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Provides informational and educational programming targeted toward a consumer or a group of consumers with the intent to develop or increase the skills, knowledge and/or abilities required to live, work and play in the community.

Programs offered include self-advocacy and awareness, life skills training, braille training, TTY training, personal assistant information, interpreter referrals and equipment demonstration and loan.

Families with children 3 and under can receive a full box of diapers/pull-ups every 30-days. Individuals that may need adult diapers may qualify as well.

Senior Centers offer a variety of programs for senior citizens, including center meals, exercise classes, outreach, information and assistance, social activities, and home delivered meals. Some might offer blood pressure screenings or foot care clinics.

The following services are offered at this location.

North Entrance (existing):

-- Allergy and Immunology

-- Dermatology

-- Dermatology (MOHS)

-- Developmental Pediatrics

-- Gynecology

-- Pediatrics

-- Psychology

-- Endocrinology

-- Rheumatology

-- Nutrition Services

-- Patient Accounts.

West Entrance (new):

-- Family Medicine

-- Adult Medicine

-- Adult Medicine Residency

-- Cardiac Rehabilitation

Offers low cost and long term transitional Housing for families in recovery from substance abuse.

Services for adults with developmental disabilities include:

- Business Services: Support and training to work in the community.

- Developmental Training: Work skills, recreation, and daily living skills to enhance personal independence and self-esteem.

- Work: Vocational evaluation, job training, regular work, supported employment, and job placement services for persons with disabilities. Community Recycling Center is a part of this program.

- Community Integrated Living Arrangements: Clients who lease or own their own homes may receive support in the areas of budgeting, shopping, cooking, communication with medical providers, and participation in social and recreational events.

- Family Support - Services are provided to support families in caring for their special needs members.

Works in partnership with people in need to build modest and affordable houses. Houses are sold at no profit and with low interest.

Volunteers provide some of the labor, and individual and corporate donors provide money and materials to help build the houses.

Partner families invest 350-500 hours of labor, called "sweat equity" into the building of their homes and homes of other Habitat families.

Open to those facing barriers to employment, housing, transportation, and self-sufficiency. Funds can be given out to help those in need of car repairs, car registration and insurance, rent, utilities, cell phone reactivation/additional minutes, transportation accounts through HIRTA, UpLand, or the purchase of a bike. Other financial needs to maintain employment will be reviewed by a case by case basis. 

Offers blood donation facilities in northeastern Illinois.

Types of donations accepted:

- Whole blood donation.

- Double red donation.

- Platelet donation.

Provides housing services for individuals experiencing a housing crisis or seeking emergency shelter in Linn, Benton, and Jones counties. Those in need may be connected to the most appropriate housing intervention in the community. Services include homeless diversion/eviction prevention, case management and community resource navigation for individuals at risk of housing instability, rapid re-housing, tenant academy which teaches individuals on their tenant rights and responsibilities when entering into a lease agreement, and a street outreach program.

**Individuals must leave a detailed message with good contact information as the agency experiences a high volume of calls and will be returning phone calls in the order that they were received. Individuals that do not have a voicemail box set up or if full, must send an email to [email protected].

Or individuals may submit an online housing support form, website: https://www.waypointservices.org/what-we-do/housing-homeless-services

Offers programs for all children and families ages 2 weeks to 5 years of age.

Offers a holistic approach that ensures participants receive comprehensive and integrated care including the mind-body connection, while addressing their support needs.

Each participant is assigned a team of professionals including a Registered Nurse, Care Coordinator, and Peer Support (adult) and Family Peer Support Specialists (children) who actively review the member’s mental and medical condition and create an individualized care plan. Provides assistance in navigating the healthcare system and accessing resources, personalized supports, and a major focus on wellness, prevention activities, education, and healthy lifestyle choices.

Offers library services providing access to materials, including print, electronic, streaming, and downloadable items. Materials are available for circulation and in-house reference use.

Programs offered that encourage family literacy and children’s access to the arts.

Computers which users can access to do word processing, resume writing, and spreadsheets.

The mobile library has a set of designated stops to serve all of Rock Island, Milan, and Blackhawk Township. The library on wheels includes access to print and electronic materials, as well as WiFi, tablets, and computers.

Provides a continuum of mental health treatment, supports and habilitation services designed to assist adults with a serious mental illness to overcome barriers and develop a happy and meaningful life. CBRS staff are committed to helping individuals who desire increased satisfaction in life areas including home, work, school and relationships. Services provided: First Episode Recovery Support Team (FERST), Program for Assertive Community Treatment (PACT), Supported Community Living (SCL), Community Support Services (CSS).