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DuPage County Resources

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DuPage County C.R.I.S.

C.R.I.S. (Community Resource Information System) maintains a searchable database of various services offered to DuPage County residents. Information is searchable online with links and contact information for each provider/organization listed. 


Referral specialists are available by calling 211 and can be consulted to assist with a search of available resources to help meet your family's specific needs.


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Searchable Service Categories Include:

Housing and Utilities

Disaster Services

Food

Transportation

Clothing, Personal, and Household Items

Legal & Public Safety

Health, Wellness, and Dental

Mental Health

Individual and Family Support

Income Supports and Employment

Education

Veterans

Persons with Disabilities

Consumer and Information Services

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DuPage County Guide to Government Services

DuPage County Guide to Government Services - 2024 (pdf)Download

Homelessness & Housing Support

 

Catholic Charities: Hope House - DuPage County  

800-941-8681 

**Hope House provides the only 24-hour crisis hotline to assist and is the single point of entry for homeless services in DuPage County**

https://catholiccharitiesjoliet.org/services/community-services/

Providing housing and supportive services to individuals and families who are homeless often due to divorce, job loss or depleted savings.  During a temporary, short stay participants work toward securing employment and permanent housing.  


Catholic Charities: Additional Services - DuPage County


*Emergency Services/Homelessness Prevention 630-495-8008 

  vouchers for food, travel, clothing, and furniture; financial assistance for prescriptions; 

  rent/mortgage assistance; information/referrals to other programs 

*Daybreak Center 815-774-4663 

  https://catholiccharitiesjoliet.org/daybreak-center/

  24/7 emergency housing and supportive services to individuals and families; prevention support 

  when at risk of losing homes)

*Alternative Housing Programs 630-495-8008

  programs include transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, rapid rehousing with a 

  goal of supporting families in building self-sufficiency

*Immigrant Support Program 630-495-8008

  advocacy, support, and community outreach for individuals needing emergency services and 

  immigration-related support


DuPage PADS

630-682-3846

https://dupagepads.org/what-we-do/interim-housing-center/

The Interim Overnight Housing Program offers families and individuals a safe environment. Volunteers assist staff in providing dinner, breakfast, and a bag lunch, sleeping space, and support activities. 

Intake Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm; Saturday & Holidays 8a-12p; CLOSED Sunday

Walk-up Appointments: 703 W. Liberty Dr. Wheaton, IL

Call: 630-682-3846, option 1


Access Program https://dupagepads.org/what-we-do/access-center/

Supportive Housing https://dupagepads.org/what-we-do/permanent-supportive-housing/


Bridge Communities

630-545-0610

https://www.bridgecommunities.org/access-our-services/programs-and-services

Bridge Communities provides a holistic program of services that provide the necessary elements to create permanent change in the lives of families experiencing homelessness in DuPage County.  Services can include housing, case management, mentoring, employment, adult education, tutoring, family wellness, car donations, stability program, counseling resources, and a children's services.


DuPage County Street Outreach

630-682-3846, Option 2

https://dupagehomeless.org/homeless/

For those unsheltered persons needing someone to reach out to them and for those who see someone that is unsheltered. Leave a message with details. 


Peoples Resource Center

630-682-5402

https://www.peoplesrc.org/emergency-rent-and-mortgage/

People’s Resource Center community exists to respond to basic human needs, promote dignity and justice, and create a future of hope and opportunity for the residents of DuPage County. Offices are located in Wheaton and Westmont.  People’s Resource Center provides Homeless Prevention services including rent, security deposit, and mortgage assistance to prevent eviction and homelessness of individuals or families experiencing a shot-term economic crisis.  The program also assists homeless or displaced households with securing new housing by providing financial assistance and/or supportive services. 


Outreach (formerly Outreach Community Ministries)

630-682-1910

https://weareoutreach.org/services/transitional-housing/

*The Transitions Program primarily serves unhoused women ages 17-24 and links them with 

  case management support. Transitions works to support healthy living and self-sufficiency. 

  Part-time employment is required.

