Provides crisis line (630-860-9122) round the clock for assessment and brief and immediate intervention and emergency assistance

Provides residential shelter, protection, representation, and advocacy for the victims (women, children, and elders) of domestic violence and abuse

Provides bilingual counseling to individuals, couples, and families. Facilitates preservation and stabilization of families

Deals with the Department of Children & Family Services (DCFS) in abuse and neglect cases

Provides court ordered assessment, treatment, and supervised child visitation to families involved with the DCFS and/or non-custodial parents

Provides parenting skills training to parents under court supervision

Helps enhance one’s sense of well being, coping skills, and anger and stress management strategies

Provides community education and outreach with a focus on primary prevention and early intervention

Serves as a processing center for a variety of human service needs through a single point of contact

Provides educational, employment, housing, medical, dental, and legal assistance and referrals

Provides consultation to school system, and law enforcement and mainstream community agencies