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Hanover Township Youth and Family Services provides specialized programs focused on supporting children, adolescents, and young adults in making healthy decisions that positively impact themselves, their families, and the Hanover Township community. Key services include mental health counseling for children, adolescents, young adults, and families, along with an Open Gym after-school program, tutoring, and prevention education, all aimed at fostering emotional well-being and personal growth.

Lemont Park District offers swimming lessons for all ages.

PCC Community Wellness Center operates a number of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) that provide family planning, reproductive health, and family building services including:Confidential services for youth age 12+All-options pregnancy testing and counselingBirth controlEmergency contraceptionSexually transmitted infection supportPre-conception counselingPrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) servicesBreast/chest and cervical cancer screeningsIUDs & implants

Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) offers the Medical Assistance Program which is designed to provide Illinois' residents access to quality health care.

The Order of Protection Clinic provides help filing for Orders of Protection most days that the court is in session. Staff and volunteers can discuss whether an Order of Protection may keep you safer, and help you prepare and file your case. They can also assist with preparing paperwork remotely, and facilitate a remote hearing for an Emergency Order of Protection.

RUSH Physical Therapy offers specialized services based on a patient's condition or diagnosis. These services are provided by clinical team members who have a passion for specific treatments, received specialized training and an extended education. Visit the website for additional information.

RUSH Physical Therapy's team of experts, including physical, occupational and speech therapists, work with patients to develop an individualized cancer rehabilitation program to help optimize function and independence during and after cancer treatment.

Community Nutrition Network & Senior Services Association Community Café & North Proviso Township Meals on Wheels provides a community-focused meal to foster social connection.

Greater Family Health has a team of Health Benefits Specialists who are ready to help you apply for health benefits coverage year-round. They can help you determine which type of plan, in the Marketplace (Affordable Care Act/ObamaCare) or through Medicaid, you may qualify for.

UChicago Medicine provides education to patients with a colostomy, ileostomy, urostomy. Additional services include assessment and treatment of problems such as pouch leakage, peristomal skin injury, inability to manage stoma, fitting of pouching system, pre-op visit to educate and mark stoma site, problem solving in getting supplies, getting the best pouching system to provide a consistent seal and no leakage. The services are provided by advanced practice certified ostomy nurses Janice Colwell and Michele Kaplon-Jones.

In partnership with the BGCC Woman's Board, there are several opportunities to attend field trips to some of Chicago's most notable institutions. From the Field Museum to the Art Institute to Chicago's beaches, youth explore what the city offers.

This food pantry is operated in partnership with the Greater Chicago Food Depository.

Solutions for Care offers assistance signing up for transportation services, including reduced cost vehicle registration and the RTA Senior Free Ride Program.

The Love, Unity, and Values (LUV) Institute's Developing Future Media Makers program engages aspiring journalists with media professionals who share their industry knowledge and guidance on how to have a successful career. Participants gain real-world experience by creating and publishing an online magazine and producing their own television show, podcasts, and public service announcements.

Children ages 3-12 may benefit from speech-language services if they have difficulty with their speech sounds, language, stuttering, or social skills. If your child has difficulty with any of these specific communication categories, it may look like this:Speech sounds: Producing sounds incorrectly or being difficult to understand.Language: Difficulty understanding spoken/written language and demonstrating difficulties with grammar, the meaning of words, and pragmatics.Stuttering: Repeating sounds/words or pausing while trying to communicate.Social Skills: Difficulty communicating with same-aged peers and understanding how others may think/feel. This may include predicting, inferencing, idioms, and emotions.

The Salvation Army offers no-fee rehabilitation facilities that provide spiritual, emotional, and social assistance to those who have lost the ability to cope with their problems and provide for themselves. Their free programs provide housing, food, counseling, community, and employment as they work to treat the symptoms, and ultimately the root causes, of prolonged alcohol and drug dependence.

Envision Unlimited provides a variety of residential living arrangements and supports to adults with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities (I/DD).Services are individualized and person-centered. The intent is to assist each individual to live in the community in a setting most aligned with his/her preferences and those of his/her guardian, where applicable. Envision Unlimited accepts responsibility for providing directly, or by arrangements with other agencies or professionals, all necessary services for all individuals accepted for service.For individuals living in apartment settings, efforts are made to vary support to allow greater independence but also to see that needs are met and adequate support is supplied. Often, needs for support vary with stressors in the individual's life or life span changes. Some individuals can live with family members when assisted with staff support. Others reside in small group homes supporting one to eight individuals. Host family settings are also available. Medication management and monitoring are provided to members.

The Chicago Lighthouse's Driving Rehabilitation Program helps current drivers with partial sightedness evaluate their driving skills, stay apprised of Illinois State laws, and determine eligibility to continue driving. We work with program participants to use assistive devices to optimize driving skills and explore alternative methods of transportation when necessary.

This food pantry is operated in partnership with the Greater Chicago Food Depository.

BrightStar Care provided everything from companionship and routine personal care to in-home medical services like wound care, home infusion therapy, and medication management. Types of In-Home Care include:Personal CareCompanion CareSkilled NursingShort-Term Transitional CareAlzheimer's and Dementia CareChild Care

Administer Justice provides a wide range of services to meet both the immediate and future needs of low-income individuals facing civil legal matters once monthly at a participating community justice center. They help with cases involving: divorce/custody, landlord/tenant, debt/collections, estate planning, immigration and criminal records.

Christian Community Health Center (CCHC) is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) that partnered with LabCorp in 2012 to provide clinical laboratory testing and diagnostic services. LabCorp offers reliable laboratory data through a laboratory-specific quality management program. An on-site lab is located at all three Christian Community Health Center clinics. They provide clinical laboratory services to adolescents and adults of all ages; on-site laboratory diagnostic services include:Blood TestsUrine Samples

Howard Brown Health provides vaccination, treatment, testing, and education for MPV. Howard Brown has received a limited supply of MPV vaccines to administer to qualifying patients.

DaVita Kidney Care offers dialysis treatment centers.

The Torch Club is a chartered, small-group leadership and service club for boys and girls ages 11 to 18. The Club staff meet the special character development needs of younger adolescents at a critical stage in their lives.