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Online searchable resource directory of organizations providing financial or practical help for individuals battling cancer.

Protective services children who are reported to be abused or neglected. Services also include family reunification and appropriate, permanent families for those children who cannot safely return home. Works with community partners to support early intervention and child abuse prevention activities.

Drinking water distribution in DuPage County. Processes water billing.

Provides pediatric and adult care, including physical exams, vaccinations and chronic disease management; mental health care including psychiatry and medication management; women's health care including pre-and post-natal care and cancer screening; and family planning including birth control, free pregnancy testing and STD/HIV testing. Also offers public benefits enrollment assistance for Medicaid and Food Stamps/SNAP.

Affordable, supported housing for veterans and low-income families.

Toiletries for those in need, including soap, shampoo, and toilet paper.

Legal representation for indigent individuals charged with a criminal offense in DuPage County. The representation begins only after the accused person requests the appointment of counsel by the Court, is shown to be indigent by filing and affidavit of assets and liabilities, and the Court issues a written order directing that person is to be represented by the Public Defender's Office.

Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) - electric and gas service payment assistance for low-income residents.

Limited financial assistance towards out-of-pocket costs for relevant medical supplies and services, including orthotic or other mobility equipment. Also includes a one-time emergency financial assistance

Virtual presentations and support via conference call, for individuals with retinitis pigmentosa and related inherited retinal conditions.

Services include weekly home visits with a certified Doula, prenatal health information, help with preparing for labor and delivery, guidance on how to care for newborns, breastfeeding education and support, and referrals for community resources including food, furniture, clothing diapers. Part of Parents as Teachers program.

Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program: Comprehensive case management, educational support, and employment planning to program participants who are striving to become self-sufficient.

24/7 hotline with information on the COVID-19 outbreak in Illinois

Connect to various job search and career-related resources through website, including networking, support groups, online job board, and links to various career support services.

Telephone healthcare services for residents unable to get to office for appointments.

Consultations on unexpected pregnancies. Topics covered by consultations include basic health concerns related to pregnancy, complications of early pregnancies, pregnancy options and programs available to expecting parents.

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

English as a Second Language (ESL) classes for immigrants.

Offers low-cost wellness and dental care.

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

Provides law enforcement and emergency services within the City of Grayslake. Works with the community to promote safety, reduce crime, and preserve peace.

Offers a full-service acute care hospital. Services include:

• Primary care
• Women's health
• Orthopedics
• Cancer care
• Gastroenterology
• Heart and vascular care
• Neuroscience

Provides resources and information about Mesothelioma and Asbestos exposure for the general public. Services include:

• Patient advocate team
• Treatment guide
• Doctor match programs
• Legal service referrals
• Support groups

For Veterans Information, please check www.mesotheliomaveterans.org

Provides affordable health insurance for children regardless of immigration status or health condition. Covers doctor visits, hospital stays, prescription drugs, vision care, dental care, and eyeglasses. Also covers regular check-ups and immunizations (shots). Special services are also covered, including medical equipment, speech therapy, and physical therapy.

Provides foster parent licensing and licensing for pre-adoptive homes.