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Provides trained SHIIP counselors to help understand Medicare coverage options to help make informed choices based upon health, budget or both, of the individual. Provides free assistance to walk individuals through the Medicare process (annual open enrollment period is October 15 through December 7).

Offers a food pantry.

Utility assistance, only for Black Hills Energy.

For those who live outside of Douglas or Sarpy County and are in need of utility assistance, please call the HeatShare program: (402) 898-5942 or (402) 898-5894.

For those who live in Douglas or Sarpy County and need help paying utility bills, please call Salvation Army's Utility help line at (402) 898-5966. HeatShare is a Salvation Army-Black Hills Energy partnership that provides emergency utility assistance for individuals and families in greater Nebraska.

Provides rent assistance to those in need. 

Offers classes designed to help parents of young children understand child development and learn what to expect as their child grows.

Senior centers provide a place for congregate meals, as well as social activities, games, educational programs, etc.

Provide health presentations on topics such as healthy eating, staying active, and the dangers of tobacco. Host and participate in fun and educational health fairs. Create and share easy-to-read health information.

Promote and enforce the Smoke-Free Illinois Act. Support programs that help people quit smoking. Assist schools and workplaces with creating tobacco-free policies and wellness programs. Help assess community health needs and develop plans to improve community health. Coordinate the McLean County Government Employee Wellness Program.

Provides high school students with a practical foundation in essential financial concepts, covering budgeting, saving, investing, and financial planning. Students will have the opportunity to apply these financial skills through simulations and scenarios using real-world financial data, building lifelong financial literacy skills.

Provides the following services related to sexual assault:

- 24-hour confidential hotline.

- Individual counseling.

- Group counseling.

- Advocacy and prevention education.

Provides non-perishable food items and donated fresh produce, when available once per month. Bread available daily as food rescue allows.

Offers a 10-week program that guides ninth and tenth grade high school students in the exploration of diverse career fields. Students engage in conversation with volunteer speakers from various industries to develop digital literacy and interpersonal skills while engaging with real-world technology applications. Upon completion, students may earn 1-3 college credits.

Offers to resell used clothing, furniture and household items at an affordable cost. 

Financial assistance is available for mortgage/rent payments, utilities, or car repairs.

Provides a shopping card to eligible families to purchase a new pair of shoes for children at the start of the school year. Only available during the summer months before school starts.

Provides an average of 7 days worth of food. Guests may come back during the last half hour of any pantry day and take more fresh produce and bakery items.

Monthly program offering free legal advice for low-income residents, as well as other legal resources and self-help forms. Available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Civil law questions only; no criminal law, no appeals.