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Individual and group counseling services to youth, adults, couples, families at various locations throughout DuPage County. Services include mental health promotion, social emotional learning supports, youth violence and substance abuse prevention, and positive youth development programming for children and adolescents.

Children's clothing up to size 12, including seasonal wear (coats, snow pants, gloves).

Free mobility education for riders who are older adults or living with disabilities. Services include group orientation presentations, information assistance at outreach events and resource fairs, as well as one-on-one training

Free, confidential helpline for those who are affected by substance use disorders.

Temporary shelter from extreme cold weather conditions during listed hours of operation. Call first to confirm availability.

Provides academic classes for students seeking undergraduate and graduate degrees, as well as certificate programs.

Case managers help patients and their families navigate treatment and payment, including understanding and applying for health insurance, appealing insurance denials, and connecting to resources for financial aid.

The CAP Money Course that teaches budgeting skills. The program is free and consists of 3 sessions.

Assists individuals with their job searches and helps them connect to potential employers.

Provides information and counseling on how to apply for medical cards/Medicaid and All Kids.

Short-term medical equipment loans, including for wheelchairs, walkers, canes, commodes and shower benches. Loans can be for up to 3 months at a time.

Provides temporary shelter from extreme cold weather conditions during listed hours of operation. Call first to confirm availability.

Offers resource and referrals to other services by request.

Community-based Therapeutic recreational services for veterans and their families. Women Veterans-Only services available as well.

Groups online and in person providing support for individuals with Alzheimer's Disease and their loved ones. Offered both in person and virtually over the phone or as webinars.

Program teaching people living in long-term care facilities and their families about their rights. It also helps them with problems they may have and gives information about nursing homes, assisted living facilities, supportive living facilities, and ways to pay for care. The program also finds and trains volunteers to visit nursing facilities in DuPage County. Each volunteer must visit their assigned facility once a month.

Provides Mental Health, Occupational, Physical, Assistive Technology and Speech-Language therapies for individuals living with developmental delays and disabilities.

Administrative record for Family Focus DuPage and Family Focus Aurora, providing a variety of family-centered services including Doula Services, ESL, Citizenship Education, Interpretation and Translation, Health Care Referrals, and others.

Temporary shelter from extreme hot weather conditions during listed hours of operation.

Services include adoption planning, decision making support, information and education about adoption, and post-adoption support and counseling for up to a year after placement

Offers individual, family, couples and group therapy for assisting individuals struggling various mental and behavioral health conditions.

Home-based and community-based support services available for people with disabilities, including life skills, art and sensory therapy, wellness programs, cooking skills and technology exploration.

Referrals to services from outside agencies.

Manages applications and provides ongoing support for those applying for or updating their social security identification card or Social Security benefit programs.

Local government administering village services including water service.