*Jubilee Village is a transitional housing program for pregnant and/or parenting mothers ages 

  18-24 and their children. Wrap-around services are provided and includes mentoring from 

  couples living on each floor of the program's residence. 

  Mothers must be homeless or at risk of homelessness. A valid driver's license is required.


DuPage County Regional Office of Education 

Homeless Students

630-514-1389

https://www.dupageroe.org/school-information/residency-homelessness

Information about the rights of homeless students; available in English and Spanish. Contact Heather Britton, Student Advocate, for additional information.

hbritton@dupageroe.org


­360 Youth Services - Transitional Living Program  

630.961.2992 ext. 1165 or email: jterdic@360youthservices.org or text SHELTER to 77948

https://www.360youthservices.org/housing/


360 Youth Services is committed to supporting youth from experiencing homelessness to independence, and offering the supportive and compassionate services needed to get them back on their feet and headed in the right direction. 360 Youth Services serves young people ages 13-24 and programs include an emergency youth shelter, transitional and rapid rehousing programs, and a group home. In addition to housing, youth are offered supportive services to build skills needed for self-sufficiency.


CHAD - Community Housing Advocacy & Development

630-456-4452

https://www.chadhousing.org/home

Community Housing Advocacy & Development (CHAD) is a non-profit corporation that provides quality, affordable, long-term rental housing to income qualifying, hardworking individuals and families who struggle to support themselves. CHAD owns, leases, and manages over 500 units in 30 west suburban communities including single family homes, duplexes, apartments and townhomes. CHAD offers below market rents to income qualified applicants.


Midwest Shelter for Homeless Veterans

630-871-VETS (8387)

https://www.helpaveteran.org/services

MSHV strives to empower at-risk veterans, and their families, to become self-sufficient, productive members of their communities. Services include affordable housing, freedom commissary, permanent supportive housing, supportive services for families of veterans, transitional housing, and a veteran employment program.


DuPage County Programs

*Single Family Rehabilitation Program (Home Repair)

https://www.dupagecounty.gov/government/departments/community_services/single_family_rehabilitation_program.php

Provides funding to eligible application-homeowners for repair/improvements needed to correct code violations, address health/safety issues, make accessibility improvements, and fix system failures.


*Family Self-Sufficiency Program 630-407-6500

https://cms5.revize.com/revize/dupage/Community%20Services/Documents/Programs/Resources/Family%20Self%20Sufficiency%20Brochure%202015.pdf

5 year program that helps families develop career plans, reach goals, and access services in support of economic self-sufficiency. This program offers comprehensive case management and other supportive services.

Housing Information Downloads

Peoples Resource Center - HomelssPrevention & ReHousing Program (pdf)Download
DuPage County Housing Continuum of Care - 2024 (pdf)Download
DuPage County Housing Continuum of Care SPANISH - 2024 (pdf)Download

Food Pantries & Resources

The Illinois Hunger Coalition - Hunger Hotline

800-359-2163 

http://www.ilhunger.org 


Apply for food stamps and health coverage over the phone. Find out if you qualify for other programs like WIC (Women, Infants & Children). Get free, confidential help if you've already applied for benefits and are having a difficult time getting them. Quickly find an emergency food pantry or soup kitchen near you.


Northern Illinois Food Bank 

http://www.solvehungertoday.org 

Online resource to help locate food pantries, soup kitchens, and meal programs closest to you


DuPage County - People's Resource Center

630-682-5402

http://www.peoplesrc.org/services 

Food Pantry

*Additional programs available; see Neighborhood Resource Centers & Community Services (below)


Naperville - Loaves & Fishes Community Services

630-355-3663

https://www.loaves-fishes.org/get-help/ 

Food and Nutrition Programs

*Additional programs available; see Neighborhood Resource Centers & Community Services (below)

 

 Catholic Charities - DuPage County

630-495-8008

https://catholiccharitiesjoliet.org/mobile-food-pantry-dates/  

Mobile Food Pantry


University of Illinois Extension

Eat.Move.Save Program

https://eat-move-save.extension.illinois.edu/

FREE online resources promoting easy wellness tips for anyone on a budget. 

