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Using an evidence-based poverty alleviation curriculum, individuals attend an 8-10 week long Getting Ahead class in a cohort of 12-14 people meeting once or twice per week, followed by Life Skill Coaching with certified coaches for as long as needed.

Individuals identify resources, tools, and skills needed to remove barriers to success in their lives. Participants, aka “Investigators”, investigate the root causes of poverty and how to make changes needed in their lives toward stability and self-sufficiency, through learning soft skills, SMART goal setting, building assets, decreasing debts, increasing salary and wages, learning and discussing hidden rules of economic classes, learning emotional regulation, and much more.

Offers workshops that teach individuals and families how to get more out of money and how to save money for financial goals. This is a series of workshops that are a blend of instruction and hands on activities so each concept can be mastered. 

Offers workshops that teach individuals and families how to get more out of money and how to save money for financial goals. This is a series of workshops that are a blend of instruction and hands on activities so each concept can be mastered. 

Provides a Christian camp and retreat center offering summer camp programs for kids grades K-12 and retreat facilities for church groups, youth groups, family reunions, and more. 

Psychologists and therapists with specialized training work with children, adolescents, adults, and families.

Offers treatment for depression, anxiety, relationship issues, adjusting to life changes and many other areas including the shock, anger, grief, and other emotions than can accompany a medical diagnosis or chronic health condition (health psychology).

Outpatient services offered includes psychological evaluation; individual therapy; transitional services from inpatient and partial hospitalization; cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia; and specialty surgery evaluations such as bariatric surgery evaluations.

Ambient Air Quality provides continuous monitoring of Carbon Monoxide (CO), seasonal monitoring of Ozone, and periodical testing for particulate matter (PM2.5) levels in Lincoln and Lancaster County, as required by federal law to assure that air pollution levels do not exceed health-based standards.

Indoor Air Quality and Occupational Health assesses the air quality in businesses, institutions and homes, and recommends methods to improve the indoor air quality and reduce occupational health risks. Staff provide technical assistance and on-site review of mold problems and screening measurements for common indoor air contaminants, such as carbon monoxide and toxic chemicals.

Provides seven Daily Bread Congregate Meal site locations where lunch is offered, Mon-Fri, in Athens, Auburn, Chatham, Greenview, Petersburg, Springfield, or Tallula. 

**Reservations are required at least one day in advance.

Congregate Meal Site Locations:

- Athens: 110 W. Jackson St. (217) 801-4914

- Auburn: 153 N. 5th St. (217) 691-1909

- Chatham: 111 W. Mulberry St. (217) 483-3792

- Greenview: 114 N. Engle St. (217) 968-5323

- Petersburg: 209 E. Sheridan Rd. (217) 632-4314

- Springfield: 701 W. Mason (217) 528-4035, ext. 121

- Tallula: Only open Mon, Wed, and Fri; 103 W Main St., Tallula, IL (217) 801-4469

Offers a summer day camp. Providing academics and athletics to promote healthy minds and healthy bodies. Services include an eight-week camp with academic enrichment, healthy meals, arts and crafts, and field trips. 

Low-income public housing program.

Provides a variety of behavioral health services. Mental health specialists serve patients in-person and by virtual appointments. Services include psychiatric services (able to prescribe behavioral health-related medications when appropriate), counseling services (does not prescribe behavioral health-related medications), social services (includes housing issues), and crisis services (includes a 24 hour Crisis Line).

Offers free seeds, seedlings, tools, soil, containers, miscellaneous supplies, gardening expertise, and educational resources to any interested party in the Champaign-Urbana area who would like to start their own garden.

Produce grown in gardens may be used by the owner for their own food needs and/or distributed to community members who are facing economic and food access challenges through a Solidarity Gardens CU distribution network. Participants will receive a Solidarity Garden yard sign, donated by Cunningham Township, to acknowledge their effort.

Pantry can provide meat, milk, non-perishable items, and dry goods.

Offers a broad range of comprehensive services to older adults, including but not limited to:

- Primary care

- Complex medical management

- Annual Medicare Wellness Visits

- Memory and Cognitive evaluations

- Walking/gait disorders

- Imbalance and falls

- Frailty Assessments

- Medication management

- Wound Care

- Care of the homebound patient

- Advance Care Planning

- Palliative Care

- Case Management

Provides services in the office, patient homes, hospitals, rehabilitation units, assisted living facilities, memory care facilities, long-term care facilities, as well as via telehealth visits.