We’re here to help.
We partner with Illinois families and communities to help children and youth with special healthcare needs connect to services and resources.
How we help.
How we help you and your child depends on your specific preferences and needs. Our Care Coordinators can support you in the following areas:
Who we help.
We serve thousands of families in all counties across the State of Illinois.
(The Division of Specialized Care for Children) was one of the first organizations to step into our lives. They were some of the first social workers who came into our home and really began helping us to navigate our new lives with a medically complex child.
News
New Electronic Visit Verification System for In-Home Nursing
October 30, 2024
Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) is a system that electronically documents the time and location of care that in-home nurses provide. We have an important update...
Empowering Every Voter: Voting Resources for People With Disabilities
October 21, 2024
Accessible guides and information on your rights and options as a voter with a disability It's important that individuals of all abilities have the opportunity...
Share Your Input at Our Nov. 14 Family Advisory Council Open Forum
October 16, 2024
All Illinois families of children with special healthcare needs are welcome to share their feedback and experiences at this virtual forum. Join us for an...
Events
"Abe for All: Sensory Friendly Sunday" in Springfield
November 3, 2024
An inclusive, sensory-friendly opportunity to explore the museum The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum (ALPLM) is hosting "Abe for All: Sensory Friendly Sunday" on...
"2024 Special Education Resource Fair" in Dunlap
November 4, 2024
Make connections and learn about resources at this free event for area students, their families and professionals Join Dunlap School District 323 for the "2024...
Chicago Park District Special Recreation Gompers Park Social Club For Adults
November 4, 2024
Spend time with friends on Mondays at the Gompers Park Social Club for adults 18 and older with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. The Chicago Park...