Tips on how to keep your children in a school routine, what to look out for regarding anxiety and strategies that ensure success.

A series of short videos on reducing stress, anxiety in children, organization and resiliency.

Screening for signs of depression and suicide as well as resources for parents and students.

Local counseling centers and hotline information.

Videos, exercises and articles to keep a relaxed a mindful mindset.

Hand washing, respiratory hygiene and social distancing practices for all ages. 

If you are in need of food, you can make an appointment at one of our pantries.
Food Pantry website

Children from households that meet federal guidelines are eligible for free lunch and milk. Families can pick up lunches and milk on weekdays at their school.

The D54 Education Foundation provides supports to financially struggling families in District 54.

Never hesitate to reach out to the social worker, psychologist or principal at your student's school. 

They can provide you with more information about the District 54 food distribution, free lunch program, D54 Education Foundation programs and more.

They will make sure your student and family gets the support needed to not only ensure your student's academic success, but the entire family's social-emotional well-being.

Alex Goreham, Clinical Supervisor and Therapist from Stenzel Clinical Services, discusses obstacles that childhood anxiety presents and how to be there for your children. 

A positive attitude can be cultivated, with a little practice. Devin C. Hughes, keynote speaker and author, talks about tangible and practical strategies you can apply now to get on the highway to happiness.