C-U Community Resource Guide: COVID-19
An organic guide to Champaign-Urbana community resources during the COVID-19 Pandemic- A collaborative effort between the School of Social Work Community Learning Lab (CLL) and UniPlace Christian Church. Scroll over to view more.
If you have resources you’d like added, email Katie Shumway, CLL Director at kshumway@illinois.edu.
Childcare Resources
| Organization Name | Resources Provided and Quantities | Target Demographic for Distribution | Resource Distribution Location | Days/Hours of Operation | Additional Information | Volunteers/Donations: Sign-up Information | Contact Person | Contact Info |
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| Governor's Office of Early Childhood Development | Information and resources on emergency child care | Those who provide or need emergency childcare or volunteers who want to help | N/A | N/A | The purpose of this webpage is to help you understand your options for offering and accessing child care for essential workers during this pandemic. | Emergency Child Care Staffing Survey for qualified volunteers who are willing to temporarily work in an Emergency Child Care Home or Center. |
Clothing
| Organization Name | Resources Provided and Quantities | Target Demographic for Distribution | Resource Distribution Location | Days/Hours of Operation | Additional Information | Volunteers/Donations: Sign-up Information | Contact Person | Contact Info |
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| Restoration Urban Ministries | Clothing Distribution | Those in need | 1213 Parkland Court, Champaign, IL 61821 | Mon.-Fri. 10 AM- 3 PM | Information about donation or volunteer opportunities found here | 217-355-2662 |
Food Distributions
| Organization Name | Resources Provided and Quantities | Target Demographic for Distribution | Resource Distribution Location | Days/Hours of Operation | Additional Information | Volunteers/Donations: Sign-up Information | Contact Person | Contact Info |
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| Champaign Unit 4 | Food distribution sites in neighborhoods | 18 & under and any individual participating in the Young Adult Program | 1. Garden Hills Academy 2. South Garden Hills: Arrowhead Lanes 1401 N Mckinley Avenue 3. Colleen/ Staley: Providence 3800 Colleen Drive 4. Country Fair / Country Brook: Papa Johns 2104 W Springfield Avenue (East Side) 5. Shadowwood - Laundromat 6. Town Center / Nantucket: GFS 502 W Town Center Blvd 7. Valley Road: Champaign County Chamber - 303 W Kirby Avenue (Park on West Side of Building) 8. Ed Hoffman: Tuscany 1176 Pomona Drive 9. Kenwood School (Drop no Bus) - 1001 Stratford Drive 10. Savoy-Paddock: Winfield Village Apartments Parking Lot J425 Paddock 11. BTW School (Drop No Bus) - 606 E Grove Street | UPDATED INFO: Beginning May 29, 2020, Friday Neighborhood Meal Box Deliveries are from 10am-11am Drive Up Food Distributions from 10am-1pm at the following locations: 1. Jefferson 2. Garden Hills ***On May 18, we will provide 2-weeks worth of food to families because we will not distribute on Memorial Day. At BTW the 18th will be the last day for the drive up distribution. Monday Food Distributions have started back up on June 1st.**** | You must be in a vehicle with closed doors and windows in order to pick-up meals from sites. If no transportation is available, please call the Food Service Office (217) 351-3852 to set up home delivery of meal boxes. The following process will be utilized by staff distributing meals at the distribution site: Sign #1: DO NOT Roll Down Windows or Open Doors Sign #2: How Many Children ages 18 and Younger Sign #3: Please Pull Up to Pick-Up Site to Collect Meal Boxes | 217-351-3852 | ||
| Channing Murray Foundation | Essential grocery delivery for low-income families in Urbana who are recommended by Cunningham Township Supervisor's Office. | Extremely low-income families | 1209 W Oregon St, Urbana, IL 61801 | Starting the week of March 23, 2020 | Lisa Haynes, Office Manager // Emily McKown: Coordinator for the Bucket Brigade | Lisa Haynes- Email: channingmurrayfoundation@gmail.com; Phone: (217)-344-1176 | ||
| Community Service Center of Northern Champaign County | Food pantry is distributing food at curbside pickup | Those in need | 520 E. Wabash Ave. Suite 1, Rantoul IL 61866 | Mon-Fri 10am-4pm | Call 893-1530 when you get to the location and we will push a shopping cart outside with food, on the east parking lot, by the pantry door. Please do not come into the office, just call when you arrive or knock on the door. | Donations can be made through their website | Andy K. | evergreen3069@yahoo.com |
