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Thrift shop operated by the ILH auxiliary as a fund raising project. Proceeds go to support projects and programs for Lutheran Hospital. Items for sale include clothing, toys, furniture and hospital beds, knick-knacks, small electrical items.

Accepts donations of new and gently used clothing and household items.

Branch Office: "Not New Too" - 723 East University

Provides an early childhood program for eligible preschool children. Services include 2 and a half hours daily of education, morning and afternoon sessions, with school bus transportation from school to home. In addition, an occupational therapist, speech therapist, social worker, parent coordinator, and physical therapist work with the classroom team.

Offers to serve at the intersection of education and mental health to help youth understand their emotions, reactions, and relationships through social-emotional learning to improve academic, career, and social success. AmeriCorps members are stationed within local organizations, including the Dubuque Community School District, Carnegie-Stout Public Library, Multicultural Family Center, City of Dubuque Engineering, and Parks and Recreation Departments, ensuring a comprehensive and multi-faceted approach to supporting youth development. 

Offers financial assistance for Franklin County Veterans in need. Helps with filing of VA claims and benefits due veterans and or their families. 

Preschool. All classes are inclusive and offer many learning opportunities for children ages 3-5.

Families that live in the district may apply when their child is three years old prior to July 31st. Students who qualify for special education and/or who are at risk will be accepted first. Others will be taken on a first come first serve basis. Only students living in the Adams Central school district will be accepted.

Assists unemployed and/or underemployed tribal members by:

- Improving educational opportunities for tribal members who lack the level of literacy skills necessary for effective citizenship and productive employment.

- Providing tribal members with sufficient basic education to enable them to benefit from job training and retraining programs and to obtain and retain productive employment.

- Enabling tribal members to continue their education to at least a Diploma/GED.

Eligible activities include:

- Enable Indian adults to acquire basic educational skills, including literacy.

- Provide educational services or instruction for elderly, disabled, or incarcerated Indian adults.

- If previously unemployed, purchase apparel that is required by job/duty.

- Provide tutor fees for GED exam, and GED exam fees.

Applications are due at least 30 day before the start of the applied program.

Disaster preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation. Information and education on emergency disaster preparedness.

Intensive, research-based child development and family support services for families with children from birth to age three, with an aim of building a strong early learning foundation and preparing children for later school success.

SAL Community Services’ Prevention Initiative program offers early, continuous child development and family support services in Rock Island County.

The comprehensive year-round program is for families with children currently enrolled in SAL’s early childhood programs, including Skip-a-Long Childhood Centers and select licensed homes within our Home Child Care Network. It is also available to new families in the community who are interested in establishing a strong early learning foundation for their children.

Offers in-home homemaker services including errands/shopping assistance and in-home meal preparation.

CIH conducts an intake and assessment for households experiencing homelessness in Champaign County, IL. Based on eligibility and priority, CIH links households experiencing homelessness with shelter, transitional, and permanent housing program options when there are program vacancies. In addition, CIH can make referrals to local community resources based on the needs of individuals served. Individuals and families can request a CIH at partner agencies.

Provides care before and after Head Start/Early Head Start hours and is open throughout the summer, when traditional Head Start is not in session. Provides before and after school transportation.

Respite care information and referral for families.

Recruitment of respite providers and coordination of training opportunities for providers and consumers.

Offers to assist with past due rent to those who have dealt with circumstances beyond the household’s control. This program does not assist with mortgages or property taxes. 

Program availability depends on funding availability. Rents must fall within the local rent standards for the household’s size. These programs are funded by a Community Services Block Grant (CSBG)

Seeks to protect Illinois consumers and businesses victimized by fraud, deception, or unfair methods of competition. Within this division are the Franchise Bureau, Health Care Bureau, Charitable Trusts Bureau, Military and Veterans Rights Bureau, and Consumer Fraud Bureau.

The Consumer Fraud and Health Care Bureaus offer informal dispute resolution programs for consumers with complaints concerning their purchases and health care. Although the attorneys in the AG Office cannot represent any one individual in a lawsuit, a limited mediation program is offered to assist in resolving disputes or complaints filed by individual consumers.