LGBTQ+
Many resources serve the LGBTQ+ community or have non-discrimination policies. You can look for "LGBTQ+ welcoming" at the bottom of a program description in any of the "I Need...." categories. The services below are dedicated specifically to serving the LGBTQ+ community or have provided special training to staff in serving the LGBTQ+ community.
Crisis Lines
Trevor Project - LGBTQ+
866-488-7386
"START" 678-678
Chat, text, and phone crisis line for the LGBTQ+ community. Our trained counselors understand the challenges LGBTQ young people face. They will listen without judgment. All of your conversations are confidential, and you can share as much or as little as you’d like.
Blackline - BLACK, INDIGENOUS, AND PEOPLE OF COLOR
800-604-5841
Blackline provides a space for peer support, counseling, witnessing and affirming the lived experiences to folxs who are most impacted by systematic oppression with an LGBTQ+ Black Femme Lens.
Mental Health + Counseling
Northeast DuPage Family and Youth Services
630-693-7934
3 Friendship Plaza - Office is open Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm
English and Spanish.
In the state of Illinois, youth 12 and older can receive a limited number of sessions without a guardian's permission.
Counseling and Social Work.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
360 Youth Services
630-717-9408
Current wait is 6 months.
1323 Bond St. #119, Naperville
Monday - Friday 9am - 9pm
Reduced fees and financial assistance available. Self-pay or insurance accepted.
In-person and tele-health
Counseling support with a strength based approach to address Depression, Anxiety, Bullying, ADHD, Family Conflict, Navigating Divorce, Self-Esteem, Peer Pressure, Anger, School and Test Anxiety, Grief and Loss, Life Transitions, Self Injury, Parenting Challenges, Supporting LGBTQ Youth, and Effects of Chronic Stress Due to a Traumatic Experience.
Services at 360 Youth Services begin with a call to our intake line where youth, young adults or caregivers can speak directly with a therapist about their reason for wanting to explore beginning services. Through this phone intake process, a match with a therapist will be made or a caller may be given referrals to other providers.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
YWCA Sexual Assault Counseling
630-790-660 - Callers should be prepared to answer basic demographic questions
24/7 Crisis Line: 888-293-2080
2055 Army Trail Rd Suite 140
English and Spanish
Free
Individual counseling, case management, and legal and medical advocacy for rape victims and adult survivors of child sexual abuse, as well as for their non-offending significant others. Case management services are available to help survivors of sexual violence and their family members identify and access community resources. Case management is a collaborative process of identifying, planning, and facilitating access to resources and services to meet the needs of individuals and families.
Counseling is by appointment only - call during business hours to schedule. In-person and virtual sessions available.
Initial client screening completed over the phone, formal intake completed in person
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Substance Use Disorder Treatment
Serenity House - 891 S. Rohlwing Rd.
630-620-6616 X 126
Monday - Thursday 8am - 6pm, Friday 8am - 2pm
Medicaid, sliding scale if eligible, self-pay, private insurance
Ages 19 and up
Intensive group and individual abstinence-based substance abuse treatment program. Participants attend 20-25 sessions for an average of 5-7 weeks.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Adolescent Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Treatment
Serenity House - 891 S. Rohlwing Rd.
630-620-6616 X 136
Monday - Thursday 8am - 6pm, Friday 8am - 2pm
Medicaid, sliding scale if eligible, self-pay, private insurance
Ages 13 - 19 - Minors can access care without the permission of a guardian.
Intensive group and individual abstinence-based substance abuse treatment program. Participants attend 20-25 sessions for an average of 5-7 weeks.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Serenity House Recovery Homes
Serenity House - 891 S. Rohlwing Rd.
630-620-6616 X 128
Monday - Thursday 8am - 6pm, Friday 8am - 2pm
Self-pay, weekly program fee is $165
Serenity House Recovery Homes are alcohol and drug-free homes whose guidelines, groups, and recovery management activities are directed toward maintenance of sobriety for persons in early recovery from substance use disorders. Residents focus on the development of essential skills necessary to maintain lasting recovery.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Serenity House Residential Care Programs/Halfway House
Serenity House - 891 S. Rohlwing Rd.
630-620-6616 X 115 (Men) 630-620-6616 X 111 (Women)
Monday - Thursday 8am - 6pm, Friday 8am - 2pm
Self-pay, weekly program fee is $170
Ages 19 and up.
