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Annual summer camp for age-eligible children with before care and after care available.

Online database that provides information for sharps disposal sites and mail-back programs in the United States.

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.

Hospice services for patients and their families. Help is provided with Advance Directives, End-of-Life issues, grief and loss.

Individualized treatment using the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy approach. Services are by appointment only.

Training programs that cover independent daily living skills such as use of electronics (e.g. smartphones, tablets), cooking, cleaning, laundry, using household appliances, managing financial and confidential documents, and independent travel skills.

Free high school equivalency classes prepare adults without high school diploma to successfully pass GED tests and earn a high school equivalency certificate. Classes offer integrated instruction in the five areas covered on the GED tests. Preparation classes offered in English and Spanish.

Supported living homes and apartments with intermittent or 24-hour support based on individual needs with opportunities for shopping, dining and entertainment, as well as assistance in accessing government assistance such as Medicaid, LINK and Social Security.

Services include daily living activities assistance, counseling and support groups, on-site physician and nursing assistance, therapy for speech, occupational and physical needs, 24/7 supervision or short-term respite care.

No-contact, drive-thru food pantry. Visitors will be given pre-packed bags of essential food items.

Clothing for infants.

Local government administering village services and departments: Finance, Police and Public Works.

Database with detailed information about Medicare-certified dialysis facilities. Contains information about services provided and ratings.

Adult guardianship services to eligible adult wards when a probate court appoints the office as legal guardian. Also provides basic information and advice about adult guardianship.

Free medications for low income and uninsured individuals. Eligible individuals can receive up to 90 days of medication at a time with a valid prescription. A program of the DuPage Health Coalition. Access DuPage members are pre-qualified.

Provides temporary shelter from extreme cold weather conditions during listed hours of operation. Call first to confirm availability.

Issues death certificates.

Weekly food assistance.

Hospital that provides emergency services, cancer treatment, neurology, heart and vascular diagnostics, women's health, pediatrics, behavioral health, and orthopedics.

Provides AARP Foundation Tax Aide service that offers free IRS-certified tax preparation help for anyone at any age, with a focus on residents older than 50 years of age or those who cannot afford to pay for tax preparation.

Provide food for families in need.

Provides support and guidance to individuals who have been unemployed for more than six months and are actively looking for a job.

Free, limited ultrasounds.

Residential inpatient treatment for chemically dependent adults. Post-detox support through Alcoholics Anonymous, Cocaine Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous. Services also include nutritional consultation, lectures and psychological evaluations.

Online, print and audio educational programs for individuals who are blind or visually impaired, their families and professionals who serve them.