Specialized Information and Referral | Illinois National Guard Military and Family Assistance Center (MFAC)
2323 S. Airport Rd, Peoria, IL 61607
Eligibility
Required documents
Hours
Voice - Peoria Office
Languages
English
Application process
Please call or visit.
Fees
None
Service area
No boundaries.
Description
Family Assistance Centers offer a place to receive reliable information and referrals. These services are structured to include service members of any branch or component, family members, and retirees. Resource and referral services include, but are not limited to: Community Information and Referral: Provides military and civilian resources through agencies, groups, private organizations, and/or clergy to solve or assist with resolving problems. ID Cards & DEERS: Information and assistance for eligible family members to obtain identification cards and enroll in Department of Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS). To make an appointment, call the Benefits Center at 217-761-3307. TRICARE Health & Dental: Assistance in coordinating TRICARE enrollment, claims, and issues with the nearest Health Benefits Advisor, as well as providing information on TRICARE health and dental services. Financial Management: Provide financial resource referrals, to include grants to eligible service members. For more information on Financial Services or contact information for a ILNG Financial Counselor please view the ILNARG Family Programs Branch Office Personal Financial Counseling Services pamphlet. Crisis Intervention: Capable of identifying family crisis situations and provide immediate assistance to stabilize situations and refer to appropriate resources for assistance. Legal Assistance: Referral to local and state legal resources for assistance with legal matters. Emergency Family Assistance Centers: Established in times of natural or man-made disasters, operating around the clock to support both service and family members. Exceptional Family Member Program: A program to assist AGR/Deployed families who have members with learning and/or medical conditions that require specific treatment facilities nearest to them to meet those needs
Last Assured
12/11/2025
What's Here
Providing organization
Illinois National Guard Military and Family Assistance Center MFAC
Family Assistance Centers offer a place to receive reliable information and referrals. These services are structured to include service members of any branch or component, family members, and retirees. Resource and referral services include, but are not limited to: Community Information and Referral: Provides military and civilian resources through agencies, groups, private organizations, and/or clergy to solve or assist with resolving problems. ID Cards & DEERS: Information and assistance for eligible family members to obtain identification cards and enroll in Department of Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS). To make an appointment, call the Benefits Center at 217-761-3307. TRICARE Health & Dental: Assistance in coordinating TRICARE enrollment, claims, and issues with the nearest Health Benefits Advisor, as well as providing information on TRICARE health and dental services. Financial Management: Provide financial resource referrals, to include grants to eligible service members. For more information on Financial Services or contact information for a ILNG Financial Counselor please view the ILNARG Family Programs Branch Office Personal Financial Counseling Services pamphlet. Crisis Intervention: Capable of identifying family crisis situations and provide immediate assistance to stabilize situations and refer to appropriate resources for assistance. Legal Assistance: Referral to local and state legal resources for assistance with legal matters. Emergency Family Assistance Centers: Established in times of natural or man-made disasters, operating around the clock to support both service and family members. Exceptional Family Member Program: A program to assist AGR/Deployed families who have members with learning and/or medical conditions that require specific treatment facilities nearest to them to meet those needs
