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Offers a personal wellness check by phone for adults who live alone in the unincorporated areas of Lake County. The wellness check will be done at a pre-determined time each day.

Provides prescription drug disposal box for old, outdated or unused prescription drugs. Items acceptable for deposit in the collection box include:

• Prescription medications, including controlled substances
• All over-the counter medications
• Medication samples
• Pet medications
• Vitamins and supplements
• Medicated ointments, lotions, creams and oils
• Liquid medication in leak-proof containers
• Homeopathic remedies

Items not acceptable for deposit in the collection box are:

• Needles/sharps
• Syringes with needles
• Thermometers
• IV bags
• Bloody or infectious waste
• Personal care products
• Empty containers
• Hydrogen Peroxide

Mobile pantry that distributes free diapers and hygiene products. Offers free diapers, pull-ups, and wipes (if available) to families with children under the age of 4. Limit of two visits per month to receive supplies. Also offers incontinence supplies for seniors and individuals with a disability or special needs.

Provides certified copies for the following:

• Birth Records
• Death Records
• Marriage Licenses
• Marriage Records
• Civil Union Licenses
• Civil Union Records

Provides fire protection, medical aid, and rescue. Offers hazardous materials response, and a variety of other services to the public. **For emergencies, call 9-1-1.**

Offers adults opportunities to improve basic education skills to transition to the workforce. Offers classes in-person and online via Zoom. Services include:

• English as a Second Language (ESL) classes
• Citizenship Preparation Classes
• Adult Basic Education
• GED testing and preparation
• Digital Literacy and Keyboarding Skills
• Career training

Provides non-residential alcohol & drug abuse treatment program for adolescents and adults. Offers variety of drug-free treatment modalities and medication assisted addiction treatments, such as: 12-Step modalities of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous Medication Assisted Recovery (MAR) (Detoxification using methadone, Vivitrol, or suboxone) Screening and Assessments Individual and Group Counseling Intensive Outpatient Therapy Case Management

Provides placement for children with specialized needs in foster care. "Specialized" refers to children with medical, emotional, behavioral or mental health needs. Also refers to special groups such as adolescents and LGBTQ youth. Provides licensing for adults to foster or adopt children with specialized needs.

Offers application for monthly benefits under the Social Security Retirement Benefits program.

Serves as a health center with a variety of outpatient services. Provides Pediatric Services, Women's Health Services, Primary Care Services, STI/HIV Program Services and Gender Health Services. Pediatric Health Services: Provides complete care to children from birth to age 18. Services include: developmental assessments, hearing and dental screening as well as basic vision testing, and immunizations, and lead testing. Women's Health Services: Provides a wide range of outpatient comprehensive services for women of all ages. Services include counseling, prenatal, and gynecological care. Primary Care Services: Offers a broad spectrum of personal and community services directed at individuals and families of all races, genders and ages who are unable to access the private medical sector. STI/HIV Services: Provide sexually transmitted infections (STI) and HIV prevention services. Services include: testing, treatment, and free condoms and other safe sex supplies. Dental Care Services: Provides primary dental care for children and adults. Services include: dental exams, cleaning, and referrals to Orthodontics.

Provides emergency financial assistance to residents who are in need, including:

• Rental and utility assistance
• Employed clients who have transportation issues

Residents can receive assistance up to three times. Each time must be 18 months apart.

• First time applicants qualify for up to $400 of assistance
• Second time applicants qualify for up to $250 of assistance
• Third (and last) time applicants qualify for up to $150 of assistance

Applicants are required to participate in a financial session before receiving funds.

Pediatric Health Services: Provides complete care to children from birth to age 18. Services include: developmental assessments, hearing and dental screening as well as basic vision testing, and immunizations, and lead testing. Women's Health Services: Provides a wide range of outpatient comprehensive services for women of all ages. Services include counseling, prenatal, and gynecological care. Primary Care Services: Offers a broad spectrum of personal and community services directed at individuals and families of all races, genders and ages who are unable to access the private medical sector. Dental Care Services: Provides primary dental care for children and adults. Services include: dental exams, cleaning, and referrals to Orthodontics.

Repairs and maintains the roads in unincorporated areas of Fremont Township. Responsible for the road, ditches, driveway aprons, and some drainage easements. Services include:

• Drainage ditches
• Storm sewer
• Paving and pavement maintenance
• Street signs and street lights
• Snowplowing and de-icing
• Litter pickup
• Removal of dead animals
• Mailbox repair
• Road bonds and permits

Also Offers:

• Driveway culvert replacements
• Used motor oil disposal
• Free wood chips

Offers one-time financial aid to help township residents prevent eviction or utility disconnection. Assistance includes past due rent or mortgage, utility disconnection, or prescription medication.

Provides immediate medical care to treat both adult and pediatric patients. Treats mild to acute medical concerns. Offers x-ray services, on-site lab, and online appointments.

Coordinates educational services for homeless students in the school district. Acts as a link between family, shelter, school system, and community resources.

Provides website resources for parents, providers and the public interested in licensed child care in Illinois. Other services include: Information about a licensed childcare facility's history Licensing standards information Becoming a daycare provider Childcare expense assistance Hotline to file a daycare complaint Licensed providers can find resources: Referrals and links Forms to download Licensing representative’s contact information What to expect when a complaint is filed Training opportunities The latest news on rule changes, current issues, and a host of other relevant topics.

Provides formula, baby food, and diapers for clients once a month. Also accepts referrals from local churches and agencies for those in need of emergency clothing and baby materials.

Counseling Provides short-term counseling for individuals, couples, families, and children of active military. Offers up to 12 sessions (treatment may be extended under certain circumstances). Family Advocacy Program Handles reports of domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse involving military members. Provides intervention and treatment services including counseling, case management, and support groups.

Offers information and public resources for people representing themselves in court. Services include:

• Procedural information:

Provides information about local and state court rules and laws on civil and criminal court procedures.

• Legal assistance:

Provides answers for basic questions about court forms.

• Community resources:

Provides information on agencies that provides legal advice, lawyer referrals, or social services.

• Forms and instructions written for those who choose to represent themselves in their own court matters

Areas covered by the center include:

• Domestic Abuse
• Family/Divorce and Guardianship of Minors
• Mortgage Foreclosure
• Name Changes for Adults and Minors
• Probate Court
• Small Claims
• Evictions

Receives, investigates, and enforces fair housing laws when discrimination is reported. Also educates members of the public about their rights in housing and how to exercise them. Provides training to landlords, property managers, and realtors. Also advocates for creating more equitable and inclusive communities.

Offers a 24-hour support line and counseling services for survivors of sexual violence. Services include crisis counseling, individual counseling, and group counseling.

Provides fire protection, medical aid, and rescue. Offers hazardous materials response, and a variety of other services to the public.

Offers individual and group counseling for youth ages 5-19 years. Offers appointments in-person or by tele-health.

Provides comprehensive services to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Includes the following services for female survivors and their children:

• 24-hour hotline
• Crisis intervention
• Counseling and support groups
• Legal advocacy

*Services are offered in multiple languages with a focus on the Asian-American community.