| Cultivators Pantry | Food distribution - One individual family member per household allowed for curbside pick up or carry out | Those in need | 555 S. Maplewood Dr. Rantoul | Tuesdays through Mondays until supplies last. For curb side delivery or carry out please call and make an appointment 217-282-9607 | 217-282-9607 cultivadoreslatinos@gmail.com | |||
| Daily Bread Soup Kitchen | To-Go Hot Lunches and Sack Lunches | Those in need | 116 N. 1st Champaign | 7 days a week 11:00 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. | Donations can be made through their website | |||
| Faith United Methodist Church | Food pantry | Those in need | 1719 S. Prospect Ave, Champaign | 10am-2pm | To donate or volunteer, contact UMC directly by phone (217-359-3631) | 217-359-3631 | ||
| Jubilee Cafe | TO-GO dinner | Those in need | 805 S. 6th St Champaign IL | Each Monday, 5-6:30 | Information about volunteering | jubilee.cafe@community-ucc.org | ||
| Mahomet-Seymour Community Schools | Drive-up FREE MEALS (breakfast/lunch) | ANY CHILD UNDER THE AGE OF 18 OR IN OUR ATLAS PROGRAM IS ELIGIBLE. Children do not need to be students of the Mahomet-Seymour CUSD #3 Schools. | Food pick up will be at parking lot of Lincoln Trail (102 E State St, Mahomet, IL) and the eastside of Middletown Prairie Elementary School (1301 S. Bulldog Dr. Mahomet, IL) | Monday March 31 to Friday April 7th Pick-Up time: 10am-12pm | Please fill out this Meal Request Google Form as soon as possible to request meals and delivery if needed | 217-586-2161 | ||
| McKinley Pantry at Garden Hills | Food pantry distribution | Any family in need, especially those families within the Garden Hills community | Garden Hills Elementary- 2001 Garden Hills Dr, Champaign, IL 61821 | STARTING 3/24/20: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month from 4pm-6pm | They distribute from the back loading dock | Pastor Keith Harris, Andrea Miller, Julie Harris | pantry@mckinley-foundation.org or 217-344-0297 | |
| Rantoul City Schools | Breakfast and lunch for each child weekly | For students aged 18 and younger and only for that day. | Broadmeadow: main entrance under awning on west side of building Pleasant Acres: circle drive on south side of building, not the main entrance Northview: main entrance on north side of building Eastlawn: SOUTH entrance under awning Eater Jr High: SOUTH side of the school (back of the school) cafeteria door | Starting Monday, March 30, WEEKLY meals 11-12pm at each of our schools. (RTHS will provide meals Mon, Wed, Fri 9-10 at RTHS, The Linden, and Wilow Pond Golf Course parking lot.) | Meals picked up by car or walk up (with social distancing). Choose any location to pick up meals. | |||
| Restoration Urban Ministries | Food bank | Those in need | 1213 Parkland Court, Champaign, IL 61821 | Mon, Tues, Thur., Fri. 10 AM-1 PM | Bring an ID for food distribution | Information about donation or volunteer opportunities found here | 217-355-2662 | |
| The Hope Center | Drive-thru Food Market | Individuals in the community | 1802 N. Lincoln Ave #1023, Urbana | Wednesday’s from 10am-12pm & 5pm– 6pm | Donations can be made through their website | 217-607-5654 | ||
| UniPlace Christian Church | To-Go Homemade Dinners and Donation drive | Those in need | Meals - Parking Lot 403 S. Wright Champaign Donation Drive - When you enter the parking lot, you will see a staircase leading to two glass doors. While facing the doors, on your right side, there will be a doorbell. | Meals are available from 6pm-7pm on Wednesdays. The last dinner for the summer will be on July 1st. They plan to start back up on the first week of August. | Homemade meals will be packaged in to-go boxes and available to pick up in the church parking lot. We expect that some will be getting food for their families - let us know if you need more than one! | Email jessi@uniplace.org if you'd like to financially support the free meal distribution | Jessi Delost | jessi@uniplace.org |
| Urbana School District | To-Go: 1 breakfast and 1 lunch for each student at 3 different sites | Any child under 18 during school closures | 1. Dr. Williams Elementary: Front circle drive off Washington St. 2102 E Washington St, Urbana 2. Dr. King Elementary: Goodwin circle drive 1108 Fairview Ave, Urbana 3. Urbana High School:1002 S. Race Street Door 9 on Tiger Lane off the gymnasium. | Weekdays | Please remain in your vehicle with doors and windows closed. Indicate by hand signal how many meals bags you need for children 18 and under. A staff member will place the meals on the table. After the staff member has entered the building, please exit your vehicle, collect your meals, then return to your vehicle and exit the drive-up meal line. | usd116meals@usd116.org | ||
