Provides resources and support for children 0-3 with developmental disabilities in Kane County.

1551 E Fabyan Parkway
Geneva, IL 60134

(888) 282-0997

Illinois STARNET provides a variety of opportunities for personal and professional growth for those who touch the lives of young children, ages birth through eight, with an emphasis on children with special needs. STARNET supports family-centered, researched, and effective practices in early childhood education and care.

Illinois STAR NET helps provide early childhood professionals and families with the supports needed to provide all children with a high quality, equitable education in inclusive environments. STAR NET provides workshops, funding opportunities, technical assistance and more to promote:

• Evidence-based inclusive practices for young children with disabilities
• Professional development to support educators and families
• Meaningful child outcomes through innovative and engaging learning experiences

Information from College Scholarships.org about college scholarships available to students with disabilities.

Provides books on tape and listening equipment free of charge for persons with visual deficits or reading disabilities.

The Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) coordinates the Chicago region’s transportation system. The RTA website’s Accessible Transit page includes information about how the transit system is accessible, how to apply for certification for Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Paratransit services, and how to learn to use the system and achieve travel independence.

You can also visit the RTA’s Travel Assistance Digital Library to access documents about these programs in English and Spanish.

RTA’s Mobility Outreach Program also works with organizations that serve and offer programs to people with disabilities and older adults to ensure they are aware of their transit options.

Promotes adequate and affordable housing, economic opportunity, and a suitable living environment.

Find community living with support and guidance for cooking, budgeting, banking, shopping, other daily living activities, and community integration. The goal of this program is to obtain independent living skills.

(815) 942-6133

Aunt Martha’s Health and Wellness is based in Olympia Fields, Ill., and offers community support services that promote healthy lifestyles and help people and families overcome challenges. Its community support services for youth include crisis services and Reporting Centers for Justice-Involved Youth in Cook County.

Aunt Marth’s also provides support for new parents (first-time moms and dads) as well as any parent or family feeling the stress of having a new baby or infant at home. Its support services include home visits and coaching to help parents feel more confident, keep their home safe and get other care and services in their community.

For more details, call (877) 692-8686 or fill out Aunt Martha’s Contact Us form.

Recreational programs for special needs individuals of all ages.