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Midwest Express Clinic provides walk-in treatment for individuals with minor illnesses or injuries that do not require a hospital emergency room.

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The Place for Children with Autism provides an individualized autism assessment called the Verbal Behavior Milestones Assessment and Placement Program, or VB-MAPP. Using the VB-MAPP, they determine baseline skills and assess each child's current milestones relating to language, learning, and social skills.

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Enlace Chicago's Leadership Academy is a two-day training that covers topics relating to organizing, leadership and advocacy. All sections are set within the context of Enlace's work in Little Village. The Academy serves to unify visions and notions of an advocacy identity, the meaning of being a leader and the importance of community organizing.

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Chicago Public Library provides access to the internet for free.

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UChicago Medicine provides comprehensive diagnosis and advanced treatment options for youth with endocrine disorders.

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Cara Collective provides resources to help clients search for jobs, speak with counselors, fill out applications, and practice interviewing skills.

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Parkshore Estates Nursing & Rehabilitation Center offers comprehensive skilled nursing and therapy services including in-house hemodialysis, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, wound care, educational classes, IV services, respiratory services, nutritional services, pain management, diagnostics in-house, and drain maintenance.

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Illinois Action for Children provides a safe, high-quality education with qualified teachers and staff in IAFC's Early Learning Programs. Children also receive nutritious meals and access to transportation (some restrictions apply). Income-eligible children up to age five, including those with special needs, are welcome.

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ACCESS Community Health Network (ACHN) operates a number of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) that provide testing and vaccination against the COVID-19 virus.

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The Friendship Centers provides dog and cat food in addition to kitty litter, treats, and when available, leashes, bowls, and new or gently used toys. They can also assist in locating low-cost veterinary services.

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Trinity Services, Inc. - Family Counseling Center - Homewood provides one-on-one counseling between therapist and client.

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St. Sabina Employment Resource Center offers education assistance, including:Free GED classes in partnership with Kennedy King CollegeTABE testing to ascertain the need for ABE Literacy sessionsFree Pharmacy Technician Classes with the opportunity to get a license and certificationDigital Literacy Classes - basic computer classes and social media classesCollege preparation assistanceGuidance with the selection of City Colleges and Training Provider certification programs

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Village of Steger Louis Sherman Community Center provides exercise equipment for use on-site and hosts group exercise activities.

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ATI Physical Therapy provides physical therapy services to promote mobility and function needed for daily life.

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Planned Parenthood of Illinois offers services related to the testing, counseling, and treatment referrals for HIV. Rapid HIV testing can be done with a blood sample taken from a finger stick. The results are available in 10-40 minutes.

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Park District of Oak Park (PDOP) offers afterschool programs for children and teens.

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Beyond Hunger offers a range of benefit assistance services including cash assistance, medicare savings, RTA ride free permit, license plate sticker discounts, access to care, and state ID financial assistance.

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Kindred - Chicago Central Hospital provides services to assist clients in wellness with chronic conditions such as diabetes, stroke or brain injury, and much more.

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Chicago Public Schools - Peace and Education Coalition Alternative Accelerated High School - Second Chance High School's alternative educational program provides students with a computer lab, cafeteria, office spaces, and an outdoor basketball and picnic area. Their program is designed to guide students through basic English, math, and science and eventually obtaining their high school diploma.

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This food pantry is operated in partnership with the Greater Chicago Food Depository.

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Mathnasium provides individual educational support in mathematics from K through 12th grade, including homework/studying help or test prep. Online tutoring is also available.

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One Hope United Child Development Centers address the unique needs of each community, child, and family they serve. They nurture children's development and collaborate with parents to help children become independent, self-confident learners. The curriculum-based programs aim to prepare students for success when they start kindergarten.

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Senior Helpers specializes in providing in-home assistance services. Offerings include:Alzheimer's & Dementia CareParkinson's CareCompanion CarePersonal CareReturn Home Transitional CareChronic Disease CareVA Benefits AssistanceRespite CareEnd-of-Life Support Care

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Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) offers programs for adults with visual impairments to enable them to work and participate fully in family and community life. Services include vocational rehabilitation and the Business Enterprise Program for the Blind (BEPB) which offers management opportunities in the food service industry to individuals who are legally blind after completing a six-month training course.

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Unemployment insurance is a state-operated program designed to partially replace lost wages when individuals are out of work. Like fire, accident, health, and other types of insurance, it is for emergencies: when individuals are temporarily or permanently out of a job or if they work less than full time because of a lack of work.The program ensures that, if individuals meet the eligibility requirements of the law, they will have some income while they are looking for a job, up to a maximum of 26 full weeks in a one-year period, depending on when the claim was established. Unemployment insurance, however, cannot and does not protect individuals against wage losses while they are absent from work due to illness or while they are idle by choice.

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