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Provides immediate, walk-in care for minor injuries and non-emergency illnesses that are not life-threatening but need early attention. Common conditions include sore throat, pink eye, flu, sprains, and strains.

Education program assisting the general population with preserving and fostering home and commercial landscape and community gardens.

Education programs for those receiving SNAP that teaches how to purchase, cook, and eat fruit and vegetables that are nutritionally sound.

Offers fitness classes and recreational events for seniors.

In-person workshops focused on financial literacy topics to help individuals become financially stable, improve their housing situation, and possibly achieve homeownership. Topics include money-saving tips, understanding credit reports and credit cards, building generational wealth, and more.

Encourages members to remain active in their community and maintain social engagement with other seniors and the broader community.

The health department is constantly monitoring school absences in an attempt to determine a food borne outbreak or a disease outbreak. The health department is also required to have drills annually to see how quickly they could dispense medications to the population should a bioterrorist event or pandemic influenza occur.

The health department currently monitors what is happening in the world regarding different disease outbreaks.

A website containing information to help survivors understand the complex emotional aftermath of suicide. Featured on the website is a community forum that is overseen by a mental health counselor and trained team of survivor moderators who provide information and hope. The website also features a blog, memorial wall, stories from survivors, and more.

Provides a registered dietitian and certified diabetes educator to help manage diabetes and eating disorders. In-person at Christopher location, but via telehealth for other locations.

Offers veterans a chance to benefit from an animal by providing training programs, fostering, and reduced adoption fees. Also provides active duty military members with foster care for animals during deployment.

Provides community-led mediation services to members of the community who are in a disagreement or dispute. Both parties share their side of the story and explore possible solutions. DRI equips local community members with the tools needed to resolve their specific problems and helps coordinate mediators with cases. Works with landlords and tenants, families, members of faith communities, small claims, and businesses. Participation in mediation is voluntary. DRI does NOT offer any legal advice.

Provides a holistic approach to changing unhealthy lifestyles, addressing issues that have caused chronic homelessness and preventing relapse to offend. Program uses group, one-on-one, referral, and follow-up contact to address all barriers to healthy, independent living.

Serves families interested in adopting a child. Allows birth parents and adoptive parents to design an adoption plan that is in the best interest of the child, and recognizes the importance of the adoptive parents and birth parents developing an on-going relationship. Services include counseling young women who are pregnant, adoption orientations, adoption home studies for domestic and international adoptions, as well as for special needs adoptions, post-placement supervision, finalization services, ongoing support groups, and adoption searches.

Website offering information developed and designed to offer resources related to Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) in the form of research, training, special events, tips and techniques, and other information intended for use and application by families affected by autism and professionals in the field.

Provides assistance with paying weekly co-payments for childcare expenses. Participants must use a licensed childcare provider and be approved through the Child Care Resource and Referral. 

Provides hospital and general medical care services.

Provides GED classes for adults needing assistance in preparing for the exam. Classes are held mornings and evenings.

Provides socialization to other seniors by calling 1-2 times a month. Volunteer callers are matched by similar interests and schedule compatibility and receive training on how to ensure calls are respectful, meaningful, and enjoyable.

Provides the facilitation of investigations of child sexual and physical abuse. Provides a safe, child friendly place for children and their families to meet with a specially trained interviewer and advocate who provide referrals for specialized medical exams, counseling services, and any other resources necessary. Assists children and families throughout law enforcement and DCFS investigations. Also provides child abuse prevention and body safety resources for families.

Offers to help patients prevent illness, manage ongoing health conditions, and get care when they are sick. Services may include exams, screenings, immunizations, care for acute illness, chronic disease care, referrals, and care coordination.