An Extended Residential Care Program (Halfway House) provides a safe and secure place for clients’ early phase of recovery where they can be surrounded by other recovery residents working toward a sober life. The program provides clients the ability to create new, healthier relationships in recovery, and the structured living design provides the tools to navigate life while remaining sober.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Medical Care
Access Addison Family Health Center
1111 Lake Street (located in the basement)
630-628-1811
Monday 8am - 7pm, Tuesday 8am - 6pm, Wednesday 8am - 7pm, Thursday 8am - 7pm, Friday 8am - 5pm
Same day appointments available.
English, Spanish, Tagalog
Some services are free for those that qualify. Other services are available at a sliding scale if the patient has no insurance, medicare, or medicaid. Payment is due at appointment.
Services include Pediatrics, OBGYN, Family Practice, Family Planning, Title X, Vaccinations, birth control, pregnancy and STI testing, Discount Prescription Drug Program.
Click here for more information.
In Illinois, confidential medical care is available to anyone 12 or older without a guardian.
Hamdard Health Alliance
228 E Lake Street
630-835-1430
Monday 8:30am - 6pm, Tuesday 8am - 5pm, Wednesday 8am - 6pm, Thursday 9am - 6pm, Friday 7am - 5pm, 2nd and 4th Saturdays 8:30am - 12:30pm
Same day appointments available.
English, Spanish, Arabic, Bosnian, Hindi, Polish, Urdu, Punjabi.
Services are available on a sliding scale if patients have no insurance, medicare, or medicaid.
Primary care, pediatrics, family planning, mental health counseling, substance use treatment, resource navigator.
Click here for more information.
Doula - Pregnant or Parenting Ages 12 - 22
630-796-9810 or miranday@teenparentconnection.org - Staff will respond within 2-3 business days.
English and Spanish
Free
THE DOULA PROGRAM offers pregnant teens the opportunity to receive home-based prenatal education and support services that encourage healthy prenatal practices, offer support during labor and delivery, and nurture bonds between babies and mothers and fathers. These bonds help establish the foundation for a child's future healthy growth and development.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Food Pantries + Meals
People's Resource Center (Westmont Location) - CLOTHING, COMPUTERS, JOBSEEKER SERVICES, AND MORE.
104 Chestnut Ave, Westmont
630-682-5402, then press 0
Click here to become a client.
By appointment only.
Tuesday: 9am - 12pm and 1pm - 3pm, Wednesday: 9am - 12pm and 1pm - 3pm, Thursday: 5pm - 7:30pm, Saturday: 9am - 12pm
Must provided proof of a DuPage address like a photo ID or utility bill. Be prepared to provide information about any additional people living in your household.
Anyone in need of food from DuPage County can come for food. Come to People’s Resource Center during food pantry hours to register. Youth do not need a guardian to get food.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
People's Resource Center (Wheaton Location) - CLOTHING, COMPUTERS, JOBSEEKER SERVICES, AND MORE.
201 S Naperville Rd, Wheaton
630-682-5402, then press 0
Click here to become a client.
By appointment only - Tuesday: 9am - 12pm, Thursday: 9am - 12pm and 1pm - 3pm
No appointment needed - Wednesday: 3pm - 7pm, Saturday: 9am - 11am
Must provided proof of a DuPage address like a photo ID or utility bill. Be prepared to provide information about any additional people living in your household.
Anyone in need of food from DuPage County can come for food. Come to People’s Resource Center during food pantry hours to register. Youth do not need a guardian to get food.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Glen Ellyn Food Pantry
493 Forest Ave., Glen Ellyn inside Grace Lutheran Church
630-469-8668
Click here to become a client.
Walk in hours: Monday - Thursday: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM Tuesday Evenings: 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Appointment Hours: Monday - Thursday: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM, Tuesday Evenings: 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Photo ID. Piece of mail such as an electric bill or phone bill from the last 90 days showing your current address.
A person or family residing in DuPage County. Qualified clients may book appointments once per month and use walk-in services once per week. Youth do not need their guardian to get food.
