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Bloom Township General Assistance is a locally administered program mandated by the State of Illinois, which assists those persons who are not eligible for any other state of federally-funded program. General Assistance (GA) helps Bloom Township residents who do not have income or resources to meet their basic needs. Bloom Township works with various vendors and community organizations to assist individuals with becoming self-sufficient.

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Proviso Township General Assistance is a program that helps with basic maintenance needs for single residents of Proviso Township who have no income or financial resources and are not eligible for Federal or State assistance. Visit the website for additional information.

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Northfield Township General Assistance offers financial assistance to eligible Northfield Township residents who currently have no income due to lack of employment or are awaiting a decision on their Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claim.

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Niles Township General Assistance offers financial assistance to eligible Niles Township residents who currently have no income due to lack of employment or are awaiting a decision on their Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claim. Eligible individuals can receive up to $700 a month toward rent or utilities paid directly to the vendor on behalf of the client. You must be 18 years or older and be actively seeking employment or social security benefits to qualify.

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New Trier Township's General Assistance (GA) program is a public assistance program mandated by state law for qualified individuals with demonstrated financial needs. GA may be able to provide monthly payments to help individuals meet basic needs. An applicant must be a resident of New Trier Township, age 18 or older, and a United States citizen or qualified immigrant. In addition, an applicant must meet all financial and non-financial eligibility requirements. Individuals receiving SSI are ineligible for General Assistance.

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City of Evanston offer General Assistance, a locally-administered program that is mandated by the State of Illinois and funded by the taxpayers of Evanston. The City of Evanston General Assistance Program provides assistance to persons who are not eligible for any other state or federal financial assistance programs and who do not have income or resources to provide for their basic needs.

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Berwyn Township administers the state-mandated General Assistance program, designed to help Berwyn Residents in need who are not eligible for Social Security or a state-supported program. Residents who qualify are able to come to the Township for assistance. In order to determine if one meets all requirements necessary to apply for General Assistance, residents should contact the General Assistance Department at 708-788-6600. General Assistance is considered to be the program of last resort.

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Worth Township General Assistance is a short-term locally administered welfare program for persons who do not qualify for any other state or federal assistance. Those eligible have either very low or no income or financial resources. Residents must be 18 years of age or older, with no minor children, and must meet all eligibility conditions.

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Leyden Township General Assistance program is a state-mandated, locally administered welfare program designed to support township residents experiencing financial hardship. General Assistance is designed to be a safety net after all other resources have been exhausted. The General Assistance program can provide monthly financial assistance to eligible Leyden Township residents, who currently have no income due to lack of employment or are awaiting a decision on their Supplemental Security Income (SSI) claim. Eligible individuals can receive up to $319.00 a month towards rent or utilities, paid directly to the vendor on behalf of the client. The General Assistance office also offers referrals and information regarding eligibility for other assistance programs.

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The General Assistance Program is a state-mandated, locally administered welfare program. General Assistance offers financial support for Orland Township residents to meet basic monthly needs such as shelter, utilities, and food. Primarily, the program is available to adults who are not eligible for any other state or federal program and do not have adequate income or resources to provide for their own needs. General Assistance provides temporary support to pay for basic necessities like rent, utilities, food, and cleaning supplies until a resident obtains employment or begins receiving income from Social Security, disability, unemployment, or other public aid programs.

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Hanover Township's Department of Human Services offers programs and services to improve the quality of life of Hanover Township residents experiencing hardships. The department's primary function is to provide financial assistance to qualifying residents through General and Emergency Assistance. The Human Services Department also oversees the Township's Food Pantry, which is available to the Township residents six days per week. Department staff are also Accredited Veterans Service Officers who are able to assist Township Veterans and their families in applying for qualifying benefits from state and federal agencies. Employment Services, such as offering assistance for interview skills, resume writing, and job searches, are also available through the department.

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Wheeling Township General Assistance (GA) is a public assistance program mandated by state law for qualified individuals with financial needs. GA can provide monthly payments to help individuals meet basic needs. Interested individuals can apply at the Township's General Assistance Department. An applicant must be a resident of Wheeling Township, age 18 or older, and a United States Citizen or qualified immigrant. In addition, an applicant must meet all financial and non-financial eligibility requirements.

