Community Resources
HOTLINES
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Alanon
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(630) 896-5552
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Alateen
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(630)896-5552
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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(630)859-2444
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Alcoholism
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(800)NCACALL
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Boys Town Suicide and Crisis Line
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(800) 448-3000
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Bulimia/Anorexia Crisis/Referral Line
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1-800-931-2237 (Hours: 8am-8:30 p.m)
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Illinois Network of Child Care Resource & Referral
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309-829-5327
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Crisis Line of the Fox Valley
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(630)966-9393
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Depression & Anxiety 24 hour helpline
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(630) 482-9696
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Domestic Abuse (Mutual Ground)
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(630)897-0080
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Family Counseling Services
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(630)844-2662
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HOPELINE
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(800) 784-2433
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National Domestic Violence
&Child and Sexual Abuse
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800-799-SAFE / 800-942-6908 (Spanish)
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Kendall County 24 Hr Crisis Line
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(630)553-6314
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National Child Abuse Hotline
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(800)422-4453 / 1-800- 4-A-CHILD
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National Drug Abuse Hotline
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1-800-662-HELP(4357)
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National RAINN National Rape Crisis Hotline
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(800) 656-4673 (HOPE)
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National Runaway Switchboard
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(800) 621-4000 / 1-800-RUNAWAY
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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
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1-800-273-TALK (8255)
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National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline
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1-866-331-9474
Text: “love is” to 77054
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National Youth Crisis Hotline
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800-442-HOPE (4673)
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National Youth Crisis Hotline
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800-442-HOPE (4673)
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Sexual Assault-Mutual Ground
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(630)897-8383
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Suicide Prevention Services of America
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(630)482-9696
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Counseling Services
Sherry Bryant
68 Main Street
Oswego, IL 60543
P- 630.554.2343
Breaking Free
250 West Downer Place
Aurora, IL 60506
P-630.897.1003
www.breakingfreeinc.org
Adult, Adolescent & Family services for mental health counseling, mainly geared toward substance abuse & child abuse issues. Prevention services for school & communities, & family support services.
Heartland Counseling
40W131 Campton Crossings Dr.
St. Charles, IL 60175
P-630.443.9100
www.Heartland Counseling.org
Specialize in adolescents, adults, and marital counseling. Provide grief counseling and Autism Spectrum Disorder counseling.
Joi Counseling Center
674 W. Veterans Parkway, Suite D
Yorkville, IL 60560
P- 630.553.9686
Jennifer Mehochko, MA, LCPC, CADC
Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor
1411 S Bridge St.
Yorkville, Il 60560
P- 630.417.9679
Addictions and Substance Abuse
Kendall County Health & Human Services
811 W. John Street
Yorkville, IL 60560
P- 630.553.9100
24 Emergency Hotline- 630.553.6314
Contact: Sandra Lamburt- ext. 8051
Home Energy Assistance Program, Drive for success Program, and Community Benefits Program, Homeless Prevention.
Sharon R. Schultz
Homeless Liaison Kendall R.O.E
P- 630.554.4100
Email- sschultz@grundy.k12.il.us
Legacy Clinical Consultants, LLC
2733 Rt. 34
Oswego, IL 60534
P- 630.527.1664
LLC serves clients of all ages, from pre-school children through older adults. We are a multidimensional practice; Consulting with clients to tailor treatments and solutions to their needs in the areas of Counseling, psychological or academic assessment, as well as school, family, and relationship support.
Mutual Ground, Inc
P- 630.897.0080 Domestic Violence
P- 630.897.8383 Sexual Assault
Website- www.mutualgroundinc.org
Neighborhood Counseling
155 Boulder Hill Pass
Montgomery, IL 60537
P- 630.844.3001
Adolescents and adults, addictions, Marriage/Family.
Spalding Clinical Services
Bay Scott Center
1831 Bay Scott Circle, Suite 105
Naperville, IL 60540
P- 630.305.0464
Website- www.spclinical.com
Spalding Clinical Services is an organization that facilitates private outpatient mental health services dedicated to the well being of individuals and families. All of the clinicians are independently licensed and separately contracted. As a result there is a broad range of diversity and clinical expertise among the clinicians. As a professional team they are able to diagnose and treat mental disorders, provide psychotherapy and give insightful recommendations to prevent further distress.
