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Support groups and connection programs. Support groups meet in person, hybrid and virtually, information available on the website.

Local government administering village services including parking permits and water billing, and Freedom of Information Act requests.

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

Provides library service to Illinois residents who are unable to read print. Offers braille and audio library resources by mail or through downloads from website.

Ride DuPage program for residents 65 years and older

Temporary shelter for individuals and families who are homeless. Residents are required to secure employment, save money toward permanent housing and share in daily responsibilities at the shelter.

Lending closet for medical equipment including bath chairs, bed rails, canes, commodes, crutches, shoehorns, toilet risers, walkers and wheelchairs.

Programs are offered for individuals with disabilities to provide opportunities for socialization, to learn or improve a leisure skill, and to integrate into the community. Offerings include weekly programs for a variety of interests, special events and day trips, and programming at two multi-sensory rooms.

Group therapy to help address a variety of mental health challenges, including grief and loss, addictions, depression, anger issues, trauma and abuse, PTSD, and others.

Schedules appointments, locates sites or doctors, and makes referrals.

Local government administering village services including parking permits

Administering village services including stormwater system maintenance.

Free peer-support group for teens with mental health challenges.

Issues civil union certificates. No service available after 4:00 pm. Certificate must be obtained at least 1 day before civil union ceremony.

Administers village services: waste water treatment and waste management.

Virtual and in-person peer support groups in Wheaton and Naperville.

Education Support Services coordinators provide guidance on scholarship information and educational benefits resources for military survivors, including an online scholarship search tool and online on-demand informational videos.

Day programs with activities for individuals with developmental disabilities including Art and Horticulture Centers

Food pantry available to eligible residents.

Provides perishable and non-perishable food items. Toiletry and cleaning supplies may be available.

Provides job training for individuals with disabilities.

Provides a range of virtual services to support those affected by substance use disorders, including weekly virtual family support meetings and a 16-week one-on-one substance use recovery program.

Local unit of government providing services to residents. Services include General assistance, Financial Assistance, Rent Assistance and Emergency Basic Need Assistance. Also offers Senior Citizen Bus Services.

Groups include the NAMI Connection Support Group for adults, the Family Support Group, Parent Roundtable, Suicide Loss Connections, Dual Diagnosis, LGBTQ+ and Teen Support groups.

Wide range of treatment options for children and adults with mental health and/or substance use concerns.