Offers numerous types of educational and youth programs and resources to bring sexual health information directly to people in local communities. Goals are to prevent unintended pregnancy and disease through helping people develop healthy, responsible attitudes and behaviors regarding sexuality. Encourages and supports parents in being the primary educators of their children. When it comes to sexuality education in the home, PPIL can assist parents in identifying what their children need to know and when, as well as providing resources that meet the needs of their family.

Provides confidential healthcare services for individual regarding family planning, tuberculosis care, refugee health screenings, immunizations, women's health screenings, treatment and prevention services for sexually transmitted infections, case management and support for expecting families or babies with special needs. Programs: - Clinic. - Illinois Brest and Cervical Cancer Program (IBCCP). - WISEWOMAN. - Better Birth Outcomes (BBO). -Adverse Pregnancy Outcome Reporting System (APORS). Clinic: - Family planning, including pregnancy testing, contraceptives, and education. - STI/STD screening and treatment. - Refugee health including screenings and immunizations/vaccinations. - Tuberculosis care including diagnostic work-up, medications, and care management. - PrEP (preventive HIV treatment) including screening and medication. Illinois Breast and Cervical Cancer Program (IBCCP): - Helps uninsured women 35-64 years of age get life-saving screenings and referrals for beast and cervical cancer. WISEWOMAN: - Helps women life a heart healthy lifestyle through one-on-one coaching on healthy eating, active lifestyle, and smoking cessation. - Provides heart disease screening, including blood pressure, glucose, and cholesterol checks. Better Birth Outcomes (BBO): - Provides mothers with personalized support during each stage of pregnancy. - Home visits and monthly engagement provide prenatal education to eligible pregnant women, emphasizing the importance of regular prenatal medical visits is encouraged to ensure a healthy pregnancy and better birth outcomes. - Women are enrolled in the program through pregnancy up to 6 weeks postpartum. Adverse Pregnancy Outcome Reporting System (APORS): - Provides free home-visiting support for families with new babies with identified risk factors. Public health nurses provide education, developmental screenings, and referrals. Services for the public: - Pregnancy testing. - Free condoms. - Testing and treatment for HIV and STIs/STDs (HIV Care Connect - medical case management, testing and treatment, partner notification and treatment, and PrEP). - Fammily planning for those 12 and older. - Children's vaccinations for those with no other provider. - Immunization record request. - Support for pregnant women to have a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby. - Assistance with screening for cervical or breast cancer. - Getting started on a heart healthy lifestyle. - Staying healthy when traveling. - Refugee healthcare, including screenings and immunizations/vaccinations.

Offers numerous types of educational and youth programs and resources to bring sexual health information directly to people in local communities. Goals are to prevent unintended pregnancy and disease through helping people develop healthy, responsible attitudes and behaviors regarding sexuality. Encourages and supports parents in being the primary educators of their children. When it comes to sexuality education in the home, PPIL can assist parents in identifying what their children need to know and when, as well as providing resources that meet the needs of their family.

Offers many different health services to the LGBTQ community. Services available: - Primary health care. - Case management. - Hormone replacement therapy. - Mental health services. - General health services.

Services provided: - Communicable disease program. - Communicable disease reporting and follow-up. - Immunizations. - Foreign travel. - STD/STI screening, reporting, treatment, and follow-up. - Tuberculosis screening, treatment, and follow-up. - HIV counseling, testing, and referral. - Chronic disease program. - Pregnancy testing. - Hypertension screening. - Cholesterol screening. - Diabetes screening. - Lead poisoning screening. - Prostate cancer screening. - Measels/Mumps/Rubella screening. - Varicella (chickenpox) screening. - Hepatitis B screening. - Complete blood count (CBC). - Basic metabolic panel (BMP). - Fasting comprehensive metabolic panel. - Liver panel. - Vitamin D screening.

Provides prevention, education, comprehensive care & support, housing, and advocacy services for individuals, families, and the community in Central Illinois who live with or have been affected by HIV/AIDS and related illnesses. Programs include: - HIV Positive Food Pantry. - Active Street and Community Outreach. - Prison Outreach. - Drug Addiction Outreach. - Local School District Outreach. - Fixed site outreach targeting those individuals most at risk for contracting HIV.

Offers many different health services to the LGBTQ community. Services available: - Primary health care. - Case management. - Hormone replacement therapy. - Mental health services. - General health services.

Personal Responsibility Education Program is a sex education curriculum geared to decrease teen pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections (STI), and HIV.

STI Services include: - Free condoms. - Safe sex education and counseling. - STI education. - HIV & STI testing. - STI same-day treatment. HIV Prevention Services: - HIV counseling and testing. - Risk reduction for people at high risk for HIV (PrEP prescriptions) - Educational presentations at schools and community groups. - HIV support group. - Anonymous partner notification and referral services.

Offers many different health services to the LGBTQ community. Services available: - Primary health care. - Case management. - Hormone replacement therapy. - Mental health services. - General health services.

