The Will County Health Department provides comprehensive public health programs, primary health care, and dental services for medically underserved residents.

For appointments or questions, please visit the Contact Us page on the Will County Health Department’s website.

Job Corps is a comprehensive program that provides essential academics and career skills training. The program helps eligible youth ages 16 through 24 complete their high school education, trains them for meaningful careers, and assists them with obtaining employment.

For questions,  please visit the contact page on Job Corps’ website.

The Hire the Future Program at the Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) is designed to provide youth ages 16 to 24 with employment assistance, job readiness and career development services. You can find out what careers match your skills and interests by using IDES’ online job resources.

Cornerstone Services’ Employment Services help people with disabilities gain and maintain employment in the community.

Services are available in Will, Kankakee and southern Cook counties. Services include career counseling, job development and job coaching.

For more information, visit Cornerstone Services’ contact page for phone numbers and email addresses.

The Career Access Network at Trinity Services assists people with disabilities and mental illness in finding community-based employment with competitive earnings and benefits.

For more information, contact Trinity Serves at (815) 485-6197 or info@trinityservices.org.

Bridges to a New Day provides counseling, intervention and educational services to foster non-violence in the lives of children and adults. Telehealth and in-person services are available.

For more information, please call (815) 838-2690. The best time to call is Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Infinite Potential Through Technology (Infinitec) brings assistive technology to people with disabilities in Illinois. Infinitec provides information about assistive technology as well as training, equipment and access to specialists and resources.

Infinitec includes information about mobility devices, home modifications, independent living, orthotics and prosthetics, adaptive toys, adaptive sports, hearing resource guides, vision resource guides and more.

The Arc of Illinois advocates for and empowers people with disabilities and their families to reach their goals and fully participate in community life. The Arc of Illinois provides information, resources, family support, and training to help make Illinois a place where people with disabilities can learn, play, work, and live in communities across the state.

The Arc of Illinois’ services and programs include:

• The Illinois Life Span program
• Children’s services and caregiver support
• Monthly webinars
• Assistive technology resources
• The Arc of Illinois fact sheets and more

For questions, please contact The Arc of Illinois using the online form or call  (815) 464-1832.

Service, Inc. of Illinois is dedicated to helping people with developmental delays and disabilities find the services and supports they need to live a better life. Programs and offices are organized by county.

Child and Family Connections #15 serves children ages birth to 3 with disabilities and their families residing in Will, Grundy, Kankakee, and LaSalle Counties.

For information on how to make a referral, please call the CFC referral coordinator at (815) 768-3730.

Families can also visit Service, Inc.’s Frequently Asked Questions page for more information and more details for requesting help anywhere in Illinois.

The Illinois Client Assistance Program (CAP) is a federally funded program that helps persons with disabilities understand and use rehabilitation services. The program:

• Informs and advises individuals of the services and benefits available to them through programs authorized under the Rehabilitation Act and Title 1 of the Americans with Disabilities Act
• Advocates and provides assistance for people seeking programs and services provided for within the Rehabilitation Act
• Helps to identify and resolve problems that may arise during the rehabilitation process
• Identifies problem areas in providing rehabilitation services and makes suggestions for improving services

Those eligible for CAP are:

• Anyone seeking information, applying for services or already receiving services from the Division of Rehabilitation Services (DRS), the Vocational Rehabilitation and the Centers for Independent Living
• Persons who are dissatisfied with the services they are receiving, or who have been denied services for which they may be eligible
• Persons needing intervention or assistance in their relationships with programs providing rehabilitation service

For more information about CAP, call (855) 452-2725 (1-855-ILCAP-25). TTY and Relay callers can dial 711. You can also email cap@equipforequality.org or visit equipforequality.org/cap for more details.