Grocery Store model, fresh produce and vegetables, meat (sometimes Halal), dairy products, personal hygiene and cleaning products.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Free After School Snacks- YOUTH 18 AND YOUNGER
4 Friendship Plaza
630-543-3617
Monday - Friday on school days 2:45pm - 4pm
English and Spanish
A free snack is available to any child 18 and under. Snacks are usually a juice box and chips or crackers. Snacks are always peanut-free.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Free Summer Lunch - YOUTH 18 AND YOUNGER
4 Friendship Plaza
630-543-3617
Monday - Friday from June 4 - August 2
English and Spanish
A free lunch is available to any child 18 and under. Lunches are peanut-free, but sometimes include meat and dairy.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Meals on Wheels - Seniors
DuPage Senior Council
English, Spanish, and translation service available for all other languages when signing up.
630-620-0804
Monday - Friday
Must be 60+, live in DuPage County, be homebound and unable to cook for yourself. Must be home to receive meals.
Hot, ready-to-eat, nutritious meals, low salt and low cholesterol. Vegetarian, diabetic, puree, and mechanical meals available. Frozen meals available for weekends and holidays. All of the meals that DSCC provides through the Meals on Wheels service are low salt and low cholesterol. We also provide vegetarian, diabetic and pureed meals. The meals we provide are prepared under the guidance of a Registered Dietician to make sure that they meet the 1/3 Dietary Reference Intake established by the U.S. Government for adults 60 years old and over.
Click here for more information.
Community Dining Centers - SENIORS + RELIGIOUS AND DIETARY RESTRICTIONS
DuPage Senior Citizens Council
English, Spanish, and translation service available for all languages when signing up.
Will accommodate for religious and dietary restrictions.
Addison - Vaishnav Samajof Midwest Temple - 440 W Fullerton Ave - 630-776-7456 - Tuesday and Wednesday 11am (Wednesdays Mid-Eastern/Asian Cuisine)
Bensenville - Embrace Living Communities- Castle Towers - 325 York Road - 630-620-0804 X 310 - Monday - Friday 10:30am
Glendale Heights - Glendale Heights Center for Senior Citizens - 260 Civic Centre Plaza - 630-620-0804 X 310 - Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10:30am
Villa Park - Shahi Nihari Restaurant - 541 W North Ave - 630-776-7456 - Tuesday 11:30am - (Mid-Eastern/Asian Cuisine)
Lombard - York Township Senior Center - 1502 Meyers Road - 630-620-2421 - Monday - Friday 10:30am
Managed by our friendly staff and volunteers, the Community Dining Centers coordinate a variety of social activities to keep the seniors involved and engaged.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Pet Care & Food Assistance
DuPage Senior Citizens Council
630-620-0804
English, Spanish, and translation services available for all languages when signing up.
Must be 60+ and homebound.
Delivered by a volunteer on a monthly bases or as needed.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Housing
DuPagePads
630-682-3846 Option 1
English and Spanish
Housing Evaluations available Monday – Friday from 8:30am – 4pm. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
Must be (1) experiencing homelessness (2) at least 18 years old or accompanied by an adult (3) A DuPage County resident for at least 90 consecutive days (4) Pass background check and safety assessment which includes no history of violent felony or sex offense convictions.
Click here for more information.
Transitional Housing - Ages 18 - 24
Currently there is a waitlist
360 Youth Services
630-961-2992 ext. 1165
Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm
English and Spanish
Clients must meet one of these conditions: fleeing domestic violence with no other safe place or support, living somewhere that is not meant for human habitation (street, car, abandoned building, etc.), or living in a shelter.
Need a government ID or school ID and birth certificate.
18-24 month program or up until the day before a client turns 25. Children under the age of 18 are not allowed, even with a parent or guardian.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Harbour 24/7 - FEMALE YOUTH 12 - 20 YEARS OLDS
24/7 Crisis Line - 847 - 297-8541 or text "SHELTER" to 77948
Non-Crisis Line - 847-297-8541 X129
Immediate shelter and crisis support for runaway, locked out or female-identifying youth between the ages of 12 and 20 experiencing homelessness. Staff will help with short-term services including meals, a safe bed, and clothing. They can also provide help with long-term needs.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Rent, Mortgage and Utility Assistance - CLIENTS HAVE ACCESS TO FOOD PANTRY, CLOTHES CLOSET, COMPUTERS, AND MORE.
People's Resource Center - 201 S Naperville Rd Wheaton and 104 Chestnut Ave, Westmont
630-620-4433
Must become a client of the People's Resource Center. Click here for information on becoming a client.
LGBTQ+ Welcoming.
