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McDonough County Social Services: Category: Permanent Supportive Housing; Web Site: www.socserv.org; Directory, Calendar of Events, Meeting Minutes
Cass County Department of Human Services: 300 E. 2nd St., Beardstown, IL 62618; 217-323-4185
Cass County Family Community Resource Center -- DHS: Category: Other; 300 E. 2nd St., Beardstown, IL 62618; 217-323-4165 Fax: 217-323-3093; E-mail: christine.bacon@illinois.gov; Web Site: www.dhs.state.il.us; Services Offered: Assist newborn to elderly with medical assistance. We also offer cash to those who qualify. We administer the food stamp program. We administer the medical programs also known as All Kids and Kidcare programs. We make appropriate referrals to other community agencies. We also work with the Child Care Connection to make available payment for daycare. We also work with Child Support Enforcement to acquire Child Support.
Cass County Health Department Satellite Office: 110 E. Main, Beardstown, IL 62618; 217-323-2182; E-mail: tsmith@casscohealth.org; Web Site: www.casscohealth.org; The Cass County Health Department offers many programs for the residents of Cass County and surrounding counties. Services include Family Case Management, WIC, Teen Parent Services, immunizations, physicals, school health center, home health, hospice, hearing & vision screening, lead testing, environmental health services, Teen Reach after school and summer programs, family planning, blood work clinics, health screening clinics, prostate screenings, diabetes programs, bio-terrorism and pandemic flu emergency response services, medication management, respite, in-school programs, and many other services.
Lincoln Land Community College- Beardstown: 109 White Pine Land, Beardstown, IL 62618; 217-323-4103; E-mail: jan.terry@llcc.edu; Web Site: www.llcc.edu; Lincoln Land Community College provides access to transfer classes, vocational and occupational training, English and Spanish G.E.D. and individual and family literacy.
Southeastern Food Pantry: Box 126, Bowen, IL; 217-842-5581; E-mail: rankin@adams.net; Food pantry serving primarily Southeastern School District
Hancock County Department of Human Services: 2005 E. Highway 136, Carthage, IL 62321-1444; 217-357-3116; E-mail: greggory.golemo@illinois.gov; Public Welfare Programs
Hancock County Health Department: 671 Wabash Ave., Carthage, IL 62321; 217-357-2171; E-mail: hchd@adams.net; Web Site: www.hancockhealth.com; Services we offer: Public Health Department; Dental Clinic; Women, Infant and Children Program; Immunizations; Physical Exams; Family Planning Services; and Diabetes Education & Screening.
Hancock County Sheriff's Office: P.O. Box 66, 98 Buchanan Street, Carthage, IL 62321; 217-357-2115; Law Enforcement County Jail
IL Dept. of Human Services - Hancock County FCRC: 2005 East US Hwy 136, Carthage, IL 62321; 217-357-3116; E-mail: GREGGORY.GOLEMO@illinois.gov; Public Welfare Programs
Mental Health Centers of Western Illinois - Carthage: 607 Buchanan St., Carthage, IL 62321; 217-357-3176; E-mail: mkflesner@mhcwi.org
University of Illinois Extension, Hancock County: 550 N. Madison St., Carthage, IL 62321; 217-357-2150; E-mail: dpflaste@uiuc.edu; Web Site: webextension.uiuc.edu/hancock; University of Illinois Extension provides research-based educational information to clientele in the areas of agriculture/natural resources; family and consumer sciences; nutrition and wellness; youth development; and community and economic development.
Prairie State Legal Services, Inc.: 1614 E. Knox St., Galesburg, IL 61401; 309-343-2141; E-mail: galesburg@pslegal.org; Web Site: www.pslegal.org; Prairie State Legal Services offers free legal services for low income persons and those over 60 years of age who have serious civil legal problems and need legal help to solve them.
Central Prairie American Red Cross: 700 N. Prairie, Jacksonville, IL 62650; 217-243-6641; E-mail: cpredcross@net-axess.com; The Central Prairie Chapter of the American Red Cross operates around the clock, every day of the year providing disaster relief, health and safety education, agency referrals, and a range of services to military personnel and their families.