| Urbana School District | Meal bag DELIVERY (breakfast and lunch) to Urbana Neighborhoods | Any child under 18 during school closures | Meals will be available from 10am-10:45 in the following areas: Countryview: Meals will be available out by the front mailboxes in the Circle Drive Ivanhoe: Meals will be available at the pavilion at the park Liberty Commons: Meals will be available in the community room by the office Loral: Meals will be available at 29 Fern St. in the empty pad Northwood: Meals will be available in the Pavilion by the playground Woodland Acres: Meals will be available in the front porch of office Woods Edge: Meals will be available under the flagpole at the entrance. | Weekdays | A meal bag with a breakfast and lunch will be delivered to these communities by 10 a.m. Meals will only be available until 10:45 to maintain the freshness of the meals. | usd116meals@usd116.org | ||
| Wesley Food Pantry at Parkland College | Groceries | Anyone | Parkland College M-Wing, Rm M-138 2400 M. Bradley Avenue Champaign, IL 61821 | Wednesdays from 1-3pm | If you walked or took the bus, please wait at the Union bus stop. Someone will assist you shortly. Please note that at either location, there will be no access to restrooms or shelter available so please be prepared for inclement weather. Any changes or updates will be posted on the Wesley Food Pantry Website or their Facebook. | Donations can be made through their website | 1. Email: info@welseypantry.org 2. Phone: 217-729-7418 |
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| Wesley Evening Food Pantry in Urbana | Groceries | Anyone | Wesley Methodist Church 1203 West Green Street Urbana, IL 61801 | Thursdays from 5-7pm | If you walked or took the bus, please sit and wait on the chairs outside until someone has assisted you. Please note that at either location, there will be no access to restrooms or shelter available so please be prepared for inclement weather. Any changes or updates will be posted on the Wesley Food Pantry Website or their Facebook. | Donations can be made through their website | 1. Email: info@welseypantry.org 2. Phone: 217-729-7418 |
Immigrants in C-U
| Organization Name | Resources Provided and Quantities | Target Demographic for Distribution | Resource Distribution Location | Days/Hours of Operation | Additional Information | Volunteers/Donations: Sign-up Information | Contact Person | Contact Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New American Welcome Center | Please see this Resource Guide specifically for Immigrants in C-U. Created by New American Welcome Center. | Gloria Yen | gloria@universityymca.org |
Internet
| Organization Name | Resources Provided and Quantities | Target Demographic for Distribution | Resource Distribution Location | Days/Hours of Operation | Additional Information | Volunteers/Donations: Sign-up Information | Contact Person | Contact Info |
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| Comcast | New customers will receive two months of free service | After two months, the cost is $10 a month.Sign up here |
Legal Aid
| Organization Name | Resources Provided and Quantities | Target Demographic for Distribution | Resource Distribution Location | Days/Hours of Operation | Additional Information | Volunteers/Donations: Sign-up Information | Contact Person | Contact Info |
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| Eastern Regional Office Land of Lincoln | Free civil legal services | Low income individuals, including: domestic voilence survivors, tenants facing eviction/housing issues, those struggling with public benefits, seniors, veterans, and many others | If you need legal assistance, please call our Legal Advice & Referral Center at 877-342-7891 or apply here | Interpreters are available | Information on how to get involved | Susan L. Zielke, Managing Attorney | 217-356-1351 | |
| Illinois Legal Aid | Short Term Guardianship Form | Must be seeking to appoint a short term guardian for your children for up to 1 year | Short Term Guardian Appointment | To complete this program, you will need to know 1. The names and addresses of two people who will witness you sign the guardianship form 2. The address of the person being appointed as the short term guardian. | Sandra Kopels | kopels@illinois.edu |
Restaurants Offering Free Meals
