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Provides the following programs for seniors and adults with disabilities: Senior Health Insurance Counseling (SHIP) Provides free health insurance counseling for Medicare beneficiaries and their caregivers. Offers guidance and application assistance for Medicare, Medicaid, and related insurance benefits. Adult Disability Resource Network (ADRN) Connects individuals with resources for various needs. Referrals include rental assistance, utilities, meals, and social-emotional health.
Offers free mental health and wellness services to Township residents of all ages. Services include: - Individual and Group Therapy - Couple and Family Counseling - Case Management - Information and Referrals - Lending Closet (free medical equipment borrowing program)
Provides a website to find any 211 call center in the USA or Canada. Connects people with human service providers and volunteer opportunities.
Palatine Library District provides referral services to help patrons navigate through difficult situations such as food insecurity, financial instability, mental health concerns, and reentering the workforce.
Services include employment support, budgeting, time management, help with applying for public benefits, and information and referral to other services as needed.
College social work interns provide information and referrals for area social services available.
Central intake point for DuPage County Community Services and other community services programs, including Senior Services and LIHEAP. Provides variety of services that address informational and basic human needs.
Provides a variety of services for Hispanic immigrants and their families. Services include assistance applying for or referrals to Access to Care, LIHEAP, township assistance, housing information, and others.
Case Management services - connections/referrals to community health and human services.
Social services program connecting Burr Ridge residents to various social service agencies. The program is operated by the department's Police Social Worker.
Information on and referrals to outside agency services and resources for eligible persons.
Offers a Customer Service Call Center, 630-256-INFO (4636) to provide non-emergency assistance and information: Complaints regarding zoning and ordinance violations such as junk and trash, tall weeds and grass; street maintenance reports such as potholes, street light outages, and request for graffiti removal; sale of garbage stickers, orange garbage bags for seniors, acceptance of water bill payments and pet registrations, and information regarding City of Aurora special events.
Case Management Services - information and referral to community services from other providers.
Connections/referrals to community health and human services
Veterans Resource Center offering information and resources.
Bilingual services to low-income households through its statewide toll-free Hunger Hotline. Callers are assisted in applying for the Supplemental Nutrition Service (SNAP), All Kids, Medicaid, Medicare, and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), and provided with referrals to other social services and food pantries.
Referrals to services from outside agencies.
Intake and referral program for referrals to the resources and services that meet their needs.
Offers resource and referrals to other services by request.
Palatine Library District provides referral services to help patrons navigate through difficult situations such as food insecurity, financial instability, mental health concerns, and reentering the workforce.
Hanover Township Social Services assists seniors and their caregivers with energy assistance, health insurance counseling, therapy and psychiatric services, pharmaceutical assistance, public benefits programs, and provides information and referrals to external services.

Services

Living Wills
Merchandise/Services Discount Cards
Certificates/Forms Assistance
Benefits Screening
Individual Counseling
General Health Insurance Information/Counseling
General Psychiatry
Comprehensive Information and Referral
Caregiver/Care Receiver Support Groups
General Mental Health Support Groups
Palatine Library District provides referral services to help patrons navigate through difficult situations such as food insecurity, financial instability, mental health concerns, and reentering the workforce.
Provides information on products, services, equipment, training, legislation, and civil rights. The facility maintains a library of independent living resources (books, magazines, audio and video tapes, brochures, etc.). The staff will research and identify accurate information available about issues that influence independent lifestyles.
Provides information on products, services, equipment, training, legislation, and civil rights. The facility maintains a library of independent living resources (books, magazines, audio and video tapes, brochures, etc.). The staff will research and identify accurate information available about issues that influence independent lifestyles.
Can help refer clients to other community resources as needed.