Emergency Shelter Program - Ages 18 - 24
Currently there is a waitlist
360 Youth Services
630-961-2992 ext. 1165
Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm
English and Spanish
Clients must meet one of these conditions: fleeing domestic violence with no other safe place or support, living somewhere that is not meant for human habitation (street, car, abandoned building, etc.), or living in a shelter.
Need a government ID.
4 month long program or up until the day before a client turns 25. Children under the age of 18 are allowed if accompanied by their parent or legal guardian who is 18 - 24 years old.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Rapid Re-Housing - Ages 18 - 24
Currently there is a waitlist
360 Youth Services
630-961-2992 ext. 1165
Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm
English and Spanish
Clients must meet one of these conditions: fleeing domestic violence with no other safe place or support, living somewhere that is not meant for human habitation (street, car, abandoned building, etc.), or living in a shelter.
Need a government ID or school ID and birth certificate.
Rental assistance covers security deposit, first/last month's rent, moving expenses, and furniture. Client pays a percentage of the rent. 18-24 month program or up until the day before a client turns 25.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Midwest Shelter for Homeless Veterans
433 S Carlton Ave., Wheaton
630-871-8387 X 616
Call to scheduled intake Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm
English and Spanish.
Multiple homeless prevention and rapid rehousing programs for low-income veterans and their families who are homeless or who are at imminent risk of becoming homeless.
Must be a veteran with anything other than a dishonorable discharge. Income verification and proof of DD214 required. Other documents may be required depending on individual needs.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Click here for more information.
Minor Home Repairs, Yard Cleanup, and Contractor Referral
DuPage Senior Citizens Council
630-620-0804
Click here for yard cleanup application.
English, Spanish, and translation services available for all languages when signing up.
Must be 60+, a homeowner, and living in DuPage County.
Small home repairs and maintenance are $40. Contractors provide a discounted rate.
DSCC has skilled and knowledgeable staff who provide small home repairs that are usually too minor to call a contractor. Referrals provided for larger repairs. Contractors are prescreened, licensed and insured. Yard Clean-Ups done in the fall and spring by volunteers.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Legal Advocates + Immigration Services
YWCA Legal Advocacy - Sexual Violence Advocate
630-790-6600 X 4311 Leave a voicemail asking for a legal advocate and staff will get back to you.
Youth 11 and under require a parent or guardian's consent.
The YWCA Medical and Criminal Justice Program helps to reduce the trauma and help with the healing process. Advocates will provide emotional support and information during the medical and criminal justice procedures to sexual assault survivors, non-significant others, and non-offending family members. Legal advocates provide support through police and court proceedings.
Click here for more information.
National Immigrant Justice Center
111 W. Jackson Blvd., Suite 800, Chicago, IL
773-672-6551 - Information line open Wednesdays and Fridays from 10am-12pm
English, Spanish and French.
Serves low-income immigrants with incomes at or below 200% of the federal poverty line. In most cases charge a fee for consultation. If cost is a barrier, communicate during initial consultation. Asylum; Survivors of violent crimes; Bi-national same sex couples; LGBT immigrant detainees; immigration appeals.
Click here for more information.
Refugee Resettlement Program
World Relief Chicagoland
191 South Gary Ave., Suite 130, Carol Stream
630-462-7566
Monday to Tuesday, 8:30 am - 12:00 pm, 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm, Thursday to Friday, 8:30 am - 12:00 pm, 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm, Wednesday, 8:30 am - 12:00 pm
Arabic, Burmese, Dari, English, Farsi, Lingala, Russian, Spanish, Swahili, Ukrainian
Services include assistance with securing permanent housing, new home furnishings like cleaning products and dishes, ensuring access to basic necessities such as food, clothing and transportation, applying for Public Benefits and many others.
Click here for more information.
World Relief Chicagoland - Employment Services
191 South Gary Ave., Suite 130, Carol Stream
630-462-7566
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9am - 5pm, Wednesday 9am - 12pm
Arabic, English, Spanish, Swahili, Burmese, Farsi, Pasto, Dari, Russian, Lingala, Nepali, Korean
Must have work authorizations and be older than 18. Must speak English as a second language.
Job placement and job upgrade assistance, career skill development, driver's permit course, job readiness English classes, also provide counseling, afterschool clubs (tutoring), preschool readiness, and will refer to immigration services.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Jobs, Training + Education
Career Online High School
4 Friendship Plaza - Addison Public Library
630-543-3320
English and Spanish
High School diploma (not GED) in 18 months or less. Take classes online and receive support from academic coaches. Must live in Addison, be 21 years or older, and commit to 10 hours per week to study and complete coursework.
