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Provides a limited number of rides for running errands and non-emergency medical appointments for persons who don’t have a vehicle or the ability to drive themselves, such as the elderly and the sick.

Conduct art projects (watercolor, dance, poetry, photography) as a way to outreach to Oakbrook neighbors, improve livability, and foster intra neighbor relationships in the area.

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

Dependent children and their parents who live with them

Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Helps individuals residing in long-term care facilities resolve issues or concerns they may have about the quality of care they receive. The Ombudsman serves as a resident advocate and works with residents and facility staff to promote quality of care and quality of life within the long-term care setting. The Ombudsman also provides information and education relating to "Resident Rights" and long-term care services.

Offers a donation center accepting gently used donations.

Senior center that provides a meal for lunch. Individuals must call by 10:30am one day in advance for lunch reservation.

Cub Scouting has program components for boys in the first through fifth grades (or ages 7, 8, 9, or 10). Members join a Cub Scout pack and are assigned to a den, usually a neighborhood group of six to eight boys. First-grade boys (Tiger Cubs) meet twice a month, while Wolf Cub Scouts (second graders), Bear Cub Scouts (third graders), and Webelos (fourth and fifth graders) meet weekly. Once a month, all of the dens and family members gather for a pack meeting under the direction of a Cubmaster and pack committee. The committee includes parents of boys in the pack and members of the chartered organization.

Pre-screens households to determine potential eligibility and estimate a household's SNAP benefit amount. Assists with filling out and submitting a SNAP application is then provided.

This program provides free groceries and essential food items to eligible individuals and families in need.

Provides comprehensive psychiatric services that include psychiatric evaluation, treatment, and medication management. Specialty Programs include: Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) for adults, is a 3 or 5-day program based upon clinical acuity. Partial Hospitalization Program (ALPHA PHP) for children and adolescents, grades K through 12, includes academic instruction and is a year-round program. Psychiatric Rehabilitation is a voluntary, non-clinical program that helps restore community functionality for individuals with mental illness.

Provides a home visiting parent education and child development program.

Helps individuals regain financial stability by preparing and sending payment for day-to-day expenses ensuring essential bills are paid, offer needed resources and referrals, and reconciling accounts, recording expenses, and making reports to the Social Security Adminstration as needed.

Informs unemployed and under-employed individuals about job opportunities and how to become prepared for them. Helps participants to identify realistic career goals and develop strategies to overcome obstacles. Provides both group-oriented and one-on-one financial coaching.

Operates two 100-bed safe havens dedicated to the needs of individuals experiencing intimate partner violence. Individuals and families receive comprehensive, trauma-informed care, including case management, individual and group therapy, and children’s services.

Offers used clothing for men, women and children. Also sells housewares, furniture, books, toys and a variety of other household items.

Provides peer specialists going through similar trauma's for individuals during their mental health journey.

Offers developmentally appropriate educational program for children year round. Includes meals and snacks.

This program provides free groceries and essential food items to eligible individuals and families in need.

Distributes Farmers' Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) vouchers to WIC eligible households. Vouchers can be used to purchase fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables from farm markets across Pennsylvania.

Provides first point of contact to report damage to homes, businesses, or other property following a major disaster or large-scale emergency in the community.

Works with local attorneys who provide education and training for consumers and staff on legal issues confronting older adults.

Provides information and resources to help explore all pregnancy options like parenting, making an adoption plan, or considering abortion.

Provides AIDS/HIV Care and treatment, Primary Care, Case Management, Dental, Substance Abuse referrals and adherance, and Nutritional services. Offers free confidential HIV testing and counseling and HIV education and risk reduction for groups.

Offers free monthly digital literacy classes to individuals who are looking to improve their digital skills in order to enter the workforce and find sustainable employment. Also offers drop-in hours to use the computer lab for job searching and other employment-related activities.