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Offers The Iowa Spanish Help Line providing information and resources for Iowans who speak Spanish. Help is available for things such as: Filling out forms for unemployment, small business relief funds, and public benefits. Providing educational assistance for students and parents including filling out the FAFSA application, finding and applying for postsecondary education and helping to find scholarships. Facilitating advocacy in navigating the healthcare system and any other systems as necessary Accessing local and state assistance and finding other sources for clients who cannot access local and state assistance. Finding employment and other financial resources. Reading important mail and forms in English that the client would not otherwise be able to access. Providing up-to-date information regarding questions and concerns related to COVID-19 in Iowa. Locating an appropriate provider in their area for clients who do not have a medical home or connecting with their current medical home regarding medical concerns or questions. Connecting with their local Latino-led organization for support, connection and advocacy.

Works in the courts, in the Iowa legislature, and through public education and advocacy to assure the rights of everyone in Iowa are preserved. Key issues we work on include: Freedom of speech, expression, and the press Racial justice LGBTQ rights Student rights Personal privacy and security Open government and records Reproductive freedom Religious freedom and separation of church and state Rights of immigrants Women's rights Criminal justice reform Voting rights Disability rights

Provides pregnant and parenting individuals with one on one nursing assessments, and assistance to connect and engage with desired services. The Registered Nurse provides comprehensive nursing assessment and any immediate nursing intervention necessary to pregnant and postpartum individuals and their infants. These services are provided throughout pregnancy and the first 6 months after birth to Illinois residents who meet the eligibility criteria.

Individual Placement and Support (IPS) works to assist individuals living with mental illness to find and maintain competitive employment. Services include helping write a resume, practice interviewing skills, and problem solve obstacles to working (i.e. lack of transportation, legal history, etc.). Can also provide transportation in the job search or in attending an interview and will stay involved after a job has been obtained to provide support during those first days and weeks of working. Services are initiated with a vocational assessment that addresses a person's job preferences and goals.

Provides preventive services include cleanings, fluoride treatments, SDF, and exams.

Works closely with the Department of Healthcare and Family Services and other agencies and advocacy organizations to ensure that families throughout the state receive the support they need to raise their children.

Works closely with the Department of Healthcare and Family Services and other agencies and advocacy organizations to ensure that families throughout the state receive the support they need to raise their children.

Provides behavioral health services to children, adolescents, and adult Crusader Community Health patients. Integrated behavioral health services enable patients to access mental health and/or substance use services in the Crusader Community Health location of their choice. Behavioral health staff and primary care providers work together to provide collaborative, coordinated behavioral health and medical care. 

Medication-Assisted Treatment is also provides to adults with an opioid or alcohol use disorder.

Offers free books to children age 0-5.

Offers individual counseling and tele-health counseling settings. Services cover a variety of mental health issues and topics. Therapy and supportive services include art therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, eye movement desensitization/reprocessing (EMDR), peer counseling, play therapy, and trauma focused cognitive behavioral therapy.

Offers a program for parents and youth individuals ages 10-14 to work together and build relationships. Participants will practice skills, play learning games, and do family projects in highly interactive sessions. Sessions are designed to increase family bonding, build positive communication skills, and solve problems together. 

Works with the body's physiology and innate ability to heal in order to restore function and help prevent and treat diseases.

Therapies may include:

- Dietary changes

- Lifestyle modifications

- Herbal treatment

- Supplements

- Acupuncture

- Manual manipulation mindfulness exercises

Provides vaccines to children whose parents or guardians may not be able to afford them. Vaccines available through the VFC Program are those recommended by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP). These vaccines protect babies, young children, and adolescents from certain diseases.

Christmas gifts and food in partnership with county partners.

For Christmas 2025:

As of 11/20/25, no longer accepting applications but community members may still call and see if the office might have extra gift cards to Dollar Fresh and Family Fare grocery stores in Richardson County for food for the families (distributed on December 14th).

[For Christmas 2024:

Holiday Gift and Food Basket applications may be picked up at the SENCA office in Falls City or Humboldt, starting October 28th, 2024. No applications will be accepted after November 15th at 4 pm.

For any questions, call the SENCA office: Humboldt number is (402) 862-2411; Falls City number is (402) 245-5284.]

Provides probation services to residents of Kankakee County, Illinois. Services include supervision of adults and juveniles, information and support with the legal system, help with other social agencies, access to individual and group counseling, and an abuser treatment program. 

Offers a grief support group offered periodically, call for dates and times.

Assists residents with social service needs and with accessing appropriate resources and services. The department also assists with general assistance.

Created so that eligible children and adults who have a disability could obtain legal advice and representation to protect and enforce their rights guaranteed by Illinois' mental health laws. Attorneys provide needed assistance to persons with disabilities in a variety of settings:

- Mental health facilities.

- Residential programs.

- Community placements.

- Nursing homes.

Issues addressed include, but are not limited to: admission and discharge from hospitalization, adequate treatment, refusal of unwanted services, and confidentiality of mental health records. Assistance takes the form of information, referral, and legal representation in court hearings and administrative proceedings.