EAT - healthier choices made easy.

MOVE - fun activities to get the whole family moving

SAVE - smart shopping tips to keep more money in your pocket


**Scroll down to DUPAGE COUNTY TOWNSHIPS section for additional Food Pantry information**

Health & Wellness Services

DuPage County Health Department

630-682-7400 (Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm)

https://www.dupagehealth.org/27/Health-Services


Offers a variety of services including:

Dental

Health

Pharmacy


Forensic Behavioral Health

 630-407-7400 (Emergency Phone 630-627-1700)

(Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm)

(Treatment Program Hours Monday-Thursday 8am-9pm; Friday 9am-4:30pm)

 https://www.dupagehealth.org/216/Forensic-Behavioral-Health-Services 


Provides assessment and treatment for ADULTS who have mental health and/or substance use treatment needs AND are involved in the criminal justice system. 

Services include: 

Cannabis Education

Court Ordered Substance use Treatment

Mental Illness Court Alternative Program (MICAP)

Post Crisis Response Team

Special Needs Advocacy Program (SNAP)

Re-Entry Program (for adults being released from DuPage County Jail)

Access DuPage

630-510-8720

www.accessdupage.org 


Offers temporary assistance to eligible individuals in DuPage County accessing medical services until that individual can become eligible for insurance

Access DuPage Flyer

Access Community Health Network

630-628-1811 (Addison)

630-893-5230 (Bloomingdale)

630-293-4124 (West Chicago)

www.accessdupage.org 


Offers assistance meeting primary and preventative health care needs at various locations across Chicagoland, including three in DuPage County. Visit their website to learn about the various services offered in the areas of Adults & Seniors, Pediatrics, Behavioral Health, and Support.

DuPage Dispensary of Hope

630.784-4288

https://accessdupage.org/dispensary-of-hope/


Free pharmacy program for uninsured, low income individuals. Income restrictions apply (see chart on their website to determine if you qualify; call for additional assistance). Not all medications are available and program uses generic versions only; see formulary (list of approved medications) for details. Must have a current prescription.

Hamdard Health Alliance

630-835-1430 (Addison Office)

224-414-1390 (Bensenville Office)

https://www.hamdardhealth.org/


Offers a wide range of services that include medical care, mental health support, case management, and health education. No matter what language you speak, what your past experience has been, or what your financial circumstances or health insurance status may be, Hamdard Health Alliance is happy to serve as your health and wellness partner and trusted medical home. 

VNA Health Care

630-394-8516 

(Aurora, Bensenville, Bolingbrook, Carol Stream, and Wheaton Offices)

https://www.vnahealth.com/


Offers comprehensive health services, including basic primary care, chronic disease management, and community health care.  Also employs a wrap-around network of social services to support patients. VNA community outreach workers promote wellness and disease prevention initiatives across their service area. Offers morning, daytime, evening, and weekend appointments. VNA participates in Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, and many private insurance plans. For those without insurance, a sliding fee discount scale is available. Benefits assistance specialists are always available to help patients who may be eligible for services. 

Midwestern University Clinics

630-743-4500

https://www.mwuclinics.com/illinois


Offers affordable rates for:

Medical Clinic 

Pharmacy Services

Eye & Vision Clinic

Dental Institute

Speech-Language Institute

Physical Therapy Institute

Dental Care

DuPage County Health Department

630-682-7400 ext. 7776

https://www.dupagehealth.org/370/Dental-Clinic

Provides access to dental services and oral health education for low-income residents of DuPage County. 


College of DuPage Dental Hygiene Clinic

630-942-3250

https://www.cod.edu/academics/programs/dental/dental-hygiene-clinic/index.aspx

All treatment is done by students under the supervision of Licensed Dental Hygienist and Dentists. Visit site for a list of services provided and associated costs.