Department of Human Services - Division of Rehabilitation Services: 1429 S. Main St. Suite C, Jacksonville, IL 62650-3476; 217-245-9585 Fax: 217-243-8131 TTY: 1-888-261-8516; Web Site: www.dhs.state.il.us/
Dept. of Human Services - Division of Rehabilitation Services: 1429 S. Main Suite C, Jacksonville, IL 62650; 217-245-9585; Web Site: www.dhs.state.il.us; TTY: 1-888-261-8516
Jacksonville Area Center for Independent Living: 60 E. Central Park Plaza, Jacksonville, IL 62650; 217-245-8371; E-mail: info@jacil.org; Web Site: www.jacil.org; Jacksonville Area Center for Independent Living is a Non-profit agency serving individuals with disabilities. It is organized to serve people with disabilities in Morgan, Scott, Cass and Mason Counties. JACIL is committed to enabling persons with disabilities to gain effective control of their lives in the home, workplace and community. We work with any kind of disability a person may have and services are free.
Jacksonville Area Community Food Center: 316 E. State, Jacksonville, IL 62650; 217-243-1122; Provides food and necessities to low income families- can receive food orders every 2 months, up to 6 times a year.
Jacksonville School District 117- Early Years Program: 110 Walnut Court, Jacksonville, IL 62650; 217-243-2876; E-mail: menglish@jax117.morgan.k12.il.us; The Early Years Program offers educational and family/child resource services to families with children aged birth to 5. The Pre-kindergarten program has ISBE early childhood certified staff in a quality program. The birth to 3 program provides early childhood educational activities to children and families in the home and helps transition those families to the appropriate early childhood center as well as offer linkage and services to families in need. The Early Years Program is located at Walnut Court and VAS center within the Morgan County Housing Projects.
Lincoln Land Community College: 32 N. Central Park Plaza, Jacksonville, IL 62650; 217-243-6699; E-mail: jan.terry@llcc.edu; Web Site: www.llcc.edu; Lincoln Land Community College offers high quality transfer, workforce and personal interest classes for residents of Morgan, Cass and the surrounding counties. Financial aid is available to those who qualify.
MCS Community Services: 345 W. State St., Jacksonville, IL 62650; 217-243-9404; E-mail: dlittle@morgancounty-il.com; MCS Community Services is a public Community Action Agency providing a variety of social services to low-income families and individuals, including services for the homeless. Our service area is Morgan, Cass and Scott Counties.
Midwest Youth Services: 2001 W. Lafayette, Jacksonville, IL 62650; 217-245-6000; E-mail: youthcntr@mchsi.com; We offer limited counseling, short term respite care in crisis situations and a 24 hour crisis hotline for children aged 8-17.
Morgan/Scott County Family Community Resource Center- DHS: Category: Other; 45-47 S. Central Park Plaza, Jacksonville, IL 62618; 217-245-5164 Fax: 217-245-4589; E-mail: christine.bacon@illinois.gov; Web Site: www.dhs.state.il.us/; Services Offered: Assist newborn to elderly with medical assistance. We also offer cash to those who qualify. We administer the food stamp program. We administer the medical programs also known as All Kids and Kidcare programs. We make appropriate referrals to other community agencies. We also work with the Child Care Connection to make available payment for daycare. We also work with Child Support Enforcement to acquire Child Support.
Fulton/Schuyler Regional Office of Education #22: P.O. Box 307, 100 N. Main St., Lewistown, IL 61542; 309-547-3041; E-mail: lbassett@roe22.K12.il.us; Web Site: www.roe22.net; The Regional Office of Education is an intermediate agency between the Illinois State Board of Education and local school districts. The office of the Regional Superintendent coordinates and delivers state and local services and performs regulatory functions as directed by the Illinois School Code. The Regional Superintendent acts as an advocate for education by providing positive leadership and disseminating information for educators, school districts & the public. The Regional Office also checks districts to see that certain minimums are met and legal parameters are followed in areas such as finances, life safety, certification, supervision, and curriculum.
MOSAIC: 220 N. Lafayette, Macomb, IL 61455; 309-837-5506; Not for Profit organization providing services for developmentally disabled persons.
