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The Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) offers clinical mental health services at five CDPH-operated clinics across the City of Chicago. A wide range of services is available, including thorough mental health assessments, personalized treatment planning, crisis intervention, medication monitoring, and psychosocial rehabilitation. Telepsychiatry is also offered at all clinics, allowing patients to see their psychiatrist from the same location where they already see their therapist.

The Premier Child Care Centers - Hegewisch - East Side Child Development Center offers the "Look What I Can Learn" program for toddlers 15 to 24 months old. This program includes lessons on basic shapes, primary colors, name recognition through song, numbers 1-5, and alphabets (upper case only). These are all concepts that can be mastered in both English and Spanish. Daily reports are provided based on meals, activities, diaper changing, and general child behavior.

Chicago Public Library provides access to the internet for free.

Dental Art Specialists offers orthodontic services.

The City of Chicago Office of the Clerk is where all Chicago residents who drive, park, lease, or own a vehicle for which they are responsible in the City of Chicago are subject to the Chicago Wheel Tax and must purchase a Chicago City Vehicle Sticker. This includes Chicago residents who maintain their registration outside the City of Chicago but use the vehicle in the City. You must purchase a Chicago Vehicle Sticker within 30 days of residing in the City or acquiring a new vehicle to avoid late fees and fines.

Their preventive health program provides general preventive health services onsite regardless of ability to pay.

CareLink is a free program that helps Cook County residents cover the cost of care at any Cook County Health facility. CareLink discounts the cost of the following services: primary care visits, specialty doctor visits, clinic visits, lab tests, hospital stays and emergency services.Anyone living in Cook County may apply for financial help. They may also receive help applying for other state and federal medical programs. Patients must meet certain eligibility guidelines to qualify. Those who qualify for the program can receive care at Cook County Health with up to 100% discount on the cost of care.

Chicago Public Library offers YOUmedia digital learning spaces where teens can hang out, mess around and geek out. All YOUmedia locations have laptops, cameras, music, and gaming equipment, and some YOUmedia locations have 3D printers, vinyl cutters, and more. It's an open environment where you choose what you want to do and skilled library staff provides coaching and assistance.

PCC Community Wellness Center operates a number of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) that provide preventive and primary care medicine for pediatric patients up through adults.

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.

New Wine Foursquare Church distributes free groceries to those in need on the last Saturday of every month from 12:00pm to 2:00pm.

Home visiting helps to support a child's cognitive, emotional, and social development during the first years of life. By working with parents or caregivers of children from newborn to age 3, in their homes, we are able to work and track progress to ensure that children meet critical developmental milestones. Home visitors establish a customized Individual Family Support Plan for each family at their first meeting and track progress based on their goals. Activities guide parents and children in sharing and learning activities that improve gross motor, language, fine motor, social, and emotional skills.

Discovery Academy II is licensed to provide supervised child care within specific facilities.

Latino Treatment Center's Early Intervention Program focuses on prevention for people at risk of developing an alcohol or substance use disorder. The program provides basic education for individuals who need to address alcohol and/or substance abuse. Early intervention programs focus on an individual's relationship with alcohol or other drugs and on establishing healthy coping skills necessary to prevent future substance-related problems.

Homewood Science Center provides various summer camps for children ages 5 through 18.

Kirby Rehabilitation provides DUI services to help educate individuals about the dangers of drinking or using substances and driving. These programs are led by trained professionals who discuss the legal, physical, and emotional ramifications of driving under the influence. Professionals teach participants new skills to prevent these behaviors in the future.

PCC Community Wellness Center operates a number of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) that provide treatment for adults dealing with addiction through the Assisted Recovery Care (ARC) program. They help patients address addiction issues ranging from opioid use to alcohol and cigarettes in a caring and compassionate environment. Substance use disorder (SUD) services include:Adults Who Use Opioids and/or Other SubstancesMedication, including Buprenorphine, Suboxone, Sublocade, Brixadi, or VivitrolTreatment and Medication for Pregnant PatientsCounseling and Referrals to Support GroupsAccess to Ongoing Care at a PCC Health Center

The Department of Audiology at Lurie Children's offers comprehensive, collaborative, and individualized hearing healthcare to children and young adults from infancy to 21 years of age. They provide state-of-the-art audiological services to diagnose and manage children with hearing loss using evidence-based practices. Services include:Hearing testingFitting of hearing devicesDispensing of assistive listening devicesReferral to the Cochlear Implant Program, if neededReferral to an ear, nose and throat (ENT) physician for a medical evaluation, if neededReferral for aural habilitation (hearing) therapy and speech-language therapy, if neededCollaboration with schools and hearing itinerant teachersAccess to a Lurie Children's family support groupAccess to community resourcesA network for children with hearing loss and their families to connect and share their experiences

Angel of God Resource Center, Inc. (AOGRC) Training Observation Practice Program (Automotive Mechanics) is a 48-week program that offers 1,200 clock hours. The Program is accelerated by the Illinois State Board of Higher Education and will train and prepare the students to become ASE Certified. Training Observation Practice Program (T.O.P.) is an approved WIOA program geared towards students who are interested in gaining an Automotive Service Excellence Certificate (ASE), which is recognized by the automotive industry. The T.O.P. program has three categories a student will learn about: 'Under the Hood' (A1-A9) or the 'Auto Maintenance and Light Repair' (G1). This training provides a condensed overview of the courses provided, followed by 'Collision' (B1-B5).

Saint Anthony operates a community wellness program out of several locations. This includes therapeutic family support groups (available on a weekly basis), mental health services (individual, couples, and family), case management, assistance with accessing healthcare (applying for medical cards, food stamps, etc.), and free pregnancy testing.Please note that free pregnancy testing is only available at the North Lawndale and Little Village locations.

This program provides after-school and school break programming for students between 5 and 17 years of age. Program offerings include music writing, wood-working, gardening, social-emotional skill building, and physical fitness for participants. This program welcomes both English and Spanish speakers. Families with enrolled children have access to a monthly free diaper drive hosted by the agency.

RUSH Physical Therapy's team helps patients heal, regain strength, mobility and reduce pain.

Village of Morton Grove lends walkers, canes, and other health equipment for periods of up to 12 months.

Social Security Administration (SSA) Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program provides assistance to people who meet their requirements for a disability. The SSDI program pays benefits to its participants and certain family members if they are "insured." This means that they have worked long enough - and recently enough - and paid Social Security taxes on their earnings.

University of Chicago - The Lindau Lab's Feed1st minimizes stigma and maximizes dignity of people experiencing hunger and food insecurity using an open access 24/7/365, self-serve, no questions asked, everyone included approach.