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Help with applying for Medicaid healthcare/medical benefits, Medicaid Redetermination.

Assistance with and counseling on health insurance options.

Reentry and wellness services to help people returning from the justice system. The program begins with an assessment to understand each person’s needs. Helps with a variety of immediate needs such as applying for Medicaid and food stamps (SNAP), work clothing and transportation to work, and housing support. Services also include anger management and substance use disorder counseling, and a high school equivalency program. Services are by appointment only.

Brush pickup service available from May through October.

Latest emergency preparedness information, covering natural disasters, pandemics, bioterrorism, radiation emergencies and many others.

Home delivered meals for homebound older adults.

Confidential service for people to report acts of hate.

Drug and alcohol use education and prevention programs for children and youth, as well as their parents.

Distributes pet food to homeless or at-risk pet owners, on a first-come first-serve basis one time per month.

Free peer-support group for teens with mental health challenges.

Provides free computer to families without home computers, with tech support up to two years. Internet service is not provided but help applying for no-cost or low-cost service is offered.

Online portal for change of street address, email address or telephone number.

Food pantry available to eligible residents.

Free health insurance counseling for Medicare beneficiaries by certified SHIP counselors

A teen-led, teen-driven (TLTD) center offering services for free during drop-in hours after school and over the summer, focusing on mentoring, tutoring, life skills, leadership opportunities and teen empowerment.

Searchable database of Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) sites that offer free tax filing assistance.

Financial support for survivors of cancer and chronic diseases to attend higher education. Money is payable directly to the college or university to go towards tuition, books, and other fee costs.

Enforcement of Stormwater and Flood Plain Ordinance.

Education on alcohol abuse through print and on-line material for individuals whose life is or has been affected by alcohol abuse.

Temporary shelter from extreme warm weather conditions during listed hours of operation. Call first to confirm availability.

Free, limited ultrasounds.

Reimbursement for travel expenses for clinical trials or consultations with disease specialists.

Community Integrated Living Arrangements: 24-hour in-home and weekend respite care for adults with developmental disabilities in the western suburbs of Chicago. Support provided in all areas of daily living including cooking, housekeeping, budgeting.

Limited assistance with making rent payments.

RTA Senior Citizen Reduced Fare Permit available through the Lisle Township Supervisor's Office for riding Pace buses and CTA/Metra trains.