Chicago Dental Society

630-260-8530

The CDS Foundation Dental Clinic provides free basic dental care to patients with proof of income below 200% of the poverty level and residency in Cook, Lake or DuPage counties. 


DentaQuest

1-888-875-7428

https://www.dentaquest.com/en

Offers a searchable, online database of participating dentists who accept Medicaid, Medicare, and Marketplace/Affordable Care Act plans as well as individual and group plans.

Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS)

630-328-1000


Offers information and online application for state-funded programs, including:

SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program)

Cash Assistance

Medical Programs

TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families)

WIC (Women, Infants, and Children)

Emergency Food and/or Shelter

Sexual Assault Prevention Program

For an overview of all services, visit:

http://www.dhs.state.il.us/page.aspx?item=27894


To apply online for SNAP, Healthcare, Cash Assistance, or Medicare Savings visit:

https://abe.illinois.gov/abe/access/ 

Metropolitan Family Services - Family Shelter Services

630-221-8290 (main line)

630-469-5650 (hotline)

https://www.metrofamily.org/fssofmfsd/get-help/


Offers support to local victims of domestic violence. Services include Safety Planning, Court Services, Legal Protection, 24/7 Hotline, and General Information/Resources

Healthcare and other State of Illinois benefits:

ABE

Determine eligibility or apply for state benefits by visiting the online self-service site https://abe.illinois.gov/abe/access/ 

or calling 800-843-6154.


For in-person assistance, contact the DuPage County Health Department 630-682-7400 and ask for a BENEFITTING APPOINTMENT.

Mental Health Resources

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Substance Use Resources

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Comprehensive Community Based Youth Services (CCBYS)

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Northeast DuPage Family and Youth Services (NEDFYS)

Northeast DuPage Family and Youth Services (NEDFYS)

 

CCBYS AGENCIES receive state funding to increase family reunification, improve family stabilization, and divert or minimize involvement in the child welfare and/or juvenile justice system. 


Three agencies serve DuPage County. Caregivers whose home address is in DuPage County can contact the agency in their area to request services. (If you reside in another county, contact 877-870-2663) 


Services are often provided at no cost to families. Please contact the agency in your area to learn more.

Northeast DuPage Family and Youth Services (NEDFYS)

Northeast DuPage Family and Youth Services (NEDFYS)

Northeast DuPage Family and Youth Services (NEDFYS)

(Northern DuPage County)  

630-693-7934  

https://www.nedfys.org/crisis-intervention-services 


Communities Served:  Addison, Bartlett, Bensenville, Burr Ridge, Elmhurst, Glendale Heights, Hinsdale, Itasca, Lemont, Oak Brook, Oakbrook Terrace, Villa Park, Wood Dale  

Outreach

360 Youth Services

360 Youth Services

(Central DuPage County)  

630-682-1910

https://weareoutreach.org/services/family-stabilization/ 


Communities Served:  Bloomingdale, Carol Stream, Glen Ellyn, Hanover Park, Lombard, Roselle, Warrenville, Wayne, West Chicago, Wheaton, Winfield    

360 Youth Services

360 Youth Services

360 Youth Services

(Southern DuPage County) 

630-717-9408

https://360youthservices.org/access-services/     


Communities Served:  Aurora, Bolingbrook, Clarendon Hills, Darien, Downers Grove, Lisle, Naperville, Westmont, Willowbrook, Woodridge    

Parenting Resources and Programs for Adults

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Domestic Violence

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Parenting Resources and Programs for Youthful Parents

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Education

DuPage County Regional Office of Education

Student Success Overview https://css.dupageroe.org/

Truancy Overview https://www.dupageroe.org/services/truancy

 

ALOP (Alternative Learning Opportunities Program) - designed for students who are at risk of academic failure and/or struggling with attendance. Referrals to ALOP DuPage are made through the student’s home school.  If you have questions about eligibility, please contact the ALOP Coordinator, Kathy Ekstrand.

kekstrand@dupageroe.org


Rebound -  supports students in grades 6-12 during a suspension of four or more days with academic instruction continuity while promoting restorative practices teaching conflict resolution and strengthening social emotional skills.  Referrals to Rebound are made through the student’s home school.  If you have questions, please contact the Rebound Coordinator, Kathy Ekstrand.