Macomb City Township: 232 E. Jackson, P.O. Box 55, Macomb, IL 61455; 309-833-2671; E-mail: twpsuper@cityofmacomb.com; General Assistance
McDonough County Department of Human Services: 1026 E. Jackson St., Macomb, IL 61455-2520; 309-833-4127
McDonough County Health Department: 505 E. Jackson St., Macomb, IL 61455; 309-837-9951; E-mail: mchd@mchdept.com; Web Site: www.mchdept.com; McDonough County Health Department provides a number of services dedicated to helping ensure a healthier community. The health department offers services for all ages. Programs and services include community health, health education, family health, environmental health, in-home services and administration. The health department is open 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
North Central Behavioral Health Systems: 301 E. Jefferson, Macomb, IL 61455; 309-833-2191; Web Site: www.ncbhs.org; Services include: Outpatient metal health & substance abuse services, Case management services to link consumers to community resource, and Psychosocial rehabilitation classes (skill building classes) and Psychiatric services.
Opening Doors & Area 3 Homeless Liaison Programs: 130 S. Lafayette- Suite 200, Macomb, IL 61455 ROE #26- Hancock/McDonough,; 309-837-4821; E-mail: mworthin@roe26.k12.il.us; Web Site: homelessed.net; Opening Doors- Statewide Access to Education for Homeless Children and Youth provides technical assistance and information to school districts, social service organizations and homeless providers throughout the state of Illinois. Area 3 Homeless Liaison Project provides information and a coordination of services to the 20 west central IL counties served by the project. ROE Homeless Liaisons are housed at: ROE #1, ROE #22, ROE #26, ROE #27, ROE #33, ROE #38, ROE #46, ROE #48, ROE #51, and ROE #53. The program is coordinated by the Regional Office of Education #26- Hancock/McDonough, Macomb. Lead Liaison is Eileen Worthington.
Regional Office of Education #26- Hancock/McDonough: 130 S. Lafayette, Suite 200, Macomb, IL 61455; 309-837-4821; E-mail: geddingt@roe26.k12.il.us; Web Site: mcdonough.k12.il.us/roe26; ROE #26 advises, monitors, and supports local school districts as they strive to provide the best possible educational opportunities and experiences for all students. Serving Hancock and McDonough county school ROE #26: operates as a liaison to the Illinois State Board of Education; monitors the educational standards of County schools and agencies; distributes federal and state funds to County schools and agencies; oversees County truancy activities; inspects county school properties for life safety compliance; provides GED testing and services; operations the Regional Safe Schools Program as well as the Alternative High Schools through the Truants’ Alternative and Optional Education Program; maintains an internet web page of resources for educators, parents, and interested citizens; schedules initial training courses and refresher courses for school bus drivers; provides programs for students, provides induction workshops for beginning teachers; helps teacher and administrators obtain their certificates; provides a customized list of substitute teachers to each school district on a bi-monthly basis; maintains an up to date listing of teacher vacancies in the two county area; vocational programming; and services for at-risk youth ages 0-3.
Spoon River College: 208 S. Johnson, Macomb, IL 61455; 309-833-6008; E-mail: info@spoonrivercollege.edu; Web Site: www.SpoonRiverCollege.edu; A comprehensive Community College offing courses in: Pre-Bachelor education, Career & Technical education, Developmental & basic skills, Community education, Workforce training, Cultural and Recreational programs.
Veterans Affairs: 135 W. Grant St., Macomb, IL 61455; 309-836-2243 or 309-837-5838; We provide the following services for Veterans and Families: Healthcare, Claims, and Burial information for Veterans.
Community Medical Center of Western Illinois: Category: Other; 1000 W. Harlem Ave., Monmouth, IL 61462; 309-734-3141; E-mail: kjones@cmchospital.com; Web Site: www.cmchospital.com; Community Medical Center of Western Illinois, Inc. is a private, not-for-profit organization for Monmouth and its surrounding communities with a primary role of inpatient, outpatient, and long-term care.
