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Offers free sign language class for families of toddlers with Down Syndrome. Teaches basic sign language and communication skills through music and language-based activities.

Provides mental health counseling and psychiatric services. Offers individual, couples, youth, and family therapy.

Provides disaster updates to community members. Offers in need of updates on emergency services, evacuations, shelter, and community centers. Also provides a list of disaster resources to community members. Call 2-1-1 for more details.

Offers free classes for adults to improve in reading, writing, math, and conversational English. Offers the following classes: English as a Second Language GED testing and preparation Citizenship Adult Basic Education (reading, writing, and math) Computer literacy Job readiness classes

Provides assistance finding healthcare resources for immigrants living in Illinois. Offers assistance by phone and online for the following:

• Healthcare options for immigrants and refugees
• Search portal to find health clinics for immigrants and refugees
• Information on hospital financial assistance programs for uninsured
• Immigrant-friendly mental health service providers

Provides complete care to children from birth to age 18. Services include: Developmental assessments Hearing and dental screening Basic vision testing Immunizations Lead testing

Provides a variety of social programs that encourage health and physical development. Includes:

• Before & After School Program
• Early Childhood Interests
• Engle Junction Preschool
• Youth/Teen Interests
• Adult Programs
• Sports Leagues
• Studio Dance Center
• Special Events

Provides career guidance services for residents of Lake County, including: Career counseling Education and job-training guidance Financial aid for education and training Personalized career plans Job search assistance through internet job listings Referrals to partner organizations Also offers a Resource Room with computers, printers, fax machines, and copiers.

Administrative office which operates and oversees the following schools: Grayslake Central High School Grayslake North High School

Provides emergency financial assistance to help township residents alleviate life-threatening circumstances. Provides assistance for circumstances such as:

• Eviction
• Utility disconnection
• Prescription expenses
• Employment assistance
• Transportation
• Funeral and burial
• ID's

**Serves residents of Waukegan Township and Shields Township**

Provides electricity service to customers across northern Illinois. Provides assistance online and by phone to start, stop, or transfer service to a new address.

Offers a community center to support immigrant families in Lake County. Offers the following services at no cost: Immigration forms assistance and Know-Your-Rights information Financial education and support Employment skills development English as a Second Language (ESL) classes Literacy tutoring Citizenship classes Computer classes Family wellness programs Tax preparation

Offers taxi discount coupons for seniors and individuals with disabilities. Participants can receive up to 50 coupons each month. Coupons provide a $5.00 discount for fares with American Taxi and 303 Taxi companies. Taxi coupons cannot be used for transit to or from the airport.

Coordinates educational services for students who are experiencing homelessness. Acts as a link between family, shelter, and school to serve the needs of the student.

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

Provides supportive services for new parents in the military community. Offers prenatal education, developmental screenings, parenting skills, and play groups.

Matches youth with adult role models for one-on-one mentoring. Provides an opportunity for personal growth through mentorship and structured activities. Also provides caseworker to monitor the growth of each individual match. All adult mentors are screened and trained.

Provides information to residents on issues related to indoor and outdoor air quality. Services includes: Radon testing kits Providing information about the Clean Air Act Investigating inquiries about leaf Open burning Helping students with service projects related to the environment Offering advice about mold or mildew, asthma and flood or sewer cleanups

Provides patients, survivors, and loved ones group support to cope with cancer diagnosis. Discussions range from topical, practical matters to emotional and spiritual struggles. Also offers spousal and family bereavement groups.

Grants wishes to children with a critical illness, progressive, degenerative, or malignant condition.

Mobile health vehicle that provides free medical services for individuals in need. Offers the following services: Health screenings Minor sick visits and rapid virus testing (flu, strep, COVID-19) Pregnancy testing Blood sugar testing Urine testing for infections Blood pressure measurement Vaccines for uninsured adults Childhood vaccines for children with Medicaid or uninsured Sports physicals for children and teens Narcan distribution Condoms

Satellite medical campus offering emergency care and outpatient medical services. The Ambulatory Care Center offers the following outpatient services:

• Physical, occupational, and speech therapy
• Imaging, MRI, and Mammography
• Laboratory services
• Sleep Center

Provides monthly financial aid for township residents in need. Helps pay towards rent, utilities, or medical expenses. Intended for individuals who meet one of the following criteria:

• Cannot work due to medical condition
• Experiencing income or job loss due to circumstances outside of their control. Must be actively seeking employment.
• Have applied for government assistance and are waiting for approval

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.

Provides assistance with food, utilities, rent, medical expenses, and other immediate needs. Meets the client in their home and conducts a needs assessment. Provides referrals for community resources to support long-term sufficiency. NOTE: Saint Vincent de Paul provides general assistance services throughout Lake County. Individuals who do not meet residency requirements for this location will be referred to their nearest site.