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Personal Assistant (PA): Provides assistance with household tasks, personal care and, with permission of a doctor, certain health care procedures. Personal Assistant (PA) are selected, employed and supervised by the individual customer.

Community Integrated Living Arrangement (CILA): Family style home where residents are evaluated and receive speech, occupational and physical therapy as needed. Recreational programs are also available to residents to develop social skills and improve quality of life.

Personal Assistant (PA): Provides assistance with household tasks, personal care and, with permission of a doctor, certain health care procedures. Personal Assistant (PA) are selected, employed and supervised by the individual customer.

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.

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.

Confident Living Program helps older adults with combined vision and hearing loss maintain an independent lifestyle, by providing information on assistive technology, strategies for living safely at home, and available services and resources.

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

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.

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.

24/7 Community Integrated Living Arrangements (CILA) for adults with developmental disabilities

Shore Community Services Services manages the Patricia Lloyd Townhomes in Evanston and scattered-site apartments in Evanston and Skokie, which comprise the Supported Living Arrangements Program (SLA). The Townhomes are a row of five two-story units, each housing two individuals who are able to live more independently. Ten individuals live in the homes, and many have community employment. Residents are responsible for themselves and their homes. The residents in apartments have intermittent contact with staff. Services are provided on an as-needed basis and include: budgeting, housekeeping training, interpersonal counseling, case management, cooking, shopping, and transportation training.

Clearbrook's PAL Program is an innovative partnership between families, service providers, and the community. PAL provides opportunities for continued learning for young adults over 18 years of age with developmental disabilities and physical challenges who have graduated out of the school system. Participants of PAL attend the program five days a week and enjoy community-based experiences through volunteer opportunities, educational experiences, and recreational activities. An array of assistive technology and communication devices are utilized in the program.

Garden Center Services has 10 Community Integrated Living Arrangements, that support anywhere from three to eight individuals. The agency also manages one Intermediate Care Facility for the Developmentally Disabled, that is home to fifteen individuals.

DD CILA provides living arrangements and a supportive environment within the community where individuals with a mental disability are supervised and provided with an array of needed services. MI CILA provides supervised residential services for adults who have a mental illness and/or developmental disability. Both CILA programs are designed to meet the needs of individuals and allow them to explore and achieve personal growth through access to community facilities and services.

Lutheran Social Services of Illinois (LSSI) offers several CILA homes for adults aged 18+ with intellectual/developmental disabilities throughout the state. Their goal is to help residents achieve maximum growth and independence in a caring and supportive community setting. LSSI provides residents with structure and supervision, helping them increase self-sufficiency, build independent living skills, develop and maintain relationships, and use community resources.

Esperanza's three Community Integrated Living Arrangement (CILA) homes are located in residential neighborhoods on the Northwest side of Chicago and provide support to adults with Intellectual and Developmental disabilities.

Lutheran Social Services of Illinois (LSSI) offers several CILA homes for adults aged 18+ with intellectual/developmental disabilities throughout the state. Their goal is to help residents achieve maximum growth and independence in a caring and supportive community setting. LSSI provides residents with structure and supervision, helping them increase self-sufficiency, build independent living skills, develop and maintain relationships, and use community resources.

Little City offers a variety of living options for both children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Their focus is on providing safe and nurturing environments for residents to learn, grow, and thrive. The residential facilities are staffed with highly trained Direct Support Professionals and managers who are experienced in caring for those with I/DD and understand the full spectrum of services, care, and compassion required depending on the individual's need level.

Shore Community Services Services' Community Integrated Living Arrangements (CILA) consists of three sites: a home in Evanston for two men, a home in Skokie for six men, and a home in Skokie for seven women.24-hour staff supervision is provided in each home to help individuals with specialized needs become as independent as they are able.The goal of the CILAs is to deliver services that provide for the total array of mental health and developmental service needs to support and ensure integrated community living.

Oak-Leyden's Community Living Services Program operates 12 residential community homes for residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The homes, known as Community Integrated Living Arrangements (or CILAs), allow adult participants to enjoy comfort, safety, and community in Chicago's near-west suburbs.Residents are provided 24-hour support and care that promote personal independence and physical well-being. Each of these accessible, family-like spaces house an average of four residents. Participants are able to grow and live as independently as possible, participating in communities as their neighbors do.In addition, Oak-Leyden offers intermittent support to adults with developmental disabilities who live on their own in the community. Oak-Leyden staff helps Intermittent CILA participants maintain their personal independence by providing the support they need.

Provides assistance with household tasks, personal care and, with permission of a doctor, certain health care procedures. Personal Assistants are selected, employed and supervised by the individual customer.

CTF Illinois has 32 community homes and serves over 200 people residentially within the CILA program. Each of the homes is adapted and personalized to meet each resident's style, as well as their physical and emotional needs. Individuals will share their home with 2 to 7 peers and they will take an active role in all activities within their home. CTF Illinois implements person-centered planning by which services within the home are developed based on the choices and needs of the individual.