Henderson-Mercer-Warren Extension Unit: 1000 N. Main St., P.O. Box 227, Monmouth, IL 61462; 309-734-5161; E-mail: warren_co@mail.aces.uiuc.edu; Web Site: http://web.extension.uiuc.edu/hmw; University of Illinois Extension is the flagship outreach effort of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, offering educational programs to residents of all of Illinois, 102 counties and far beyond. Through learning partnerships that put knowledge to work, U of I Extension’s programs are aimed at making life better, healthier, safer, and more profitable for individuals and their communities.
Jamieson Community Center, Inc.: 325 E. 9th Ave., P.O. Box 495, Monmouth, IL 61462-0495; 309-734-4251; Not for profit Social Service Agency. We provide: Food Pantry, Thrift Shop, Senior meals in Warren County, Summer Feeding Program, Christmas Store & Baskets, Emergency care, Warm Neighbors (energy program), S.T.A.R.S (Students To Arrive Ready for School).
Starting Point: 205 S. 1st, Monmouth, Illinois 61462; 309-734-7812; E-mail: startingpoint@derbytech.net; Starting Point provides opportunity for self sufficiency and dignity to persons who are homeless in order to effect permanent and positive changes in their lives. We serve men, women, and families who struggle with drugs & alcohol and/or individuals who are displaced for various other reasons. We provide case management, counseling, and general development classes and various support groups for the residents and the entire community through our family resource center.
Warren County Department of Human Services: 1245 S. Main St., P.O. Box 80, Monmouth, IL 61462-0080; 309-734-2159
Warren County United Way: 107 N. Main Street, P.O. Box 85, Monmouth, IL 61462; 309-734-6364; E-mail: wcunitedway@juno.com; Web Site: www.warrencountyunitedway.com; Through volunteer leadership, the Warren County United Way shall assess needs, raise funds and develop other resources to help improve the lives of the citizens of Warren County.
Brown County Department of Human Services: 206 S. West Cross, P.O. Box 87, Mount Sterling, IL 62353-0087; 217-773-3307
Brown County Sheriff's Office: 200 Court St., Mt. Sterling, IL 62353; 217-773-2011; E-mail: browncounty@hotmail.com; County Law Enforcement Agency
Mental Health Centers of Western Illinois: P.O. Box 254, 700 Southeast Cross, Mt. Sterling, IL 62353; 217-773-3325; Web Site: www.mhcwi.org; Comprehensive mental health and substance abuse disorder for three rural counties – Brown, Hancock, and Pike. MHCWI provides the following services: • Outpatient services for children, adolescents, and adults • Psychiatric services • Case management services • 24 hour Supervisor Residential Community Housing Program for persons with a chronic mental illness • Substance abuse services – level 1 & level 2 • DUI/DRC services • Prevention services • DSR/Day training services for persons with mental illness or developmental disability
Mental Health Centers of Western Illinois - Mt. Sterling: 700 Southeast Cross, Mt. Sterling, IL 62353; 217-773-3325
PACT for West Central Illinois: 300 S. Capitol, PO Box 231, Mt. Sterling, IL 62353; 217-773-3903; E-mail: sedison@pactheadstart.com; Serving children under five years old and their families through Head Start programs in eight counties: Adams, Brown, Cass, Hancock, McDonough, Pike, Schuyler, and Scott. Homebased options in all counties, and centers located in Pittsfield, Beardstown, Macomb, Carthage and Camp Point. Early Head Start programs in Pike, Hancock, and McDonough.
Henderson County Department of Human Services: Route 164 E. Frontage Rd., P.O. Box 668, Oquawka, IL 61469-0668; 309-867-3071
Henderson County Sheriff's Office: P.O. Box 228, Oquawka, IL 61469; 309-867-4291; E-mail: hendsheriff@accessus.net
American Red Cross - Pike County Chapter: 117 S. Memorial, Pittsfield, IL 62363; 217-285-2813; E-mail: pikearcl@casscomm.com; Services are CPR/First Aid, Blood Program, Disaster Services, and Armed Forces Emergency Services.
Mental Health Centers of Western Illinois: 121 S. Madison, Pittsfield, IL 62363; 217-285-4436; The Counseling Center of Pike County includes three counties (Pike, Brown and Hancock). We provide numerous mental health services. Mary Kay Flesner is our Public Relations Liaison if you need more information. Her office is located at the Hancock County Site.
