PATH Crisis Center (211)
Information and Referral for human services in 41 counties of Illinois.
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309-834-0513
CRIS Healthy-Aging Center
Adult Protective Services investigates allegations of abuse, neglect, and exploitation of persons 60+ years old and adults with disabilities ages 18+. When incidents of abuse are verified, APS caseworkers assist the victim (and family, as appropriate) with services to keep the victim safe. Abuse can be physical abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, confinement, willful deprivation, passive neglect, or financial exploitation. If you suspect abuse in Vermilion County, you can call CRIS to make a confidential report at 217-443-2999 between the hours of 8am - 4pm. Outside of business hours, please call 866-800-1409.
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217-443-2999
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217-443-4288
C.O.R.E Re-Entry Inc.
C.O.R.E. advocates for those who were formerly incarcerated, or system impacted.
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217-413-3292
Hope Center (Vermilion)
ChurchWe do a weekly Bible study at the Vermilion County Juvenile Detention Center for interested youth.
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217-444-3114
Women's Care Clinic (Vermilion)
Non-profitWomen's Care Clinic is here to help with Breastfeeding Education and hands on support. If you would like to learn more or meet with a Breastfeeding Specialist, please call 217-431-0987.
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217-431-0987
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217-431-8798
C.O.R.E Re-Entry Inc.
CORE RE-ENTRY Community, Opportunities, Resources, Employment The mission of C.O.R.E. is to be a nexus of support services for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals and their families here in Vermilion County. It's vision is to become the recognized leader in community-based reentry programs through public-private partnerships.
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217-413-3292
Hoopeston Multi-Agency (Vermilion)
Women hold a morning donut & coffee time every Wednesday morning around 8:30. Wednesday afternoon seniors gather to play cards. Please call if you would like information.
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217-283-5544
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217-283-9576
Crosspoint Human Services (Vermilion)
The team of care coordinators at Crosspoint Human Services work collaboratively with community providers to develop integrated assessments and treatment plans that make sure the needs of persons served are met. This includes integrating behavioral health treatment, physical health, employment, housing, budgeting, social interaction, and leisure time planning. For individuals that Crosspoint acts as Representative Payee for, the care coordinators work with the person served to develop budgets that ensure not only bills are being paid but also that individuals are building a savings account.
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217-442-3200
CRIS Healthy-Aging Center
- Respite Care - Support Groups - Education and counseling - Legal rights and resources, including guardianship
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217-443-2999
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217-443-4288
C.O.R.E Re-Entry Inc.
C.O.R.E. helps individuals re-enter a community by introducing the community to who they are today, and not what they were in the past.
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217-413-3292
Hoopeston Multi-Agency (Vermilion)
The multi-agency is available to rent our community room for events and parties. Please call the agency for more information.
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217-283-5544
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217-283-9576
Hope Center (Vermilion)
ChurchWe have computers available for adults to use for job searches, creating a resume, and for completing online assignments for educational purposes.
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217-444-3114
Crosspoint Human Services (Vermilion)
CRISIS HOTLINE (217) 442-3200 Crosspoint has a team of trained Crisis Intervention Counselors that are available 24/7, 365 days a year. They are able to provide an assessment of immediate need, address that need, and provide referral and linkage to an appropriate level of care. As a mobile team, they respond locally to OSF Sacred Heart Medical Center, Carle Regional Hospital in Hoopeston, the Public Safety Building, community providers, and, when safe and appropriate to do so, other community locations.
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217-442-3200
Hoopeston Multi-Agency (Vermilion)
The HMA hosts a monthly dance. The dance is typically held on the 1st Saturday of the month. There is no dance in January & February. The doors open at 4 P.M. with the meal starting at 5 and live music from 6-8. Seniors are asked to pay $5.00 - however, no one is turned away.