Click here for the Are You Ready Survey.
Adult Basic Education at College of DuPage - FREE GED COURSES
425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn, Student Resource Center, Room 1110
630-942-3697
English and Spanish
Must be 16 or older.
Click here for more information.
Adult Basic Education at College of DuPage - English Language Acquisition
425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn, Student Resource Center(SRC), Room 1110
630-942-3697
English and Spanish
Students must complete a placement test prior to starting their classes.
Students must be 16 or older.
There are seven course levels, beginning through high to intermediate. Classes meet four to 10 hours per week online and at more than 25 locations throughout the district including Addison Township High School and the Addison Public Library.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
One-on-One Jobseeker Services
Addison Public Library - 4 Friendship Plaza
630-458-3304
Please schedule an appointment by phone or click here for an online form.
Meet with Matt Williams for Resume Help, Job Searching, and Referrals to local programs and agencies.
Employment Services - CLIENTS CAN ALSO ACCESS FOOD, CLOTHES, + MORE
People's Resource Center - 201 S Naperville Rd Wheaton and 104 Chestnut Ave Westmont
630-682-5402 X 333
Resume and Interview Prep, Job Searches, Career Counseling.
Click here for more information.
Veteran Employment Program
Midwest Shelter for Homeless Veterans
Call or email to set up an appointment - 630-871-8387 x603 or joshua@mshv.org
Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm
Must be a veteran with anything other than a dishonorable discharge.
Assist unemployed and under-employed veterans with gaining meaningful, long-term employment. Services focus on providing veterans with the tools and resources they need to overcome employment barriers, including comprehensive individualized assessment, resume and job readiness development, vocational counseling, and job placement assistance.
Pregnancy + Childcare
Access Addison Family Health Center
1111 Lake Street (located in the basement)
630-628-1811
Monday 8am - 7pm, Tuesday 8am - 6pm, Wednesday 8am - 7pm, Thursday 8am - 7pm, Friday 8am - 5pm
Same day appointments available.
English, Spanish, Tagalog
Some services are free for those that qualify. Other services are available at a sliding scale if the patient has no insurance, medicare, or medicaid. Payment is due at appointment.
Services include Pediatrics, OBGYN, Family Practice, Family Planning, Title X, Vaccinations, Testing, Discount Prescription Drug Program.
Click here for more information.
In Illinois, confidential medical care is available to anyone 12 or older without a guardian.
Healthy Families Program - Pregnant or Parenting Ages 12 - 22
Teen Parent Connection
English and Spanish
630-790 - 8433 or email info@teenparentconnection.org
Leave a message and staff will follow up in 2-3 business days.
Must be under 20 years old and a resident of DuPage.
Free
Home visits are designed to support and strengthen positive parent-child relationships, promote positive growth and development in children, and build the strengths of families and their protective factors. Home visits may begin prenatally or within the first three months of the infant's birth and can last until the child is five years old.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ Welcoming.
Childbirth Classes - Pregnant or Parenting Ages 12 - 22
630-790-8433 or info@teenparentconnection.org - Staff will respond within 2-3 business days.
Free
English and Spanish
CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION CLASSES are Doula-led and dedicated to educating expectant young parents on the importance of maintaining good overall health during pregnancy. This safe and supportive environment provides an opportunity for pregnant teens and support partners to learn more about pregnancy, labor, and delivery.
Click here for more information.
Doula - Pregnant or Parenting Ages 12 - 22
630-796-9810 or miranday@teenparentconnection.org - Staff will respond within 2-3 business days.
English and Spanish
Free
THE DOULA PROGRAM offers pregnant teens the opportunity to receive home-based prenatal education and support services that encourage healthy prenatal practices, offer support during labor and delivery, and nurture bonds between babies and mothers and fathers. These bonds help establish the foundation for a child's future healthy growth and development.
Click here for more information.
Childcare Assistance Program - FINANCIAL SUPPORT + HELP FINDING THE RIGHT CHILDCARE OPTION
YWCA
2055 W Army Trail Rd, Suite 140
630-790-6600 or 844-221-227 toll free - Ask for CCAP
Monday - Thursday 8am-4pm, Friday 8am - 1:30pm
English and Spanish, translation services available in other languages
Parents must be engaged in a qualifying activity such as work, school or approved TANF activity. Eligibility is based on income and family size. Must provide 2 current consecutive pay stubs if working or school schedule. Social Security Number not required.
