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Thomas Ford Memorial Library ??delivers library materials to patrons who are unable to visit the library due to illness or injury.

Kirby Rehabilitation's program enhances egalitarian relationships and eliminates abusive skill sets.

Home visiting helps to support a child's cognitive, emotional, and social development during the first years of life. By working with parents or caregivers of children from newborn to age 3, in their homes, we are able to work and track progress to ensure that children meet critical developmental milestones. Home visitors establish a customized Individual Family Support Plan for each family at their first meeting and track progress based on their goals. Activities guide parents and children in sharing and learning activities that improve gross motor, language, fine motor, social, and emotional skills.

Chicago Family Health Center provides behavioral health services to help patients with issues such as depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, perinatal, antepartum, and postpartum mood disorders, psychosocial concerns related to chronic pain and chronic medical problems, and support for victims of domestic violence in the aftermath of an incident. Chicago Family Health Center offers comprehensive substance abuse treatment, including Suboxone, Naltrexone, and Narcan.

Lemont Public Library District has three two-person study rooms and two five-person studios available for use by community patrons.

Brightpoint's Southside Early Learning Network (SELN) provides family support and coaching through planned, regular visits with a trained professional based on a family's needs and schedules. Home visiting is a voluntary program, and home visitors work with parents on practical parenting skills as well as family bonding before birth and as children grow up. Through partnering with the home visitors, families learn how to improve their family's health and provide better opportunities for their children.

ACCESS Community Health Network (ACHN) operates a number of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) that provide testing and vaccination against the COVID-19 virus.

Jones Academy is licensed to provide supervised child care services.

Family Guidance Center's Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) programs are designed for individuals who need structured support but can integrate lifestyle changes into their daily routines to reach their recovery goals. After a thorough assessment, patients collaborate with their care team to create a personalized treatment plan crafted to their specific needs and strengths.

Bellwood Public Library offers free notary services to the public. They can notarize most documents except real estate and immigration documents. All signers of a document must be present and must sign the document in front of the notary.

City of Chicago Department Of Family And Support Services has Community Service Centers that act as cooling centers during periods of extreme heat.

The warming areas are available for all residents in need of safe refuge and relief from extreme cold weather. When temperatures are at 32 degrees or below - warming areas are available.

Physicians Immediate Care / WellNow Urgent Care has urgent care clinics that are open seven days a week and offer services such as routine physicals, X-rays, and treatment for illness, injuries, and various other symptoms.

Chicago Police Department opens a variety of park fieldhouses to the public to warm up during periods of extreme cold.

Greater Family Health services include mental health counseling/therapy for individuals, families and groups, substance use disorders services, and psychiatric care.

Several DFSS Community Service Center serve as a Coordinated Entry System Access Point. Access Points provide Coordinated Entry Assessments and updates on a walk-in basis. The Coordinated Entry System (CES) connects people who are experiencing homelessness to housing opportunities in Chicago. The CES uses a standardized housing assessment to understand the needs of households and refer youth, individuals, and families to housing. The assessment is available to all eligible persons regardless of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age, familial status, disability, actual or perceived sexual orientation, gender identity, or marital status. Please note that it is not required to be a city of Chicago resident to access this CES, but that only Chicago-based housing opportunities can be provided. For individuals seeking suburban Cook County-based housing opportunities, please reach out to Entry Point's Suburban Cook Call Center instead.

My CHI. My Future. is a website and mobile application that connects youth to a variety of engaging, safe, and out-of-school experiences that empower them to discover and cultivate their talents, passions, skills, and identities; develop as physically, mentally, and emotionally healthy members of society; build relationships and networks with peers and mentors; and explore multiple pathways to college, careers, trades, entrepreneurship, and life-long learning.

West Point Missionary Baptist Church provides new or used clothing and shoes to individuals and families in need.

Chinese American Service League provides health care services and/or assistance with activities of daily living in a person's home that enables older adults to live independently in their own home and community with dignity and respect.

Howard Brown Health provides Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), a monthly medication prescription, along with a case management program. The PrEP Case Management Program provides managed PrEP primary care to patients who may need more assistance taking or managing PrEP. This short-term program provides sexual health and HIV/STI risk reduction education, medical appointment retention, and medication access support to anyone who is eligible across all Howard Brown sites that provide PrEP services.

YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago - Kelly Hall Youth provides a mentoring program in which participants and adult volunteer mentors are matched together as "YPals". The adult mentor will work with the parents to provide individual tutoring, support, new experiences, and companionship, as well as modeling healthy behavior and choices for youth. The program is designed to make a positive impact on a child's life.

Angel of God Resource Center, Inc. (AOGRC) GI Bill® Programs are committed to supporting the unique challenges and opportunities of veterans. Their developing program is designed to provide veterans access to services and resources.Angel of God Academy, a division of the parent organization, Angel of God Resource Center, Inc., offers two training programs for veterans: the Training Observation Practice (T.O.P.), which focuses on automotive services, and the Financial Service, which focuses on the insurance industry.

BRIA Health Services provides rehabilitation therapy and specialized cardiac, orthopedic, and pulmonary rehabilitation to in-house and bedside hemodialysis; they help patients get back home. They also offer long-term care options, including specialized Alzheimer's / dementia care.

The Safer Foundation's reentry support, wellness interventions, and services create an emotional and intellectual foundation for successful reentry, tailored to each client's unique needs identified through the assessment process. Through initiatives like the Supportive Reentry Network Collaborative, Safer Foundation aims to assist community members in getting back on their feet by addressing their most urgent needs with comprehensive benefits, resources, and continuous support.

WestCare Illinois (WCIL) recruits youth at Olive-Harvey, as well as receiving referrals from school personnel. Mentoring services occur on the school campus during, and after hours, throughout the school year. WCIL staff provides group and individual mentoring services that utilize the evidence-based model, The Seven Challenges, addressing drug and alcohol problems as well as violations of school policies.Mentees are provided with mindfulness activities and opportunities to participate in gatherings like sporting events, bike riding, yoga, and weekend art endeavors that support the mentor/mentee therapeutic relationship as well as promote the youth's socio-economic needs.