Pike County Department of Human Services: P.O. Box 271, Pittsfield, IL 62363-0271; 217-285-2171
Pike County Family Community Resource Center: 201 N. Mississippi, Pittsfield, IL 62363; 217-285-2171; The division of Human Capital Development serves over 1 million Department of Human Service customers each month through income support such as: Cash assistance, Food Stamps, Medical programs, Help with child care, Emergency assistance, Refugee and Immigration services, Homeless services, Specialized social services, Employment and Training programs. Visit the Pike County Family Community Resource Center, learn about our programs, celebrate our successes and use our resources.
Pike County Health Department: 113 E. Jefferson St., Pittsfield, IL 62363; 217-285-4407; E-mail: administration@pikecoilhealth.org; Web Site: www.pikecoilhealth.org; Public Health, Home Health, Environmental Health
Pittsfield Police Dept.: 215 N. Monroe, Pittsfield, IL 62363; 217-285-4484; E-mail: pittsfieldpd@verizon.net
Adams County Chapter American Red Cross: 3000 N. 23rd St., Quincy, IL 62305; 217-222-2477; E-mail: redcross@adams.net; Web Site: www.redcrossadams.org; Disaster Services: Response Phase- focuses on meeting people’s immediate emergency needs. We provide shelter, food, health and mental health services to address basic human needs. Health & Safety Services: CPR, First Aid, AED, Life guarding, Water Safety, Babysitting, HIV/AIDS Education, Adaptive Aquatics are just a few of the certification courses offered by our chapter. Armed Forces Emergency Services: Provide 24 hours a day emergency communications to local military families. Provide financial assistance to active duty members, retirees and their families. Blood Services: Collected 8321 units of blood and 1300 platelets products last year in Adams County.
Adams County Department of Human Services: 300 Maine St., 2nd Floor, Quincy, IL 62301-3922; 217-223-0550; Web Site: www.quincynet.com/analists/npmessag/n5009.htm
Adams County Sheriff's Office: 521 Vermont, Quincy, IL 62301; 217-277-2200; E-mail: bfrsiher@co.adams.il.us; Web Site: www.co.adams.il.us/sheriff
Community Connection (a service of United Way of Adams County, Inc.): 300 Civic Center Plaza- Suite 260, Quincy, IL 62301; 217-224-1223; E-mail: claire@unitedwayadamsco.org; Web Site: www.unitedwayadamsco.org; Community Connection is a comprehensive telephone information and referral service of United Way of Adams County, Inc. It connects individuals in need with the services that will alleviate those needs. All calls or contacts are confidential.
Cornerstone: Foundations for Families: 918 Vermont, Quincy, IL 62301; 217-222-8254; E-mail: info@cornerstone-quincy.org; Web Site: www.cornerstone-quincy.org; Cornerstone is a not-for-profit organization providing counseling, casework, and psychiatric services.
Department of Human Services - Office of Rehabilitation Services: 2435 Broadway, Quincy, IL 62301-3257; 217-224-2600; Web Site: www.dhs.state.il.us
IL Dept. of Human Services- Division of Rehabilitation Services: 2435 Broadway, Quincy, IL 62301; 888-460-5161; E-mail: Donna.Ryan@illinois.gov; Web Site: www.dhs.state.il.us; The Illinois Department of Human Services’ Division of Rehabilitation Services is the state’s lead agency serving persons with disabilities. Our staff works one-on-one with individuals who have disabilities and their families to empower them to reach their employment, education, and independent living goals. Vocational Rehabilitation Services assists persons with disabilities in preparing for, finding and maintaining employment. The Home Services Program provides services to individuals with the most significant disabilities so they can remain in their homes and live as independently as possible.
Lutheran Child and Family Services of Illinois: 2701 College Ave., Quincy, IL 62301; 217-222-0106; Web Site: www.lcfs.org; Individual and family counseling services at affordable rates. Services address such issues as depression, anxiety, family related problems, abuse and life stressors.