Local Hospitals
Provena Mercy Behavioral Health Center
1325 North Highland Ave
Aurora, IL 60505
P- 630.801.2656
Child, adolescent, adult and older adult inpatient services, as well as adolescent partial programs and outpatient services for individuals, groups, and family. Addiction treatment programs are available also.
Linden Oaks Hospital at Edward
801 S. Washington St.
Naperville, IL 60540
P- 630.305.5500
Linden Oaks Hospital at Plainfield (outpatient only)
127th and Van Dyke Rd.
Plainfield, IL
P-815.731.3000 (call for assessment appointment)
Call the Linden Oaks Help Line at (630) 305-5500 for a free assessment. Experienced counselors are here 24/7 to help you or your loved one through the most difficult times. They offer several programs for adolescents and adults. Call for more information.
Personal/Social Resources
Hesed House
659 South River Street
Aurora, IL 60506
P- 630.897.2156 (Soup Kitchen)
P- 630.897.2157 or 630.897.2127 (Food Pantry)
Nearest Homeless Shelter
Heritage YMCA
160 E. Washington St.
Oswego, IL 60543
P- 630.551.0797
Website- www.heritageymca.org
Kendall County Food Pantry
111 East Van Emmon Rd.
Yorkville, IL 60560
P- 630.553.0473
Food pantry for low income and emergency food needs for residents in Kendall County. They distribute food, enough for 3-5 days, every Thursday starting at 2:00pm (Seniors, Disabled Individuals, Veterans) and 3:00pm (General Public) The facility closes at 7:00pm. Call for additional information.
Prairie State Legal Services
1024 W. Main Street
St. Charles, IL
P- 630.232.9415
P- 800.942.4612
PSLS provides free legal advice & representation in a wide variety of civil legal matters including housing, domestic violence, divorce, custody, visitation, social security and public aid. No income or asset limits apply to persons over age 60; persons under 60 must have low income to qualify for services.
Rosecrance
Rockford, IL
P- 815.391.1000 (Immediate Mental Health Assistance)
P-815.968.9300 (Adults)
P-815-322-8003 (Youth)
Rosecrance is a premier, not-for-profit, substance abuse treatment center dedicated to providing quality, evidence-based addiction counseling in an environment that fosters lasting recovery. All programs are family-centered and focus on helping individuals and their families develop the tools needed to rebuild their lives and find hope in the future.
We invite you to explore our site; learn more about Rosecrance programs and services for both adults and adolescents, as well as find information about alcohol and other drugs and their impact on all of us. Discover how Rosecrance can provide help, hope and recovery for you or a loved one.
(See General Phone Numbers Above).
Chicago Satellite Offices
Available by appointment only.
Frankfort Office
20635 Abbey Woods Ct. N, Suite 301
Frankfort, IL 60423
Naperville Office
608 S. Washington Street
Naperville, IL 60540
Northfield Office
400 Central Avenue, Suite 200
Northfield, IL 60093
Geneva Office
227 N. Fourth Street
Geneva, IL 60134
Screening Assessment Support Services Program (SASS)
Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services P-1.800.345.9049
Family Service Association of Greater Elgin
22 S. Spring Street
Elgin, IL 60120
P- 847.695.3680
Program that provides emergency crisis assessments for children who are at risk of psychiatric hospitalization and don’t have the private and public health insurance coverage. SASS also assists parents who are applying for the Individual Care Grants through the Office of Mental Health.
Suicide Prevention Services, Inc.
528 S. Batavia Avenue (Rt. 31)
Batavia, Illinois 60510
P- 630-482-9696 or 1-800-273-8255
Website- www.spsfv.org Email- spsinfo@spsfv.org
“Call us when you need help or whenever you think someone you care about needs help.”
VNA of Fox Valley
General Information: 630.978.2532
VNA Home Health: 630.978.2532 (Aurora) & 847.888.0505 (Elgin)
VNA Hospice: 630.978.2532
VNA Community Health & Wellness: 630.978.2532
VNA Health Center- Aurora: 630.982.4355
VNA Dental Clinic: 630.859.9124
VNA is a community health organization dedicated to bringing healthcare wherever it’s needed. This is accomplished through our Home Health, Hospice, Community Health & Wellness, as well as our Health Center Services.
VNA provides healthcare with a team of close to 200 physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, rehabilitation therapists, registered dietitians, medical,social worker and support personnel.
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