center (FCHC) is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) whose Primary Care Department provides individuals and families with a provider who will get to know their health needs and help them make the best healthcare decisions.

Oak Street Health provides primary care catering to seniors on Medicare. Primary care services include wellness and preventive care, treatment of chronic conditions (asthma, diabetes, etc.), immunizations, and laboratory and testing services.

Kiddie Academy facilitates Early Preschool for children aged 2.

Chicago Public Library - Hall Branch assists individuals with finding job openings or placement with an employer. Employment and career development events focus on job readiness, job skills, and resume help.

GRO Community's Reentry Program helps men process their past, grow stronger, and build a life they're proud of. Core services include Therapeutic counseling and case management.

Community Care Outreach provides assistance with applying to CEDA's various utility bill payment and energy services programs. This includes the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), Peoples Gas Share the Warmth (Chicago residents only), City of Chicago Utility Billing Relief (UBR) (Chicago residents only), Home Weatherization, and Energy Saving Kits.On November 1, all income eligible households may apply. The LIHEAP DVP Program will be resuming October 1st to October 31st for the following households and populations:Households with an older adult, age 60 and over;Households with a person living with a disability;Families with children aged 5 and under;Households who are disconnected from one or more of their utilities or in jeopardy of being disconnected from one or both utilities.

Community Health Centers are clinics that provide comprehensive primary and preventive care to everyone, regardless of a person's ability to pay. Services offered include prenatal care, pediatric care, help to manage chronic diseases (high blood pressure, diabetes, asthma, and behavioral healthcare, etc.). Community Health Centers provide care for underserved populations, including LGBTQ, people who are homeless, and undocumented individuals and families. They accept some insurance plans, Medicaid-managed care plans, and sliding-scale self-pay.

Little Hands Pre-School offers structured programming before and after school for school-aged children.

RUSH Physical Therapy's certified hand therapists (CHT) provide comprehensive treatment for hand, wrist, arm, elbow, and shoulder injuries or conditions.

The specially designed Health Outreach Bus features a fully equipped nurse's office, a confidential space for HIV and STI (sexually transmitted infections) testing, and a hospitality area to greet clients with coffee, hot chocolate, and lemonade. The Bus visits underserved Chicago communities six days a week on a regular schedule, including East Garfield Park, Douglas Park, Humboldt Park, South Shore, Pilsen, and New City.

This food pantry is operated in partnership with the Greater Chicago Food Depository.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago - The Little Village Club's after-school programs provide an environment for all students to participate in academic, leisure, and recreational activities outside of the traditional school day. Students are exposed to a variety of experiences including sports, access to a computer lab, and anti-bullying classes. Children of this program receive a free, cold meal.

RUSH Physical Therapy treats thousands of athletes at its centers nationwide. Their goal is to help them resume the activity they love and achieve their individual goals.

Brightpoint's Southside Early Learning Network (SELN) provides family support and coaching through planned, regular visits with a trained professional based on a family's needs and schedules. Home visiting is a voluntary program, and home visitors work with parents on practical parenting skills as well as family bonding before birth and as children grow up. Through partnering with the home visitors, families learn how to improve their family's health and provide better opportunities for their children.

City Colleges of Chicago (CCC) offers a variety of tuition-free educational opportunities in high-demand fields to help black, unemployed, and underemployed residents find fulfilling jobs in less than one year. Eligible students can enroll and receive supportive services in addition to free tuition and books.

An on-site pharmacy provides a convenient place for TCA patients to pick up medications. Our pharmacist can assist with medication management and questions you may have about generic and other brands. (Please note: Only established patients with TCA Health may fill prescriptions at the pharmacy).