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217-283-5544
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217-283-9576
East Central Illinois Community Action Agency (Vermilion)
Non-profitECICAA provides a myriad of services through the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG), Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), Weatherization, SNAP Barrier Removal Program and Educaitonal Servies through a District 118 Educational collaboratives that brings an Alternative and Afterschool Program to the Danville, Illinois area. All of our services are geared to help families overcome poverty and achieve economic self-sufficiency. Specific services, such as our CSBG Program that is offered through ECICAA are determined annually. Based on a community needs assessment, we have provided you with a summary of what the Agency currently provides to income eligible individuals and families. All services are available while funds lasts. All services are designed to address barriers in the areas of Equitable and Affordable Housing, Education, Employment-Readiness, and Economic Empowerment. Currently, the Agency offers College Scholarships, Homeless Prevention, Youth Educational and Enrichment Programs, Financial Literacy, Senior Nutrition, Employment-Readiness Assistance, and Comprehensive Intake and Linkages within the community. ECICAA has a specific mandate is to provide a range of services and activities that have measurable results in alleviating the causes of poverty in communities. We welcome you to contact us by calling (217) 554-9122 or email bbadger@comaction.org whenever help is needed. We look forward to partnering with you through this network in helping those in need within our communities.
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217-554-9110
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217-431-0725
Land of Lincoln Legal Aid
Call for more information
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217-356-1351
First Christian Church (Champaign)
ChurchOur Indoor Playground is geared for kids in Elementary and Early Childhood kids. We are open 9 - 3 M - Th.
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217-356-1649
New American Welcome Center at University YMCA (Champaign)
La Linea is a helpline that connects immigrants to community resources and services. Our help is free and confidential. We provide referrals to resources including: healthcare, housing, immigration, legal assistance, education, employment issues, food & clothing, and childcare. We also provide translation and interpretation services. If you need assistance, please contact La Línea at (217) 417-5897 or email us at lalinea@universityymca.org.
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217-337-1500
New American Welcome Center at University YMCA (Champaign)
Legal Assistance Clinics provide free, timely, and easily accessible legal advice in Spanish and English for immigrants via 30-minute consultations on: DUIs, landlord/tenant problems, court summons, traffic tickets, juvenile expungement, and more. This program is offered in partnership with local attorneys. For information about upcoming clinics, please contact La Línea, our community helpline, at (217) 417-5897 or email us at lalinea@universityymca.org.
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217-337-1500
New American Welcome Center at University YMCA (Champaign)
The Legal Assistance Collaborative works to strengthen our engagement of local attorneys and legal organizations, developing strategies and programs to provide low-cost and high quality legal assistance to the immigrant community.
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217-337-1500
CRIS Healthy-Aging Center
- Home & Community Based Services - Emergency Home Response - Medication Management - Spousal Impoverishment (SPI)
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217-443-2999
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217-443-4288
CRIS Healthy-Aging Center
- Benefit checkup to avoid penalties - Long-term care options - Senior Health Insurance Program (SHIP) - Medicare Savings Programs (MSP)
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217-443-2999
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217-443-4288
CRIS Healthy-Aging Center
Our Memory Care Program (MCP) is designed to support Caregivers who have loved ones with issues related to memory loss. We have the STAR-C Program which is a six week series sessions held weekly, focusing on Communication, Problem Solving, and Creating Pleasant Events. Supporting the STAR-C Program is our Memory Café which provides an opportunity for people with similar issues to come together in a safe and supportive environment. All sessions and events are held in-person at CRIS Healthy-Aging or virtually via an Alexa Echo that CRIS provides at no cost to the Caregiver.