| Organization Name | Resources Provided and Quantities | Target Demographic for Distribution | Resource Distribution Location | Days/Hours of Operation | Additional Information | Volunteers/Donations: Sign-up Information | Contact Person | Contact Info |
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| El Toro Bravo | Free Kids Menu Meal | Children under 18 | 2561 W Springfield Ave, Champaign, IL, 61821 | Monday-Friday; 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. | Curbside Pickup Only; Kids menu choices are: cheese quesadilla with rice and beans OR taco (beef or chicken) with rice and beans | 217-351-7024 | ||
| El Toro II | Free Kids Menu Meal | Children under 18 | 723 S. Neil St, Champaign, IL 61820 | Monday-Friday; 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. | Curbside Pickup Only; Kids menu choices are: cheese quesadilla with rice and beans OR taco (beef or chicken) with rice and beans | 217-378-7807; | ||
| El Toro Loco | Free Kids Menu Meal | Children under 18 | 1601 N Cunningham Ave, Urbana, IL 61802 | Monday-Friday; 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. | Curbside Pickup Only; Kids menu choices are: cheese quesadilla with rice and beans OR taco (beef or chicken) with rice and beans | 217-344-7855 | ||
| El Ranchero Grande II | Free Kids Menu Meal | Children under 18 | 505 Commerce Dr, Savoy, IL, 61874 | Monday-Friday; 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. | Carryout Only; Kids menu choices are: taco with rice and beans, enchilda with rice and beans, cheese quesadilla with fries, cheese quesadilla with rice and beans | 217-600-3040 | ||
| Jet's Pizza | 1 Free Cheese Slice | Children in Grades Pre-K to Middle School | Round Barn Centre, 1907 W Springfield Ave, Champaign, IL, 61821 | Only Saturday and Sunday's; 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. | Pick Up and Carryout Only | 217-352-9992 | ||
| Jet's Pizza | 1 Free Cheese Slice | Children in Grades Pre-K to Middle School | 512 S. Neil St. ste b, Champaign, IL, 61820 | Only Saturday and Sunday's; 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. | Pick Up and Carryout Only | 217-352-3333 | ||
| Maize | Free Kids Meals options: Mexican sandwich (torta) or Quesadilla along with a serving a rice, beans and juice. | Students K-12 | 100 N. Chestnut St, Champaign | 11 AM through 3 PM Mon-Fri | Just ask for our Kids Special and we will know. No purchase is required by a parent.Please call ahead at 217.355.6400 or order through our website on the ChowNow platform for your convenience. We are asking to please provide School ID's for the amount of lunches requested. | Donations accepted here | 217.355.6400 | |
| Wingstop | Free 5 Piece Boneless Wing Lunch Combo | Children in Grades K-12 | 512 S Neil St, Champaign, IL, 61820 | Monday-Friday; 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. Until the End of March | Carryout Only; 5 Piece Boneless Wing Lunch Combo includes wings, fries, and drink; If child is in high school there must be an ID present at pick-up. If the child is younger, then ID is not necessary. If the child is not brought along with pick-up then bringing and showing the ID is fine. | 217-690-9464 |
Seniors
| Organization Name | Resources Provided and Quantities | Target Demographic for Distribution | Resource Distribution Location | Days/Hours of Operation | Additional Information | Volunteers/Donations: Sign-up Information | Contact Person | Contact Info |
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| Family Service Senior Resource Center | Senior Counseling and Advocacy | 60+, Champaign County | Telephone Consultations | Mon-Fri; 8:30am-5:00pm | Caseworkers are available to brainstorm ways to creatively meet COVID-19 related needs (i.e. groceries, supplies, socialization, activities). Caseworkers are being kept up-to-date on community resources and potential COVID-19 relief funds for older adults. All work is being done telephonically from home during the stay-at-home order. Case workers can also conduct the PEARLS program (Program to Encourage Active, Rewarding Lives) telephonically. Working through this program and creating goals related to the current pandemic can be a good way to process the experience and regain a sense of control over the situation. | 217-352-5100 | ||
| Family Service Senior Resource Center and OSF-Heart of Mary Program | Friendly Callers- Telephone Reassurance | 60+, Champaign County | Regular phone calls | Mon-Fri; 8:30am-5:00pm | Volunteers make regular phone calls to check in with older adults and chat. Provides socialization during a time of increased isolation. Can provide a safety check. Can assess for other needs and connect to a caseworker when appropriate and desired. | 217-352-5100 | ||
