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Taylor Counseling Services provides counseling services for individuals, families, couples, and children.

Chicago Public Library provides access to the internet for free.

Leyden Township General Assistance program is a state-mandated, locally administered welfare program designed to support township residents experiencing financial hardship. General Assistance is designed to be a safety net after all other resources have been exhausted. The General Assistance program can provide monthly financial assistance to eligible Leyden Township residents, who currently have no income due to lack of employment or are awaiting a decision on their Supplemental Security Income (SSI) claim. Eligible individuals can receive up to $319.00 a month towards rent or utilities, paid directly to the vendor on behalf of the client. The General Assistance office also offers referrals and information regarding eligibility for other assistance programs.

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.

Greater Family Health offers a full range of comprehensive preventative and restorative services, from cleanings and exams to specialized dental care.

Chicago Public Library acts as a warming center free to the public during periods of extreme cold.

Pui Tak Center offers ESL, citizenship, and work-related classes for English language learners. Classes are offered via Zoom or in person at 2216 South Wentworth Ave. and 3000 S. Wallace Ave. Six levels of ESL are available. Classes are seven weeks long, and new classes typically start around the beginning of January, March, May, July, September, and November.

R.I.S.E. (Restoring Inheritance Stewarding Excellence) provides qualifying individuals who have experienced difficulties as a result of incarceration an outlet to obtain professional and work clothing to aid in the effort to reenter the workforce.

Ending the Silence is a free, 90-minute presentation designed to give parents and caregivers an opportunity to learn about youth mental health. Participants will learn signs, symptoms, and indicators of mental health conditions and suicide in young people. Parents and caregivers are given ideas about how to help their children, connect with their child's school, and find support.

Aspen Dental provides regular dental care, including comprehensive exams and cleanings.

Tippy Tot Daycare Center provides Before and After Care. School-aged children in after-care receive homework help. Tippy Tot Daycare offers breakfast, lunch and light snacks to the children participating in their programs. Children must be at least 6 weeks old to participate in the Before and After Care program.

Chicago Park District offers a 6-week long summer day camp where youth can engage in sports, arts, fitness, and outdoor activities. Ideas of civic engagement, environmental awareness, inclusion, collaboration & team building, brain play, reflection & journaling, and friendship & kindness are woven into the camp experience. Lunch and snacks will be provided. Online registration begins April 15 & 16. Camp runs June 24 - August 2.

Shirley Ryan Abilitylab offers a wide array of services for brain injury patients that will help them and their families navigate their recovery.

Cook County Clerks's Office- Veterans Assistance Commission offers a variety of emergency financial assistance for eligible veterans.

The Love Fridges provides free food to anyone on a take-what-you-need, leave-what-you-can basis, while supplies are available. Fridges can be accessed 24/7 and are location in neighborhoods throughout the City of Chicago.Fridge Etiquette:Please wear a mask and ensure that your hands are clean if you intend on accessing the fridge.Avoid unnecessary contact with food items to prevent contamination.If you notice food has gone bad or packaging has been compromised, please throw it away.Check use-by dates on food products. Discard out-of-date food and do not consume prepared food after seven days.Please put new donations towards the back of the shelves so that food gets eaten in the order it is donated.Please do not donate anything that you would not personally consume.If you noticed or cause a spill, please clean up after yourself whenever possible.

Church of the Living God, PGOT provides those in need with canned goods, bread, rice, pasta, and vegetables.

Proud to Thrive provides free or low-cost legal services for low-income LGBT+ Older Adults and Persons with Disabilities across Cook County. Proud to Thrive provides legal services in the same civil practice areas as CDEL, especially in the areas of estate planning, housing issues, and property tax and title issues, to address concerns held by many LGBT+ Older Adults.

Catholic Charities Senior Centers are a place for older adults to come together and connect with others in order to remain independent and avoid isolation. Senior Centers offer health, recreational, educational, social, and nutritional programs that promote healthy aging. Each center has a monthly calendar full of activities like health education sessions, exercise classes, field trips, and birthday parties. The centers also provide healthy and nutritious meals for breakfast and lunch.

H.O.M.E. (Housing Opportunities & Maintenance for the Elderly) provides Upkeep and Repair specialists for seniors who need affordable electrical, plumbing, and carpentry repairs to ensure that their homes remain safe as they age.

PrimeCare Health Community Health Centers are Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) that believe that everyone deserves access to high-quality health care. At PrimeCare Health, no one will be denied services because of their insurance status or inability to pay. If you have insurance, they can help you understand it and use it. For patients who are uninsured or underinsured, they offer a sliding scale fee based on income and family size. If you are unsure if you qualify for the sliding fee discount scale, their Access and Enrollment Specialists can help. They can also answer questions about Medicare and Medicaid.

Park District of Oak Park (PDOP) offers a wide range of Preschool programs that meet the needs of each child.

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

Chicago House offers pharmacy resources designed to improve and stabilize the lives of both Chicago House Ryan White clients and clients receiving preventative care coordination for PrEP. Their partner pharmacy ensures that participants have access to, and can adhere to, all necessary HIV medications, including PrEP.

Chicago Park District offers a 6-week long summer day camp where youth can engage in sports, arts, fitness, and outdoor activities. Ideas of civic engagement, environmental awareness, inclusion, collaboration & team building, brain play, reflection & journaling, and friendship & kindness are woven into the camp experience. Lunch and snacks will be provided. Online registration begins April 15 & 16. Camp runs June 24 - August 2.

Henry Booth House helps individuals and families complete applications for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as food stamps. The SNAP program helps eligible households afford the cost of nutritious foods at supermarkets, grocery stores, and farmer's markets. Program participants receive monthly electronic benefits transfers (EBT) which can be used to purchase food at participating retailers."