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Township of Schaumburg General Assistance Program is a state-mandated, locally administered welfare program. General Assistance offers financial support for Schaumburg Township residents to meet basic monthly needs such as shelter, utilities, food, transportation, and personal items. Primarily, the program is available to adults with little to no income.

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Maine Township has a Senior Disabled Advocate who acts as a clearing house for programs sponsored not only by the township, but also by the state, county, and local government.

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Thornton Township's General Assistance Social Worker provides support to individuals applying for Social Security Benefits and Public Aid, particularly those facing literacy and other challenges. Additionally, they assist in relocating homeless and abused individuals to safe and stable shelters, make appropriate referrals for clients dealing with substance abuse and mental health issues, and offer guidance in completing complex forms and applications. Lastly, the social worker collaborates with the Salvation Army to assist individuals who may not qualify for other assistance programs in securing a one-time emergency subsidy, distinct from ongoing general assistance.

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Township of Lyons' General Assistance is mandated by Illinois State Statutes. The program provides monthly financial services for people attempting to enter or re-enter the workforce. Also, the program provides financial assistance to people who have a pending Social Security Disability application. This program is designed for people who have no income.

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Oak Park Township General Assistance is a locally administered program that provides financial assistance to eligible Oak Park residents in accordance with the Illinois Department of Human Services guidelines, and offers referrals and information regarding eligibility for other assistance-type programs.

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Bremen Township General Assistance is offered to residents who have no income or financial resources and are not eligible for Federal or State Assistance.

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Rich Township General Assistance Program provides a monetary award to Rich Township residents of at least 18 years old who are unemployed or disabled, and who are not receiving any other form of income. College students are encouraged to apply. The recipient's income must not exceed $600 per month to be eligible. Those who receive the stipend must provide community service and/or pursue education and employment as directed by the office unless exempt due to a disability or medical issue.The Rich Township General Assistance Program provides Township residents aged 18-62 with financial assistance in the form of a monthly $475 stipend for utilities, shelter, and food. The General Assistance Department also is able to help with Social Security disability and TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) benefits for residents who are 18 years or older heading an independent household.

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Palos Township General Assistance is a township-administered program designed to assist persons who are unemployed and actively seeking employment or who are in waiting for other state or federal benefits and do not have the resources to provide for basic needs. Basic needs may include shelter, food, household supplies, utilities, personal essentials, and other expenses deemed essential to the health and well-being of the family.

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Norwood Park Township's General Assistance program is designed to move people back into employment. An important function of the township government is to provide general assistance to township residents who are going through financial hardship. Assistance is designed to be a safety net after all other resources have been exhausted.

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Riverside Township General Assistance program is available to provide temporary, financial support for Township residents in need who are looking for jobs, but do not qualify for, or are waiting for a decision on unemployment, disability, or other government programs.

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Palatine Township General Assistance (GA) is mandated by Illinois State Law for qualified individuals in need of ongoing financial assistance. The GA Office provides financial support, information, referrals, and guidance to Township residents facing hardship. They dedicate time to consulting, advising, counseling, and assisting some of the most at-risk, distressed, vulnerable residents in the community.

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Lemont Township General Assistance is a financial aid program that helps residents meet basic needs until employment or another source of income, such as Social Security, disability, or public aid is obtained. Eligibility is determined by established guidelines based on income, assets, and household size. Applicants should have no other potential means of income and should have applied for all possible benefits to be eligible.

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Stickney Township General Assistance is a public assistance program mandated by state law for qualified individuals with financial needs. GA can provide monthly payments to help individuals meet basic needs. Applicants must meet certain financial and non-financial eligibility requirements and must supply his or her Social Security card, pay stubs (for the past 30 days), and bank statements. All applicants will be required to apply for Medicaid and SNAP benefits. Applicants will also be required to maintain current registration with the Illinois Job Service (IllinoisJobLink.com) and unemployment. Applicants who are applying for Social Security Disability will be required to show proof of application and a physician's letter supporting the disability claim.

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