kekstrand@dupageroe.org


Launch - designed as a short-term, transitional approach to reintegrating students back into school after inpatient hospitalization. Small groups offer increased social and emotional support. Contact your child's school for additional information. If you have questions, please contact Kathy Ekstrand.  kekstrand@dupageroe.org


Partners for Success - offers an alternative to expulsion and/or can benefit students with multiple suspensions in grades 6-12. Contact Principal Linda Downey with questions

ldowney@dupageroe.org


Parents as Teachers - supports children from the prenatal period through age 3 as well as their parents. This early childhood intervention program offers routine parent education, discusses stages of healthy child development, offers developmental screening, and is free to parents residing in select DuPage School Districts (2, 4, 15, 16, 96) Contact Lenny Rivota, Early Childhood Coordinator, for additional information

mrivota@dupageroe.org


GED/HSE (High School Equivalency) - available to youth age 18 and older* (see website for details) without a GED or High School Diploma and is a resident of Illinois. Contact Raquel Wadsworth, Division Assistant, for additional information. rwadsworth@dupageroe.org


Homeless Students

Information about the rights of homeless students; available in English and Spanish. Contact Heather Britton, Student Advocate, for additional information.

hbritton@dupageroe.org

630-514-1389

https://www.dupageroe.org/school-information/residency-homelessness

College of DuPage

GED Testing Information

Neighborhood Resource Centers & Community Support

Various services are offered through local Neighborhood Resource Centers (NRCs) and community support organizations. Contact an NRC/community support organization in your area to learn about available financial, educational, spiritual, emotional, and/or social support.


Addison - Henry Hyde Resource Center

630-543-3080

After School Program, Summer Camp, English Language Acquisition, Spanish Literacy, Computer Literacy, Teen Parenting Classes

 http://www.addisonpoliceillinois.org/services/henry_hyde_resource_center/index.php 


Carol Stream - Outreach Community Center

630-260-7600

Youth Development Programs, College Opportunity Program, Case Management, Counseling, Community Development

https://weareoutreach.org/locations/outreach-carol-stream/


Naperville - Loaves & Fishes Community Services

630-355-3663

Food and Nutrition Programs, Car Donation, Computer Training, Drop-In Health Clinic, English Language Acquisition, Emergency Assistance, Emotional Support, Job Search Assistance, Legal Support, Money Education, Moving Up Poverty Education Class (free childare; gift card), Public Benefits Assistance, Resource Meetings, Income Tax Assistance

https://www.loaves-fishes.org/get-help/


Villa Park - York Community Resource Center

Youth Development, Case Management, Counseling

https://www.outreachcommunityministries.org/york/


Warrenville - Warrenville Youth & Family Services

630-393-7057

Youth Development, Mentoring, Case Management, Counseling, Hispanic Outreach

https://weareoutreach.org/locations/outreach-warrenville/


West Chicago - Puente del Pueblo

630.876.6681

Youth Development Programs, Case Management, Spanish & English Literacy, Counseling

https://weareoutreach.org/locations/outreach-west-chicago/


Wheaton - People's Resource Center

630-682-5402

Case Management, Transitional Housing, Counseling

https://weareoutreach.org/locations/outreach-wheaton/


DuPage County - People's Resource Center

630-682-5402

Food Pantry

Emergency Rent and Mortgage Assistance

Clothes Closet (free, gently-used seasonal clothing for men, women and children)

Financial Assistance and Social Services (available on a limited basis for qualified clients facing special hardships or unexpected needs such as transportation, utilities, and medical expenses.)

Job Assistance (workshops; one-on-one job search coaching)

Computer Assistance (FREE classes in computer skills and software; FREE computer repair/maintenance for existing PRC clients)

Adult Learning and Literacy (instruction in English, math, reading skills, GED preparation, and citizenship test preparation; tutoring)

Art Classes (adults, youths, and families)

http://www.peoplesrc.org/services


DuPage County Townships

Townships are local units of government. Each township offers General Assistance programs to qualifying residents. DuPage County is divided into nine townships. If you are in need of assistance, please review the map below to identify your local office. Contact your local office to determine what type of help is available in your area and qualification guidelines.