The YWCA administers the IDHS Child Care Assistance Program to help income-eligible parents pay for child care while they work or go to school. Copays may apply, but are waived for those experiencing homelessness or displacement.
YWCA Strong Families - BIRTH TO AGE 17
YWCA
English and Spanish.
630-790-6600 - Staff available by phone Monday - Friday 8am - 4pm
2055 Army Trail Rd Ste 140
No documentation required. Serve families in DuPage County with children up to age 17.
Professionally trained facilitators work on topics such as: Learning how to put an end to conflicts and power struggles, Teaching children important problem-solving skills, Allowing for natural consequences of misbehavior, Enforcing clear, firm, and effective boundaries, Learning how to have More Control, Less Stress, & More Fun!
Click here for more information.
YWCA Strong Families- BIRTH TO AGE 3
YWCA
English and Spanish.
630-790-6600 - Staff available by phone Monday - Friday 8am - 4pm
2055 Army Trail Rd Ste 140
Serve families in DuPage County with children up to age 17. Must show proof of income.
Parent Educators visit qualifying families twice monthly, connecting families to concrete support in times of need, teaching them how to develop strong parent-child bonds, and offering child development screenings. Monthly group connections and age-appropriate book distribution are also important parts of their program. The curriculum used is Parents as Teachers.
Click here for more information.
Healthy Families DuPage Home Visits - FIRST TIME PARENTS OVER 20
English and Spanish. Translation services available for additional languages.
111 N County Farm Road Wheaton
630-682-7400
Monday - Friday, 8am - 4:30pm
Must be a first time parent over 20 years old and a resident of DuPage.
The program provides comprehensive home visiting services to families expecting their first baby or with a child under 3 months of age. Healthy Families DuPage is free and voluntary.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ Welcoming.
Clothing, Furniture, Computers + More
Clothes Closet
People's Resource Center - 104 Chestnut Ave, Westmont
630-682-5402 and press 0.
Click here to become a client.
Appointments available Mondays 9am - 12pm and Thursdays 9am - 2pm.
Clients must register with the People's Resource Center. Families get 5 clothes points per person. Clothes cost one point per item. You have 30 minutes to shop and can visit 2 times each month. Please do not arrive early or late for you appointment. Masks are optional, but strongly recommended.
Car for Cares
People's Resource Center - 104 Chestnut Ave, Westmont
630-682-5402 and press 323.
Click here to become a client.
Must be a client of the People's Resource Center, a DuPage County resident, and currently employed.
Care for Cars is a program of People’s Resource Center in partnership with the private sector, working together to provide affordable car repair for low income residents in order to conduct job searches or retain employment.
Click here for more information.
Refurbished Computers and Computer Repair
People's Resource Center - 104 Chestnut Ave, Westmont
630-682-5402 and press 247.
Must be a client of the People's Resource Center and a resident of DuPage County. Available by appointment only.
Click here to become a client.
Clients may receive one free refurbished computer per household. Computer repairs are free.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming
Sharing Connections- FURNITURE, CLOTHING, + HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
5111 Chase Ave., Downers Grove
630-971-0565 x 230
Open Monday-Friday 9-3 and Saturday 9-Noon
English and Spanish
We provide gently used furniture, clothing and household items to families struggling at the poverty level with fire, flood, job loss, domestic violence relocation and veterans suffering from war trauma by providing them with the items they cannot afford to purchase.
Provide valid photo ID, proof of income, address, individuals in the home. A representative will conduct an interview which may require additional information on your behalf.
Click here for more information.
LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Parents' Pantry - PARENTS OR EXPECTING PARENTS AGE 12 - 22
475 Taft Ave, Glen Ellyn
630-201-7338 or theresec@teenparentconnection.org
English and Spanish
Two Thursdays a month (2-6pm) and 1 Saturday a month (10am -12pm)
Must be enrolled in Teen Parent Connection services. PARENTS’ PANTRY is an incentive-based program that provides a place where Teen Parent Connection participants can shop for baby and personal items, including diapers, wipes, and formula, using coupons earned by participating in our programs.
Click here for more information.