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Oak Park Township strives to promote the well-being of all its older residents. They offer a wide variety of affordable, and often free, services geared toward enhancing and improving the quality of life for senior residents including the chore program, affordable wills, benefits assistance, a memory cafe, the senior health insurance program (SHIP), caregiver support, and the home repair program.

Lawndale Christian Legal Center provides case management referral services.

Healing, Empowering & Learning Professionals (H.E.L.P.) LLC offers individual, couples, family, and group therapy to adults and youth. They use culturally responsive techniques to provide support and coping strategies for many areas of mental health including, but not limited to trauma, internalizing disorders (e.g., depression, anxiety), externalizing disorders (anger, attention deficit/hyperactivity), relationship difficulties, and more.

Henry Booth House provides outreach and coordination of medical health, oral health (dental), and social services for families with a child enrolled in the Head Start program.

LHC Group - Illinois Home Health Care - Wheaton facilitates coordination of medical and social services on behalf of an individual or family.

DUI Community Counseling Center facilitates the coordination of social services in order to access food, housing, or employment.

Hope Hall is a transitional housing facility that utilizes the Safe Haven Model. The program is designed to reach veteran men and women who have been living on the streets for some time and have, for a variety of reasons including mental illness and substance abuse, been unable to find success within the general shelter system. Program offerings includeGeneral Life Skills coaching.Access to an on-site social worker.Social opportunities.Connection to a wide referral network including work training programs, addiction recovery programs, benefits councilors, and Veteran Administration resources.

Claretian Associates helps coordinate services that assess individual needs and deliver necessary social services.

Catholic Charities Regional Services bring services closer to people in communities throughout Cook and Lake counties. Each Regional Office can meet emergency needs with food, clothing, referrals, and other assistance. Additionally, the Regional Offices facilitate other vital programs for individuals or families including counseling and housing assistance.

Urban ROOTS Alliance (URA) provides resource navigation, linkage to food, housing, utilities, childcare, healthcare providers, and community-based healing activities.

Henry Booth House provides outreach and coordination of medical health, oral health (dental), and social services for families with a child enrolled in the Head Start program.

SER/SERCO locations offer educational, emotional, and career support to young adults, ages 16-24, living in low-income, underserved communities, especially those who are ex-offenders or gang-affected. Services include after-school programming, supplemental education, GED classes, job and internship skills training, education pathway planning, career coaching, financial literacy, mentorship, summer employment referrals, case management referrals, transportation, service learning projects, and leadership training.

Jones Memorial Community Center facilitates coordination of medical and social services on behalf of an individual or family.

National Association for Down Syndrome delivers baskets of gifts and information for families at hospitals.

Healing, Empowering & Learning Professionals (H.E.L.P.) LLC offers individual, couples, family, and group therapy to adults and youth. They use culturally responsive techniques to provide support and coping strategies for many areas of mental health including, but not limited to trauma, internalizing disorders (e.g., depression, anxiety), externalizing disorders (anger, attention deficit/hyperactivity), relationship difficulties, and more.

The Home Visitors Program was developed by Near West to strengthen and promote personal and economic self-sufficiency for families transitioning and/or living in the West Haven community. All services are confidential. Services includeCase Management, Budget Assistance, Economic Empowerment, First-time homeowners information, Home Management and Housing Advocacy, and Individual and Family Counseling.

CTS Health provides case management services.

Westside Health Authority(WHA) and CSAC-West partner agencies provides onsite & referral supportive services including: Case Management Intake Assessment ID Replacement Assistance With Obtaining Social Security Card Birth Certificate Assistance (if born in Chicago or Cook County only) Clothing Assistance Referrals Hygiene Kits (when available) Free Haircuts (Thursdays, 2:00pm to 4:00pm) Assistance With Furniture From Chicago Furniture Bank Counseling Service Referrals To Bobbie E. Wright Behavioral Health Center Assistance With Legal Services Through Legal Aid Chicago GED Certification Classes Through Malcolm X College Overcomer's Group Meetings (Thursdays, 2:00pm to 4:00pm) Assistance with SNAP benefits Housing Assistance Food Pantry Referrals Healthcare, Dental & Vision Care Referrals

Suburban Access - Homewood provides service coordination and advocacy for individuals who have intellectual disabilities, reside in skilled nursing facilities, and were involved in a class-action lawsuit.

Hope Hall is a transitional housing facility that utilizes the Safe Haven Model. The program is designed to reach veteran men and women who have been living on the streets for some time and have, for a variety of reasons including mental illness and substance abuse, been unable to find success within the general shelter system. Program offerings includeGeneral Life Skills coaching.Access to an on-site social worker.Social opportunities.Connection to a wide referral network including work training programs, addiction recovery programs, benefits councilors, and Veteran Administration resources.

DePaul University Family and Community Services facilitates coordination of medical and social services on behalf of an individual or family.

Children's Place Association - Arthur E. Jones Early Childhood Care and Learning Center facilitates the coordination of medical and social services on behalf of an individual or family.

Catholic Charities Regional Services bring services closer to people in communities throughout Cook and Lake counties. Each Regional Office can meet emergency needs with food, clothing, referrals, and other assistance. Additionally, the Regional Offices facilitate other vital programs for individuals or families including counseling and housing assistance.

The HUB offers assistance from professional staff with comprehensive information and direct connections to HIV services for people living with and at risk of HIV. Individual assessments will determine specific needs and link individuals to suitable resources such as HIV/STD testing, PrEP support, primary care, housing assistance, medical transportation, emergency financial aid, behavioral health services, case management, and other essential services.

TCA Health - Chatham facilitates the coordination of social services in order to access food, housing, or employment for patients.