Provides reproductive and contraceptive services, including: - On-site clinics to provide women with annual reproductive examinations. - Reproductive and contraceptive education and choice of contraceptive methods are available. - Follow-up laboratory reports and type of contraception are provided according to individual need. - Basic infertility services and referral are also provided to persons trying to achieve pregnancy, as is pregnancy testing. - Males can receive some services through this program as well.

Offers numerous types of educational and youth programs and resources to bring sexual health information directly to people in local communities. Goals are to prevent unintended pregnancy and disease through helping people develop healthy, responsible attitudes and behaviors regarding sexuality. Encourages and supports parents in being the primary educators of their children. When it comes to sexuality education in the home, PPIL can assist parents in identifying what their children need to know and when, as well as providing resources that meet the needs of their family.

Offers STI testing, education, counseling, and treatment for clients. Confidential HIV testing, counseling, and referral are provided. Services include: - Abstinence and risk reduction counseling and education. - Testing for HIV, gonorrhea, and chlamydia. - Treatment for STIs.

Provides confidential services to all women of childbearing age, including: - Pap exam. - Birth control supplies and emergency contraception. - Pregnancy testing. - Testing and treatment of STI's.

All services are free, confidential, and include: - Pregnancy tests. - Ultrasounds. - STI Testing. - Options education. - Pregnancy support. - Baby Supplies. - Parenting classes. - APR Services.

Addresses major factors in ill health such as: - Smoking and tobacco use. - Substance abuse. - Nutrition. - STDs, HIV, abstinence, and sexuality education.

Services provided: - Communicable disease program. - Communicable disease reporting and follow-up. - Immunizations. - Foreign travel. - STD/STI screening, reporting, treatment, and follow-up. - Tuberculosis screening, treatment, and follow-up. - HIV counseling, testing, and referral. - Chronic disease program. - Pregnancy testing. - Hypertension screening. - Cholesterol screening. - Diabetes screening. - Lead poisoning screening. - Prostate cancer screening. - Measels/Mumps/Rubella screening. - Varicella (chickenpox) screening. - Hepatitis B screening. - Complete blood count (CBC). - Basic metabolic panel (BMP). - Fasting comprehensive metabolic panel. - Liver panel. - Vitamin D screening.

Sexual health education. Testing and treatment for chlamydia and gonorrhea.

Personal Responsibility Education Program is a sex education curriculum geared to decrease teen pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections (STI), and HIV.

STI/STD Prevention and Control: - Receives disease reports for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and conducts contact investigations. - Provides prevention education and resources to the community. - Assists impacted individuals with notification of partners. - STI counselors provide understanding about infection and links to treatment. Services for the public: - Free condoms. - Testing and treatment for HIV and STIs/STDs. - Guidance and resources on preventing STIs/STDs. - Sexual health presentation.

Family Planning program that provides the following: - Birth control supplies. - Testing for pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. - Counseling and education on pregnancy and STI prevention. - Pap smears and yearly exams.

Offers numerous types of educational and youth programs and resources to bring sexual health information directly to people in local communities. Goals are to prevent unintended pregnancy and disease through helping people develop healthy, responsible attitudes and behaviors regarding sexuality. Encourages and supports parents in being the primary educators of their children. When it comes to sexuality education in the home, PPIL can assist parents in identifying what their children need to know and when, as well as providing resources that meet the needs of their family.

Offers many different health services to the LGBTQ community. Services available: - Primary health care. - Case management. - Hormone replacement therapy. - Mental health services. - General health services.

Personal Responsibility Education Program is a sex education curriculum geared to decrease teen pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections (STI), and HIV.

Monitors for and notifies of conditions and diseases that could impact the public health. Provides guidance and education to the community on how to prevent and control the spread of communicable diseases. Works with healthcare providers, schools, long-term care facilities, and other partners to monitor for communicable diseases, including vaccine-preventable diseases. Programs: - Communicable disease. - STI prevention and control. - HIV case managment with Illinois HIV Care Connect. Communicable Disease: - Receives disease reports for communicable diseases and conducts contact investigations. STI Prevention and Control: - Receives disease reports for sexually transmitted infections (STIs/STDs) and conducts contact investigations. - Provides prevention education and resources to the community. - Assists impacted individuals with notification of partners. - STI counselor provides understanding about infection and links to treatment. HIV Case Management with Illinois HIV Care Connect: - Provides case management and supportive services to those living with HIV. Services for the Public: - Free condoms. - Testing and treatment for HIV and STIs (HIV Care Connect - medical case management, testing and treatment, assistance informing partners and getting them in treatment, PrEP). - Guidance and resources on: preventing communicable disease, handwashing, immunizations/vaccination, when and how to isolate or quarantine when needed, what to do if a bat is found in house or individual is bitten by a wild animal. - Preventing STIs/STDs (request a sexual health presentation, screening and treatment). - Common communicable diseases including vaccine preventable diseases (request a presentation on a current disease). - Staying healthy when traveling.