COVID-19 Support
Community Resources
This document is a list of resources including hospitals, counseling agencies, food pantries, housing, townships, help lines, health, and employment.
Signs of Suicide (SOS) & ACT: ACKNOWLEDGE, CARE, TELL Related Resources
The Bridge Youth and Family Services: 847/359-7490, Crisis Line: 847/776-3720
Alexian Center for Mental Health: 847/952-7460
Northwest Community Hospital: 847/432-5464 (847/HEALING)
Screening Assessment and Support Services SASS (uninsured, underinsured): 800/345-9049
Toll-Free Suicide Hotline: 800/273-TALK (8255)
Trevor Helpline: 866/488-7388 (LGBTQ)
Crisis Text Line: Text “Hello” to 741741
The Warm Line (not a crisis line but is a source of support): 866/359-7953, TTY - 866/880-4459
Call4Calm Service
The Illinois Department of Human Services has launched a support line called Call4Calm that is reachable via text. Individuals who want to speak with a mental health professional can text the word “TALK” or “HABLAR” (for Spanish speakers) to 552-020. Within 24 hours, that individual will receive a call from a mental health professional employed by a local community health center.
People can also text other terms, like “unemployment” or “food” or “shelter” to the same number to receive information on how to navigate and access supports and services. Call4Calm is free and individuals who use it can remain anonymous.
Food
All Saints Food Pantry at the POC:
Clients are being asked to pull their cars up to the side door which leads directly into the Community Cares Suite and a volunteer will bring the bags of groceries out to their cars. This may change, but the plan for now is to open on Saturdays from 9-11am.
Address is: 1585 N. Rand Road, Palatine, IL 60074
Phone #: 847-776-9500
The Northern Illinois Food Bank
Expensify is a non profit that will reimburse families on SNAP up to $50 for essential goods
World Health Organization (WHO) and Center for Disease and Control (CDC)
Other Resources / Support:
Aunt Bertha - free or reduced cost services: medical care, food, bills, etc
211.org - call, text, or chat with community resource specialist to access resources needed