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United Way of Greater McHenry County

FUNDED AGENCIES AND PROGRAMS

4-C: Community Coordinated Child Care (0010)

Home of the Sparrow (0160)

Promotes and supports quality early care and education for children in McHenry

Provides transitional housing , supportive services and counseling for women with

County.

children, single women and pregnant women who are homeless.

Adult & Child Therapy Services (0020)

Northwest Center Against Sexual Assault (0170)

Provides outpatient physical, occupational and speech therapies for clients ranging

Provides sexual assault services and is committed to ending sexual violence,

from children to seniors.

promoting individual responsibility, and empowering survivors.

Association for Individual Development (0030)

McHenry Community Health Center (0180)

Provides family and individual counseling, social work, bilingual outreach and

Provides accessible primary health care services to low-income, uninsured, publicly

educational services.

insured or otherwise vulnerable individuals struggling to find services.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of McHenry County (0040)

Pioneer Center for Human Services (0190)

Youth companion and mentoring program that matches volunteers and at-risk

Provides services for homeless persons including day program, transportation

youth to develop positive relationships that have a direct impact on the lives of

and transitional housing. Also provides delinquency prevention and intervention.

young people.

Prairie State Legal Services (0200)

Boy Scouts - Blackhawk Area Council (0050)

Civil legal services including legal advice and court representation to resolve

Youth development program that builds character, teaches the responsibilities of

critical disputes and secure basic needs for the elderly, the disabled, victims of

participating citizenship and develops personal fitness by combining educational

abuse and low-income families.

activities and lifelong values with fun.

Rosecrance McHenry County (0210)

CASA of McHenry County (0060)

Offers programs focusing on providing quality, evidence-based mental health

Volunteers advocate for abused and neglected children to help them find safe,

and substance abuse treatment in an environment that fosters lasting recovery.

permanent homes where they can thrive, making a life-long difference for children.

Sage YMCA of Metro Chicago (0220)

Catholic Charities (0070)

Offers a program that provides summer day camp for youth in preschool through

Programs include individual and family counseling and bilingual outreach services

tenth grade with supervised activities that teach core values, conflict resolution

for everyone, regardless of race, religion, ethnicity or ability to pay.

and leadership skills.

Child Advocacy Center (0080)

The Salvation Army (0230)

Advocates for victims of abuse help by coordinating the activities of the agencies

Services include emergency food, shelter, clothing, some rent and utility assistance

involved in the investigation, prosecution and treatment referral for the children.

and an after-school community center providing recreation and education resources

for children K-8th grade.

Community Action Agency (0090)

Head Start provides a comprehensive developmental preschool program for

The Salvation Army Golden Diners (0240)

children age 3-5 years that includes health, dental, nutrition, social services and

Senior nutrition program that provides nutrition education and low-cost meals

parental education for low-income families.

either at their dining centers or home delivered for homebound persons 60 years

of age and better.

Consumer Credit Counseling Service (0100)

Promotes financial responsibility through counseling, education and money

Senior Care Volunteer Network (0250)

management services including financial counseling and advice, debt reduction

Assists seniors in maintaining independence by providing no-cost volunteer

programs, bankruptcy education and mortgage foreclosure prevention.

services including transportation, friendly visits, housekeeping, yard raking, minor

home maintenance, shopping and respite care.

Family Alliance (0110)

Provides services to help mentally and/or physically fragile elderly stay at home.

Samaritan Counseling Center (0260)

Services include day programming, advocacy, counseling and caregiver respite,

Provides family and individual counseling, social work and educational service to

education, training and support.

people in McHenry County.

Family Health Partnership Clinic (0120)

Senior Services Associates (0270)

Provides quality primary and specialty health care services to the uninsured and

Provides services including case management, caregiver respite, transportation,

underinsured through a committed group of volunteer physicians, nurses and a

health, nursing home ombudsman, recreation, 24-hour crisis services and senior

dedicated staff.

companion program.

Friendship House (0130)

Transitional Living Services (0280)

A DCFS licensed childcare facility providing day care in a nurturing environment

Provides veterans in need and their families the services necessary to experience

rich in developmentally appropriate activities to children 6 weeks to 12 years.

hope and achieve success through their employment assistance program.

Garden Quarter Neighborhood Resource Center (0140)

Turning Point (0290)

Provides quality of life for the community by encouraging education, promoting

Domestic violence services including 24-hour crisis intervention, response, and

healthy lifestyles, and developing multicultural relationships through delinquency

emergency shelter, legal and non-legal advocacy, individual and group counseling

prevention and bilingual outreach programs.

and partner abuse prevention.

Girl Scouts of Northern Illinois (0150)

Volunteer Center McHenry County (0300)

Provides opportunities for girls ages 5-17 to develop leadership skills and self-

Provides a coordinating point for volunteer recruitment and referral

esteem through age-specific activities, while they discover their personal best

and directs and assists local nonprofit and volunteer efforts to jointly

and prepare for a positive future.

provide more productive and effective volunteer services.

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