Resources

The organizations listed below serve Kane County residents, and many offer free, discounted or Medicaid-covered services. If you need a resource that is not listed here, please call 211.

Make the Right Call

Call 211 for referrals to community services like food pantries, mental health support, and help finding a job.

Call 911 for fire, police and medical emergencies.

Call 988 for mental health support, including thoughts of suicide.

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Adult Education & Literacy	Autism Services	Before & After School Care	Birth-3 Early Intervention
Caregiving & Respite Care	Case Management	Childcare	Community Violence Prevention
CPR/Emergency Training	Dental	Developmental Screenings	Disability & Rehabilitation Services
Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault	Doula Services	Early Childhood	Federally Qualified Health Centers
Food Resources & Nutrition	Grief Support	Gun Safety	Head Start & Early Head Start
Health Insurance & Affordable Care Act	Home Lead or Radon Testing	Home Visiting	Household & Personal Essentials
Housing & Utilities Assistance	Immigration	Immunizations	Job Resources & Financial Planning
Legal & Advocacy	LGBTQ+	Medical	Medical Equipment
Mental Health	Mentoring	Parenting Support	Pharmacies
PreK-12 Education & Support	Prenatal & Postnatal Support	Pro-Social & Recreational	Safe Shelter
Sexual Health	Senior Services	Speech, Physical & Occupational Therapy & Audiology	Smoking & Vaping Cessation
Substance Use and Addiction Services	Transportation	Veteran's Services	Vision
Warming & Cooling Centers	Wellness & Prevention	Women, Infant & Children Supplemental Nutrition Program (WIC)

While we try to keep this list up to date, KCHD makes no claim to the accuracy or availability of any organization or information listed. Please contact the organization directly with questions regarding services offered, eligibility, appointments, etc.

If you represent an organization listed and would like to update the listing, or if you would like your organization to appear in this list, please email: healthmatters@kanecountyil.gov. Include your organization name, website, address, phone number, program description(s), eligibility, insurance accepted, and languages available.

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