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Partner Abuse Intervention Program (PAIP) is 30-week psycho-educational program designed to help recognize abuse behavior, teach conflict resolution and healthy parenting skills.

Help with applying for SNAP/food stamps and Medicaid.

Helps seniors, visually impaired individuals, individuals with disabilities and those without internet access make orders for home delivered groceries. Takes grocery orders by phone and inputs them into grocery delivery companies' websites.

Gas cards, bus and train vouchers.

Government agency that oversees lawful immigration to the United States. Permits users to apply for citizenship, a green card or a visa, as well as check their application status and access forms. Contains information on the immigration process.

Program of the Illinois Courts that provides information for people who will be appearing in court regarding court procedures and what they can expect in their hearings.

Collaborative efforts with community partners and other Illinois state agencies to provide services to neglected/abused children and their families, including assistance with family reunification, adoption services, grandparents and older caregivers raising children.

Emergency food services provided as part of the OCC's Case Management services.

Services provided include Domestic and International Adoption Home Studies, assistance with Interstate Adoptions, Birth Parent Services and other resources.

Provides substance abuse and related treatment options, including specialized inpatient substance abuse treatment services for adolescent males, and adult females and males; as well as outpatient services such as DUI services for both males and females. Intensive outpatient services for adolescent males and females, and adults are also available.

Provides programs and services for the detection, treatment, and rehabilitation of hearing impairments through mobile clinics held from March to October.

Provides shared housing services to eligible independent 7 to 9 seniors in a family-style home in DuPage County.

On-site pregnancy testing

Long-term and short-term rehabilitative services, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and specialty programs such as fall prevention and treatment of balance issues.

Temporary financial assistance for rent, utilities and other emergency needs for residents in the Lombard/Villa Park area.

TREC program provides community-based volunteer opportunities, recreation activities and peer interactions for adults with intellectual disabilities.

In-Home counseling services. Currently offering over-the-phone counseling as well.

Shoes for children and adults.

Provides information regarding available healthcare plans, and access to both an online and paper application.

Assists refugee clients with practicing their English and preparing for the U.S. citizenship exam.

Monthly vouchers for each eligible member of the family under the 'Women, Infants and Children (WIC)' program.

AARP tax services offered on site. Services run from mid-February to mid-April.

Individual, marital, family and group therapy.

Reassurance Program: daily health and safety checks. A key to the residence must be kept with the police department.

Provides assistance with job interviews and work-appropriate clothing for women seeking employment.