Lighthouse Housing Alliance supports vulnerable families by enabling access to stable housing, equipping families in crisis to achieve self-sufficiency, connecting them to community and working to break the cycle of housing instability. Email Lighthouse

Transitional housing program for those who struggle with mental health issues. Located in Arlington Heights. Must have Medicaid. Call their intake department at 847-952-7473. Organization was referred to us by AnnaMaria Mattey founder of Lighthouse Housing Alliance.

Dr. Luis San Roman considers counseling critical in understanding the underlying issues surrounding our relational and emotional well-being. Clients can expect Dr. Luis to meet them where they are with empathy and intuition. Dr. Luis specializes in working with couples struggling in their relationships. He partners with couples to help them excavate patterns, cultivate connection, and create lasting change. Whitestone Counseling Resources

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All patients start with a screening appointment where dental health needs are assessed and further dental services are scheduled.

Receive these Dental Hygiene Services for just $15:

Teeth cleanings X-rays

Flouride application Pit and fissure sealants

Examination for other dental needs

The Advocate Trauma Recovery Center (TRC) is a healthcare-based Violence Intervention program that provides short-term services to survivors of intentional crime. TRC services include: • Individual Therapy • Support Group • Group Therapy • Social Services and Intensive Case Management • Medication Management Eligibility Criteria: • Cook, Kankakee, Kendall, Kane, DuPage, Will, Lake and McHenry County Resident • Age 4 and older • Victim/Survivor of an intentional crime (brief list below) within the past three years or homicide of an immediate family member (no time limit) • Guns Shot • Stabbing • Physical Assault • Sexual Assault • Robbery/Burglary • Domestic Violence • Hit and Run Accident • Elder Abuse • Hate Crime • Stalking and Harassment • Human Trafficking To learn more about the Center or to make a referral, call 708-346-7300 or fax 708-346-7305. In EPIC, enter orders for Service to Trauma Recovery Center

The PADS Shelter Program is created in partnership with local faith communities to provide overnight shelter to those in need. The PADS shelter season runs from October 1st to April 30th each year.  An active faith community will open its doors to pre-qualified JOURNEYS clients to provide a safe place to sleep, a warm dinner, and breakfast. Clients are allowed on site between 7:00PM and 7:00AM on the night the church serves as a shelter site. In order to gain access to the program, individuals seeking shelter must register and complete intake paperwork with JOURNEYS to be qualified for participation in the program. As part of the intake process, case managers work with the clients to assess needs and identify which programs they qualify for. Qualified clients are issued a PADS photo identification card to gain access to an available site on the nights they are awarded a slot. Currently, demand for shelter is greater than supply, as such, JOURNEYS awards slots through a lottery process for those interested in the program. The PADS Program is also always looking for volunteers seeking to serve those in need in the community. If interested, contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Danielle Kadamian at ​d.kadamian@journeystheroadhome.org or (847) 963-9163 x 121  

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