FIND YOUR TOWNSHIP

Visit http://www.isgs.illinois.edu/plss and enter your address of residence to determine your township.


Addison Township

630-530-8161

General Assistance Program: http://www.addisontownship.com/supervisors-office/

Food Pantry: http://www.addisontownship.com/food-pantry/


Bloomingdale Township

630-529-9993 (General Assistance)

630-893-6685 (Youth Services Bureau)

General Assistance: http://www.bloomingdaletownship.com/services---ga.aspx

Youth Services Bureau: https://www.bloomingdaletownship.com/services/youth-service-bureau  


Downers Grove Township

630-719-6600 (Main Number)

630-719-6670 (Human Services)

Financial Assistance: https://www.dgtownship.com/general-assistance/


Lisle Township

630-968-2087

Financial Assistance: https://www.lisletownship.com/financial-assistance

Food Pantry: https://www.lisletownship.com/food-pantry

Youth & Family Services: https://www.lisletownship.com/youth-and-family-services


Milton Township

630-668-1616

General Assistance:  https://miltontownship.net/government/departments/general-assistance/

Food Pantry: https://miltontownship.net/assistance/food-pantry/ 

Youth Committee Scholarships: https://miltontownship.net/services/youth-services/youth-scholarships/ 


Naperville Township

630-355-2786

Assistance Programs:   http://www.napervilletownship.com/supervisor/about.html 


Wayne Township

630-231-7173

General Assistance (Financial, Food & Clothing, Medical): http://www.waynetwp-il.org/assistance/notes

Food Pantry: https://www.waynetwp-il.org/assistance/food


Winfield Township

331-240-2665

Basic Needs Assistance:  https://www.winfieldtownship.com/assistance-programs/ 


York Township

630-620-2400

General Assistance: https://yorktwsp.com/general-assistance-home-2/

Food Pantry: https://yorktwsp.com/food-pantry/ 

Other Resources

DCFS (Department of Children and Family Services) 

1-800-25-ABUSE (1-800-252-2873)

Report suspected child abuse or neglect.

https://www.illinois.gov/dcfs/Pages/default.aspx

*YouthCare is a specialized healthcare program for current and former youth in care age 0-21 and covers medical, behavioral health, dental, vision, and pharmacy needs.

https://dcfs.illinois.gov/brighter-futures/healthy/healthplan.html


Adult Protective Services 

1-866-800-1409 (available 24/7)

Report concerns for an older person (adults age 60 or older) and adults age 18-59 with disabilities in resolving the abuse, neglect, or financial exploitation situations.

https://www2.illinois.gov/aging/ProtectionAdvocacy/Pages/abuse.aspx


DuPage County Community Services - Senior Services

630-407-6500 (available Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm)

Includes local Adult Protective Services, Case Management, Family Caregiver Subsidies, Home Delivered Meals, and other services

https://cms5.revize.com/revize/dupage/government/departments/community_services/programs.php#collapse2291b0


Worknet DuPage 

630-955-2030

http://www.worknetdupage.org/

Trains, connects, and develops the workforce of DuPage County. Supports individuals wanting to return to work.


DuPage Federation on Human Services

Welcoming Center

630-426-3361

Resource for immigrants and refugees to assist in finding information and assistance. FREE program offering information and referrals on topics such as housing, food, healthcare, transportation, legal issues, language needs, employment, and education.

https://www.dupagefederation.org/resources 


Smart911

https://www.smart911.com/

Free service to assist you when calling 911. Plan ahead and enter important details into a private/secure location to ensure first responders have information needed in advance, including medical issues, to help them respond as efficiently as possible. 

Funding for this website provided in whole or in part by the Illinois Department of Human Services - Division of Family and Community Services

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