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The Salvation Army Canton & Fulton County 360 Life Center offers a variety of services for Fulton County residents in need. This location partners with Loving Bottoms to offer diapers, wipes, period kits including pads and tampons, as well as adult diapers and bed pads.

The JFLOCI is dedicated to young athletes who participate within our organization and to their safety and enjoyment. The JFLOCI will serve affiliated members by providing at a reasonable price equipment, organization, insurance and a fundraising program for youth football participants, while promoting the sport of contact football, education and character development to young people between the ages of 8 and 14 years old. Flag football has different age requirements, please refer to rules. Cheerleaders must be the age of 8 years old, please see rules for more info. The JFLOCI is committed to providing a positive youth sports experience for all participants.

The Graham Health System mental/behavioral health care staff includes Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (PMHNP), a Licensed Clinical Practice Counselor (LCPC), and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). These professionals provide support to adults, teens, and children seeking diagnosis, short or long-term treatment (including medication, when appropriate), and management of mental and emotional health challenges. Services are offered, by appointment, at the Canton, Elmwood, Farmington, Macomb, and Lewistown locations.

The Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program provides temporary financial assistance for pregnant women and families with one or more dependent children. TANF provides financial assistance to help pay for food, shelter, utilities, and expenses other than medical.

Peoria City/County Health Department offers adolescent/adult immunizations.

Crittenton Centers offers no-cost services to strengthen families, including-- parental education classes, support groups, home visits, and family advocacy for those involved with child welfare services.

OSF Cancer Institute offers a variety of cancer support services. Behavioral & Mental Health Billing & Insurance Cardio-oncology Clinic Counseling Diet & Nutrition Exercise Financial Navigator Hospice Care Nurse Navigator Palliative and Supportive Care Rehabilitation Scalp Cooling Therapy Smoking Cessation Social Services Spiritual Support Survivorship Teaching Kitchen

The Multiple Sclerosis Foundation is a nonprofit serving people affected by multiple sclerosis (MS). Callers receive personalized information about multiple sclerosis and connections to local and national resources related to MS. Service coordinators and peer counselors can talk through needs, answer questions, and help find the right support. Through the helpline, people with MS can also learn about and apply for a variety of support programs (eligibility usually requires an MS diagnosis), such as *Emergency Assistance Grant -- financial help for urgent needs like rent or utility bills (documentation required) *Healthcare Assistance Grant -- helps uninsured individuals pay for neurologist or dental visits *Homecare Assistance Grant – short-term homecare, caregiver respite, therapy services *Transportation Assistance Grant – funding for paratransit or rides to medical appointments (Lyft/Uber) and minor car repairs *Assistive Technology Program – info and partial funding for devices that aid daily living (e.g., canes, adaptive tech) *Computer Program – provides computers to help people with MS stay connected. *Cooling Program – cooling vests and accessories for heat sensitivity. In addition, the helpline can connect callers to peer counseling, advice on local support groups, and online communities.

The Single Family Housing Repair Loans & Grants program through the United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development division is also known as the Section 504 Home Repair program. It has two branches: 1. The program provides loans to very low-income homeowners to repair, improve, or modernize their homes. 2. It also offers grants to elderly, very low-income homeowners to remove health and safety hazards. How may funds be used? -Loans may be used to repair, improve, or modernize homes; or remove health and safety hazards -Grants must be used to remove health and safety hazards ---------------------------------- How much money is available? -Maximum loan is $40,000 -Maximum grant is $10,000 -Loans and grants can be combined for up to $50,000 in assistance

The Granville Township Office administers limited community assistance/general relief for eligible township residents. Granville Township covers Granville, Standard, and some immediately-surrounding rural areas. Please confirm your township using the map link below. To confirm that you are in Granville Township, please view the following map: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Granville+Township,+IL

The Tazewell County Emergency Management Agency works with county residents, businesses, and governments to prepare for and recover from natural and human-caused disasters.

The TCRC Sight Center in Morton, Illinois provides innovative services for the blind and visually impaired. The Center helps patients remain independent and self-sufficient through low vision optometric assessments, mobility services, specialized computer technology, community rehabilitation, optical aids and devices, and other support services.

Career Link works to connect individuals with employment opportunities through training and additional services.

The goal of TCHD is to promote and protect the public's health. Public health may include preventing diseases, promoting healthy lifestyles, providing sanitary conditions, and ensuring safe food and water.

The Parkinson's Foundation Helpline can assist with- -Current disease information -Medical issues, including symptoms and treatments, as well caregiver concerns -Referrals to health professionals and community resources for local support

CityLink paratransit service is a "safety net" for only those individuals who do not have the functional capability to use the fixed-route system.

El Paso Township offers community assistance for residents of El Paso township in emergency situations, as well as the general relief/general assistance program for qualifying residents. To confirm that you are in El Paso Township, please view the following map: https://www.google.com/maps/place/El+Paso+Township,+IL

The primary focus is on helping parents locate child care which meets the parents' needs, determining whether a family qualifies for assistance in paying for child care, providing training for those who work with young children, recruiting additional child care providers, and providing consultation on health issues in child care programs. Families seeking child care may also call the toll-free referral number, (800) 421-4371, and speak to an experienced child care specialist who will offer comprehensive education about: Child Care options Child development information Licensing regulations Quality indicators Financial assistance *Families receive referrals, not recommendations, to child care providers that may meet their identified needs. Un-biased referrals to providers are done by computer selections that meet the needs of parents. SAL Child Care Connection is NOT a monitoring agency and does not endorse or recommend one provider over another. A listing with SAL Child Care Connection is not a guarantee of quality. Referral lists are available by email or mail, but you may always pick up your referral list at our office if you prefer. During an initial intake conversation, a Child Care Advisor can help answer questions concerning indicators of quality care, average costs of care, and can help develop an action plan for finding the type of child care that meets a family's needs. Information gathered for each family during the intake process is kept on file and is completely confidential.

The Division of Rehabilitation Services is the state's lead agency serving individuals with disabilities. DRS works in partnership with people with disabilities and their families to assist them in making informed choices to achieve full community participation through employment, education, and independent living opportunities.

ACM Care is a non-profit organization that serves as a Case Coordination Unit for the Community Care Program, contracted by the Illinois Department on Aging, for the City of Peoria, Tazewell County, Woodford County, Marshall County, and Stark County. ACM will initially provide a care coordinator to visit the home and conduct a comprehensive assessment to determine the needs of the person. The coordinator will then work with the person and family members to the link the person with needed services and resources. These can include in-home services, adult day care, home delivered or congregate meals, transportation options, assistive devices, and more.

CIPSG offers a support group for individuals affected by Parkinson's disease.

VA.gov is a web portal that provides Service Members, Veterans, their families, and authorized caregivers with a single sign-on and central access point to clinical and benefits information.

Putnam County Community Center offers wheelchairs for loan to community members if needed and available.

The Institute for Human Resources offers mediation services to parents with child custody issues.

The Peoria Township Relief Office offers various forms of assistance to Peoria Township residents. BASIC PROGRAM DETAILS: Energy assistance appointments are set by phone only, typically on the last two business days of each month and will be posted on the township website under "Upcoming Events" at the bottom (https://peoriatownshipil.com). If call-in dates are not yet posted, please call the township for specifics. On call-in dates, please call repeatedly. Water bill assistance is available ONLY if you have a shut off notice. Please call for further details. Eyeglasses and dental assistance are available on a limited basis. Please call for more details.