Quanada: 521 State, Suite B Quincy, IL; 217-223-2030; E-mail: sgoodwin@quanada.org; Web Site: www.quanada.org; Quanada provides emotional, physical, and crisis support for those who have been battered or abused. Through our Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Program, Quanada helps victims in three major areas: Counseling (Individual and Group), Adavocacy, and Shelter.
Quincy Police Department: 110 South Side 8th St., Quincy, IL 62301; 217-228-4470; E-mail: coqqpd@quincyil.gov; Web Site: www.quincyil.gov; Law enforcement agency
Quincy Public Schools' Teen Parent Services Program and Adult Education and Family Literacy Program: 401 S. 8th St., Quincy, IL 62301; 217-228-7114; E-mail: citroka@qps.org; Teen Parent Services serves young parents (under 20) who have not received a diploma or GED. This program offers support, helps with school enrollment and helps the teen overcome problems that may keep her/him from successfully completing school. The Teen Parent Services Program offers a case management approach. Teen Parent Services will, for example, help with school expenses, employment expenses and be an advocate for the teen. Teen Parent Services is a “one-stop” program that will make all the appropriate referrals. Teen Parent Services will also give lots of relevant information to the teen. Adult Education and Family Literacy Program of the Quincy Public Schools offers either high school or GED instruction to students who are 16 and over and have separated from their high school. The school is teen parent friendly offering on-site childcare, bus transportation in district, and lots of parenting instruction. Older students may choose to earn a diploma for the year in which they should have graduated. Six caring staff teach the classes. Classes are generally small. School hours are 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Both of the above programs are available to residents of Adams County.
Transitions of Western Illinois: 4409 Maine, Quincy, IL 62305; 217-223-0413; Web Site: www.twi.org/; Transitions is a not-for-profit agency that primarily serves Adams County residents. The agency serves people who have a serious mental illness, people who have a developmental disability, and people who have no mental disability, but who are struggling with life problems that can affect anyone. Services include outpatient mental health services for people of all ages, vocational rehabilitation and training services, life skills training services, case management services, developmental services for children ages birth to three, and crisis intervention services. The agency also provides supervised housing (group homes) and supported housing (supported apartments) for adults who have a serious mental illness or a developmental disability.
West Central Child Care Connection: 510 Main St., Room 610, Quincy, IL 62301; 217-222-2550; E-mail: kpoints@wcccc.com; Web Site: www.wcccc.com; Our agency has a listing of child care services in a nine county area. We also help parents pay for child care if they are income eligible.
West Central Illinois Area Agency on Aging: P.O Box 428, Quincy, IL 62306-0428; 217-223-7904; Web Site: www.wciagingnetwork.org
West Central Illinois Center For Independent Living: 300 Maine, Suite 104, PO Box 1065, Quincy, IL 62306-1065; 217-223-0400; E-mail: wcicil@adams.net; Web Site: www.wcicil.org; Dedicated to the empowerment of persons with disabilities and equal access in society.
Western Illinois Area Agency on Aging: 729 34th Ave., Rock Island, IL 61201-5950; 309-793-6807; Web Site: www.wiaaa.org
Schuyler County Department of Human Services: 111 E. Washington, P.O. Box 349, Rushville, IL 62681; 217-322-3377
Area Agency on Aging for Lincolnland , Inc.: 3100 Montvale Dr., Springfield, IL 62704-4278; 217-787-6290; Web Site: www.aginglinc.org
Department of Children & Family Services (Springfield Headquarters): 406 East Monroe, Springfield, IL 62701-1498; 217-785-2509; Web Site: www.state.il.us/dcfs/index.shtml
Cass County Health Department Main Office: 331 S. Main, Virginia, IL 62691; 217-452-3057; E-mail: tsmith@casscohealth.org; Web Site: www.casscohealth.org; The Cass County Health Department offers many programs for the residents of Cass County and surrounding counties. Services include Family Case Management, WIC, Teen Parent Services, immunizations, physicals, school health center, home health, hospice, hearing & vision screening, lead testing, environmental health services, Teen Reach after school and summer programs, family planning, blood work clinics, health screening clinics, prostate screenings, diabetes programs, bio-terrorism and pandemic flu emergency response services, medication management, respite, in-school programs, and many other services.