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Bremen Township buildings operate as a warming or cooling center during periods of extreme weather.

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

CCAC provides counseling and support services to individuals grieving the loss of a loved one to suicide. Staff offer a safe, non-judgmental environment where survivors can openly discuss feelings and experiences and receive assistance finding community, direction, and resources for healing. Services include in-person and online grief education, individual/family counseling, monthly and weekly in-person and online support group meetings, and parent consultation.

Township of Schaumburg General Assistance Program is a state-mandated, locally administered welfare program. General Assistance offers financial support for Schaumburg Township residents to meet basic monthly needs such as shelter, utilities, food, transportation, and personal items. Primarily, the program is available to adults with little to no income.

Eden Supportive Living offers Supportive Living Facilities (SLFs) as an alternative to nursing home care for low-income persons with physical disabilities (22 and older) under Medicaid. The program is designed to preserve privacy and autonomy while emphasizing health and wellness for persons otherwise needing nursing facility care. Eden focuses specifically on people living with disabilities such as Multiple Sclerosis, TBI, stroke, kidney failure, spinal cord injury, kidney failure, and more. The facilities can provide recuperative and preventative nursing care, 24-hour response/security, meals, socialization, and more.Please contact individual communities for more information about eligibility and availability.

Northbrook Park District partners with School Districts #27, 30, and 31 to offer organized activities for children grades K-5 at their schools.

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.

Thresholds' Youth & Young Adult Services (YAYAS) offer groundbreaking programs for adolescents, young adults, families, young mothers, and their children. These programs offer the development skills and support they need to master mental health challenges while reducing the negative impact of those challenges on what matters most to young people: relationships, school success, recreational activities, health and wellness, day-to-day living, and early career experiences. Specializing in the transition to adulthood, Thresholds' Youth & Young Adult Services provide young people with experiential learning within their communities to maximize success. Programs include:Early Intervention & First-Episode PsychosisComprehensive Behavioral Health Services (Emerge)Thresholds High SchoolResidential and Transitional Living (Young Adult Program)Young Mothers (Mother's Project)Homeless Youth & Families

Sinai Chicago's Under the Rainbow (UTR) Program offers a range of services to children and their families, including: mental health assessments, individual therapy, play therapy, family therapy, group therapy, parenting classes, psychiatric evaluation, psychotropic medication management and consultation, case management, ongoing child advocacy, liaison with private and public child welfare agencies, and crisis intervention.

The Clerk's office issues temporary handicapped parking placards to qualified individuals who submit an application signed by their physician stating the nature and duration of the applicant's disability.

Bright Horizons' kindergarten program has been carefully designed to meet children's unique needs while preparing them for elementary school.

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.

City of Prospect Heights provides free notarial services to Prospect Heights Residents Only. Prospect Heights residents who receive pensions from foreign countries may use the clerk's notarial service as well.

Children's Healthcare Associates provides routine medical care related to pediatrics.

The Niles Teen Center seeks to develop, connect, and invest in local 6-12th grade teens by providing a welcoming, structured, and safe environment. Programming is designed to encourage student creativity, identity, and personal development. Features include:Arts and CraftsBasketball Pop-a-ShotBilliardsBoard GamesCafe / LoungeCommunity ServiceComputer Lab / InternetDancesFundraisersHomework HelpMovie NightsNetflixPlaystation 5Special EventsTripsWiFiVirtual RealityXbox Series X

ACCESS Community Health Network (ACHN) operates a number of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) that provide in-person or telehealth help with a variety of mental health concerns and conditions.

Chicago Police Department district location lobbies act as cooling centers during periods of extreme heat.

Pilsen Wellness Center's Mental Health Crisis Care program is a service designed to provide immediate support and stabilization to individuals experiencing a mental health crisis. The program offers rapid intervention, ensuring that individuals facing severe emotional distress receive timely care in a supportive environment. The Mental Health Crisis Care Program provides Crisis Stabilization Services on a 24-hour basis, 365 days per year. Services are offered on or off-site. If due to limited coverage, or they are unable to assist an individual, the program will connect them with other crisis services within the 988 network. Services include:Mobile crisis responseCrisis interventionCrisis stabilizationAftercare services (if applicable)This program is funded by the Illinois Department of Human Services, Division of Mental Health.

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.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a problem-focused, skills-based treatment that provides a framework for understanding what's keeping problems going and teaches practical tools and strategies for breaking unhelpful patterns of thinking and acting.

AFIRE partners at Erie House and Palenque LSNA to provide low-cost application assistance for low-income immigrants in the Illinois. Quarterly clinics are held throughout the Chicago area with the assistance of licensed attorneys and volunteers.

Medical College of Wisconsin's (MCW) BRAVE Program is a unique intensive outpatient program that provides treatment for Veterans (regardless of discharge status or Veteran status) and First Responders (past or present) who have acquired a traumatic brain injury (at any point in their life & it does not have to be medically diagnosed/reported). The program also addresses comorbid physical and mental health issues. Their care team is comprised of Psychiatry, Psychology, and Psychotherapy to address mental and behavioral health. Physical Therapy addresses vestibular, balance, TMJ/TMD, and musculoskeletal pain and concerns. Speech-Language Pathology assesses cognition (i.e., memory, thinking, attention, planning) and language. They also offer social work, case management, peer support, and care coordination to adequately address all aspects of the Veteran or First Responder's concerns while offering them a unique and holistic approach to TBI treatment. There is little to no cost for the program, and they are able to assist with barriers to care (i.e., the cost of care, food, travel, and lodging while the participants are with them).

Chicago Public Library locations act as a cooling center free to the public during periods of extreme heat. Locations also have water fountains available.

Lurie Children's Division of Allergy and Immunology has developed specialized programs to treat certain conditions as comprehensively as possible.

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