| Family Service Senior Resource Center | Meals on Wheels | Champaign/Urbana/Savoy | Home-delivered meals | Mon-Fri; 8:30am-5:00pm | Older adults during this stay-at-home order may wish to sign up for home delivered meals. Can order a hot noon meal and a cold supper; can accommodate special diets and requests for food substitutions | 217-352-5100 | ||
| Family Service Senior Resource Center | Senior transportation | 60+, Champaign County | Volunteer or Cab Rides | Mon-Fri; 8:30am-5:00pm | We are encouraging people to stay home as much as possible. However, for older adults that still have essential appointments out in the community, we can match with a volunteer driver (if available) or with a cab ride, we pay half of the cab fare. If you have an MTD DASH pass, it will cover the other half of the cost. | 217-352-5100 |
Shelter and Housing Assistance
| Organization Name | Resources Provided and Quantities | Target Demographic for Distribution | Resource Distribution Location | Days/Hours of Operation | Additional Information | Volunteers/Donations: Sign-up Information | Contact Person | Contact Info |
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| Austin's Place | Women's shelter | Women in need of shelter | First United Methodist Church (210 W. Church, Champaign) | Women should go to the shelter between 7:30-8:00pm for intake | Someone will be waiting in the glass vestibule right on Church Street for any woman who need shelter. | Information about volunteering and making donations | Kimberly Stanhope | 217-830-6966 kastanhope@sbcglobal.net |
| Champaign County Regional Planning Commission | COVID Relief Funds | people who have lost wages or employment due to the Coronavirus pandemic and need help with rent | Those in need should call Champaign County Regional Planning Commission, 877-548-4205. Individuals will then be connected with Champaign Township or Cunningham Township for a one-time assistance payment. | Starting 3/27/2020, 10am-6pm, Monday-Friday | Eligibility Requirements: 1. Lives in Champaign County; 2. No renters who have subsidized housing voucher; 3. Renters with earned income prior to Stay at Home order; 4. Renters who do not qualify for unemployment insurance; 5. Income up to 250% federal poverty level | To donate to the fund, visit www.uwayhelps.org/COVID19 or www.cfeci.org Checks can be mailed to: United Way of Champaign County, 5 Dunlap Court Savoy, IL 61874 or Community Foundation of East Central Illinois, 307 W University Ave Champaign, IL 61820 | 877-548-4205 | |
| CU at Home Men's Emergency Shelter | Overnight Shelter | Housing Insecure | Douglass Community Center Gym (512 E. Grove St., Champaign) | Mon-Sunday 8:30pm-7:30am | Asking for continued support through prayer, donations of cleaning supplies, as well as financial support in the upcoming weeks. | Rob Dalhaus | Rob@cuathome.us | |
| Cunningham Township | Resources related to eviction, homelessness, loss of income, or food security. | Low income Urbana residents | Resources can be accessed in person, through email, or phone call. NOTE: Due to public health concerns, applicants will be asked to email paperwork or drop off paperwork in the mail slot in the door. | Office Hours: Mon-Thursday 8:30am-12:00pm and 1:00pm-4:30pm and Fridays 1:00pm-4:30pm. | Can provide $300 per month for the unemployed who can’t get unemployment benefits or those who are disabled. Can provide up to $600 in rental assistance. For our clients we provide food and provision delivery. We serve residents regardless of immigration or citizen status. Hablamos Español. View their website. | How to help | 217-384-4144 or email info@cunninghamtownship.org or apply online or pick up and drop off an assistance application on our door at 205 W. Green Street Urbana | |
| Phoenix Drop-In Center | shower, washer/dryer, internet/computer, phone, local resources, and a job board | Housing Insecure | 70 E. Washington Street in Champaign | Extended hrs: Mon-Fri 9-5, Sat & Sun 9-4 | Asking for continued support through prayer, donations of cleaning supplies, as well as financial support in the upcoming weeks. | Rob Dalhaus | Rob@cuathome.us |
Support Groups
| Organization Name | Resources Provided and Quantities | Target Demographic for Distribution | Resource Distribution Location | Days/Hours of Operation | Additional Information | Volunteers/Donations: Sign-up Information | Contact Person | Contact Info |
