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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.

Belmont Village offers temporary accommodations inside or outside of the home for a dependent elderly, ill, or disabled person, providing a break for their usual caregivers.

Chicago Public Schools operates Student Outreach and Re-Engagement (SOAR) Centers that help link youth and families with the support needed to address the fundamental issues driving lack of engagement in school. The program has four citywide SOAR offices in neighborhoods with the highest concentrations of out-of-school youth.

Beyond Legal Aid develops workshops and presentations to address a full range of topics including police and ICE interactions, COVID-19 benefits, tenant rights, FOIA requests, Family Emergency Preparedness, citizenship and DACA.

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

Ivy Garden Learning Center provides structured programming for children during the summer months.

Chicago Commons provides Early Childhood Education (ECE) services for children aged six weeks to 5 years old in Pilsen, Humboldt Park, and Back of the Yards. They also partner with 22 other locations in 18 different Chicago neighborhoods.

Avance's Anger Management Program has an appropriate culturally grounded curriculum that uses psychoeducational interventions. The curriculum is designed to help clients learn healthy ways to cope with anger and manage self-control.

The Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program, mandated by the Older American's Act and the Illinois Act on Aging, works to protect and promote the rights and quality of life for residents living in long-term care facilities. Ombudsmen work to resolve complaints on behalf of people who receive long-term care services.

Puerto Rican Cultural Center 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.

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.

My.Future is a mobile-friendly social platform with program activities in areas such as STEM, leadership, and the arts.

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

Catch A Ride provides ride coordination services to assist eligible individuals in transportation to and from appointments and services.

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

RUSH Physical Therapy's certified speech-language pathologists address the complex needs of people with communication impairments. Whether impacted by stroke, brain injury, oral and brain cancers, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis (MS), or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), their team will work to create an individualized program specific to each patient's needs.

The Center on Deafness provides a training and employment program for Deaf adults clients. The program is geared towards helping the clients to achieve their maximum potential and independence.

Indo-American Center provides an Art Therapy program which encourages individuals to achieve self expression and emotional release by communicating emotions graphically through painting, drawing and other art forms.

Mercy Housing offers housing options for kinship caregivers. Kinship caregivers may be grandparents or related older adults caring for a child or children who may otherwise end up in non-relative foster care.Please contact the leasing office for more information about eligibility and availability.

RUSH Physical Therapy's certified speech-language pathologists address the complex needs of people with communication impairments. Whether impacted by stroke, brain injury, oral and brain cancers, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis (MS), or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), their team will work to create an individualized program specific to each patient's needs.

RUSH Physical Therapy's occupational therapists help patients participate in activities that are important in their lives. They use a variety of treatment options to help improve their activity level and quality of life. They treat patients of all ages and offer occupational therapy in their centers and in-home, depending on patient needs.

RUSH Physical Therapy's certified speech-language pathologists address the complex needs of people with communication impairments. Whether impacted by stroke, brain injury, oral and brain cancers, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis (MS), or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), their team will work to create an individualized program specific to each patient's needs.

Bright Horizons' program and welcoming environments have been carefully designed by educators to support all of your baby's exciting developmental milestones.

Village of North Riverside offers the Handyman Program which aims to eliminate the elements of stress and sometimes danger from the lives of the handicapped and senior residents who need to perform minor repairs around their house but can no longer perform on their own. All the labor involved is paid for by the Village. The Village also pays for the supplies needed up to $25 with any remaining cost to be paid for by the resident.The Handyman Program is designed for assistance with the most general repairs around your home. The program does not include remodeling. If the work needed is outside the scope of work offered by the program, the Village will provide a list of qualified contractors and assist in securing quotes for the repairs.

The Place for Children with Autism provides an individualized autism assessment called the Verbal Behavior Milestones Assessment and Placement Program, or VB-MAPP. Using the VB-MAPP, they determine baseline skills and assess each child's current milestones relating to language, learning, and social skills.