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Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program: Comprehensive case management, educational support, and employment planning to program participants who are striving to become self-sufficient.

Staff helps to develop and facilitate relationships at the workplace for workers with disabilities. Services include job search, applications, orientation and on-going supports once the client has found a job.

Traditional outpatient therapy through weekly and bi-weekly individual and group counseling, with most sessions lasting 45 minutes to 1 hour.

Offers weekly class to help non-native English speakers learn English

Lends books, equipment, and fun items to people with library cards. Computers, newspapers, printers, and copiers are available for use in the library. There is a cafe and study spaces and free programs for all ages. Passport services are available by appointment.

Wellness Education, by appointment only.

Offers informational workshops online and in person about Alzheimer's disease and related topics

Wedding ceremony registration.

English as a Second Language (ESL) classes offered as part of the Adult Literacy program.

The Social Security and Supplemental Security Income disability programs provide assistance to people with disabilities.

Provides faith-based support for individuals going through a separation or divorce

Provides free school supplies and books to eligible low-income families with children of school age.

Local government administering village services and departments: Police, Public Works, Finance, Economic & Community Development, Emergency Management, and provides some transportation assistance.

Provides temporary shelter in the lobby during extreme hot weather.

Individual bus rides at a subsidized fee.

This includes Electrolarynx, Speech iPad and Speech App.

Specialized maternal and pediatric health care and wellness programs, including children's immunizations.

Provides list of organizations that provide camp experiences for adults and/or children and link families in need of a particular type of camp with appropriate resources, such as individuals with developmental or physical disabilities.

Detoxification treatment under the care of psychiatrists, including medication, monitoring and other support services as needed.

Local government administering village services including development, zoning and permitting.

Intensive services for DuPage County families who are at risk of having their children removed and placed in foster care. Services include in-home visits and referrals to local community resources to help parents address challenges that negatively affect their ability to care for their children.

Food expense assistance.

On-site hearing screenings for children and infants to diagnose for hearing loss.

Provides information on and referrals for basic human and economic needs including food, housing, utility bills, disaster services, mental health and substance use in select Central Illinois counties.

Services include maintenance and repairs for the Village's water mains, hydrants and distribution valves, and the maintenance of all water tanks/towers that hold the Village's daily supply of drinking water.