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| CARES Line | Referral Entry Services | Mental Health Crisis | Call: 1 (800) 345-9049 TTY: 1 (773) 523-4504 | Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. | If your child is a risk to themselves or others, having a mental health crisis, or if you would like a referral to services for children, youth, and families, call the 24 hour Crisis and Referral Entry Services (CARES) line to talk to a mental health professional. | |||
| Crisis Text Line | Crisis Text Line | Anyone | Text HELLO to: 741741. Trained crisis counselors will respond and help you. | Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. | Visit their website | |||
| Illinois Call4Calm Text Line | Counselor providing local resources | Stress | TALK to 552020 for English or HABLAR for Spanish. | Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. | People seeking assistance will remain anonymous and will provide only their first name and zip code, which enables the service to link you to a counselor in your area who is knowledgeable about available local resources. | |||
| Illinois Helping for Opioids & Other Substances | Illinois Helpline for Opioids & Other Substances | Anyone with an opiod or substance use disorder | 1-833-2FINDHELP or visit their website | If you or someone you know is suffering from an opioid use disorder or other substance use disorders, call the Illinois Helpline for Opioids and Other Substances to speak with a trained professional for support and advice or to be directed to customized resources | ||||
| Illinois Warm Line | Wellness Support Specialists | Recovery Support, Mentoring, and Advocacy | 866-359-7953 | Monday through Friday, 8am-8pm except holidays | They are professionals who have experienced mental health and/or substance use recovery in their own lives. They are trained in recovery support, mentoring, and advocacy and are ready to listen and support you. The Warm Line is not a crisis hotline, but is a source of support as you recover or help a family member to recover. | |||
| National Runaway Safeline | National Runaway Safeline | Youth at risk of running away | running away 1-800-Runaway (786-2929) or text: 66008 | 24 hours / 7 days a week | The mission of the National Runaway Safeline (NRS) is to keep America's runaway, homeless and at-risk youth safe and off the streets | |||
| National Suicide Prevention Hotline | Suicide Prevention Hotline | Mental Health Crisis | 1 (800) 273-TALK (8255). Caring staff will connect you with the closest possible crisis center in your area. | Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. | If you or a loved one are experiencing a mental health crisis, you may call the 24-hour National Suicide Prevention Lifeline | |||
| PACE Inc. Center for Independent Living | COVID Community Support Group | Anybody is welcome to call in | Phone Number: 312-626-6799 Meeting ID: 794 789 524 One tap mobile +13126266799,,794789524# US (Chicago) +16465588656,,794789524# US (New York) | Starting Wednesday the 25th, every weekday at 10am | Jermaine Raymer | Jermaine@pacecil.org | ||
| SAMHSA National Helpline | Free and confidential treatment referral and information service | Individuals and family members facing mental and/or substance use disorders | 1-800-622-4357 (HELP) | 24 hours a day 7 days a week. | This service provides referrals to local treatment facilities, support groups, and community-based organizations | |||
| Veteran's Crisis Line | Crisis line for veteran's | All veterans, service members, National Guard and Reserve, and their families and friends | Call 1-800-273-8255 or Text: 838255, Support for deaf and hard of hearing: 1-800-799-4889 | Online Chat | To reach caring, qualified responders within the Department of Veterans Affairs connect with the Veterans Crisis Line. Many of them are Veterans themselves. This free support is confidential, available 24/7, and serves all veterans, service members, National Guard and Reserve, and their families and friends. | |||
| We Know the Feeling (Problem Gambling) | Gambling Sources and Treatment Programs | Anyone suffering with a gambling disorder | Call 1.800.GAMBLER, text ILGAMB TO 53342, or visit their website |
Transportation
| Organization Name | Resources Provided and Quantities | Target Demographic for Distribution | Resource Distribution Location | Days/Hours of Operation | Additional Information | Volunteers/Donations: Sign-up Information | Contact Person | Contact Info |
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| CU-MTD | Free rides to all passengers | Those in need of transportation | MTD’s fixed-route bus service, ADA Paratransit, and C-CARTS | Ongoing until further notice | 217-384-8188 |