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217-443-2999
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217-443-4288
Brightpoint Healthy Families Program (Champaign and Vermilion)
Non-profitBrightpoint Our Mission: We advance the well-being of children by investing in families to disrupt the systemic and multi-generational cycle of racial, social and economic inequality. Our Vision: We envision an equitable world where all children and families thrive in strong communities.? Our Healthy Families team provide: - Individualize services for families in their home prenatally up to the child turns five years of age - Parent education and awareness - Parent-child activities to encourage and promote bonding and attachment - Prenatal, parenting, and parent/child play groups (open to the community and expecting families of all ages) o Groups are held the first Monday of every month at Danville Public Library, (319 North Vermilion, Danville, Illinois 61832) from 3:30pm – 5:30pm - Developmental screenings - Breastfeeding support from Certified Lactation Specialist - Community Outreach Perinatal Educator - Bilingual Staff What is a doula? A Doula is a non-medical professional who enhances the childbirth experience through education, advocacy, social, emotional, and physical support to expecting families prenatally, during labor, and postpartum period. o Topics such as: Pregnancy, child development, nutrition, comfort measures, labor preparation, and breathing techniques If you have any questions, please contact a doula or home visitor; today by calling, (217)530-4040. Agency website: https://www.brightpoint.org Follow us on Facebook at Brightpoint-Champaign
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217-530-4040
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217-607-0498
CRIS Healthy-Aging Center
- Budgeting assistance - Help balancing checkbook - Creating a system to pay your bills - Fraud prevention
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217-443-2999
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217-443-4288
The Salvation Army of Vermilion County (Vermilion)
10 AM Sunday School and 11:15 AM Church service. All are welcome. 855 E Fairchild Street
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217-442-5911
United Way
This program offers help to callers to find resources during times of need. Suicide callers are kept on the line until help is available. Cards can be given out and can be picked up at the United Way of Danville Area office.
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217-442-3512
Hope Center (Vermilion)
ChurchWe're glad to meet and to pray with anyone wanting prayer and to offer biblical counsel and advice related to any issue.
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217-444-3114
Women's Care Clinic (Vermilion)
Non-profitOur team is happy to meet with you in person or over the phone about your needs beyond our services. This may include needs for clothing, housing, mental health counseling, insurance, hygiene items, etc.
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217-431-0987
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217-431-8798
C.O.R.E Re-Entry Inc.
C.O.R.E. doesn't tell the individual what they need. The individual is respected and asked what the individual thinks their needs are. Each client is asked to complete a Needs Assessment which becomes the roadmap to helping C.O.R.E. connect to resources in the community.
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217-413-3292
Survivor Resource Center
Our legal advocates provide support to victims of sexual assault who are currently in legal proceedings because of the assault. The advocates explain the process, attend hearings and communicate with the survivor during the entire court process. Survivors can walk in or call our office at 217-446-1337 to make an appointment. We also accept referrals from other organizations.
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217-446-1337
Survivor Resource Center
Our agency offers Case Management for survivors of sexual assault. The case manager assess the needs of the client and provides resources or makes a referral to another agency who can better serve the client. Some examples would include help or information about transportation, energy assistance resources, listing of medical providers and assistance filling out paperwork. The case manager researches resources in our community and gives the information to the survivor.
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217-446-1337
Survivor Resource Center
Our agency has a 24 hour hotline that can be used 7 days a week. Our volunteers and staff have been trained in crisis intervention. We support sexual assault victims, verify safety and hold brief crisis counseling. We also support sexual assault victims in the hospital following the assault. 217-446-1337 or 866-617-3224
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217-446-1337
New American Welcome Center at University YMCA (Champaign)
Strategic Planning for Immigrant Inclusion will help us create a county-wide immigrant integration plan to ensure that institutions, organizations, and employers across Champaign County (1) understand the economic and demographic contributions of local immigrants and (2) implement welcoming policies and practices that will build a stronger civic fabric, increase economic resiliency, and promote equitable access to services, education, and employment. To find out more or to have us do a presentation on immigrant contributions to Champaign County, please contact the New American Welcome Center at (217) 337-1500 or email us at welcome@universityymca.org.
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217-337-1500
Vermilion Healthcare Foundation
The Vermilion Healthcare Foundation provides grant funds for 501c3 and 170c1 entities serving the OSF Sacred Heart Medical Center hospital service area with emphasis on health education initiatives.
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217-431-7021
Catlin Church of Christ
ChurchWe have two identical worship services on Sunday morning (8:45, 11:00) with a Sunday school hour (10) in between.
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217-427-2166