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Pathways provides comprehensive mental health and substance abuse treatment and prevention services to pre-adolescent children through older adult populations. Also provides mental health diagnostic screenings.

Assists individuals with applying/enrolling in Medicare.

The Schiele Clinic provides in-depth assessments and treatment recommendation options before beginning psychotherapy treatment. If needed, the Schiele Clinic can refer individuals to other services and resources.

Responsible for management of wildlife resources.

Offers comprehensive mental health services to children, youth, adults, and their families. Through a wide range of programming and professional staff, Clark Center offers skilled assistance and support to children, teens, and adults experiencing behavioral or emotional health challenges.

Provides a variety of alcohol and drug treatment services, including medically monitored detox, online services and partial day treatment.

Provides free spay and neuter services for dogs and cats

Provides a wide range of immunizations.

School-Based Mental Health Consultation: School-based program which improves access to mental health care for children/youth and facilitates a positive and collaborative relationship between families and staff. Program also enhances school staff's ability to identify and interact with youth in ways that support their positive mental health and functioning level.

Provides used and new maternity clothes.

Administrative entity for the regional Illinois State Department of Children and Family Services.

Provides a food pantry, including a bag of groceries, to individuals in need.

Provides a building where fire engines and fire equipment are stored. Location provides space for training to firefighters so they can respond to fires.

YW -Teen Program (After-School Program): After-school, leadership development program that serves girls at various St. Louis City Middle and High Schools. Curriculum focuses on leadership, economic empowerment, racial justice. Activities include learning to start your own business, service learning/community service projects, diversity, stereotypes and prejudices; check with school to see if YW-Teens is offered.

Police department responsible for protecting lives and property in Alorton, Illinois.

Fully equipped health and wellness open to the public. Offering physical fitness equipment, Zumba classes, Yoga classes, Nutritional classes, Diabetic support group and health-related events. Full health assessments and individualized plans to meet health related goals offered. Wellness center coordinators facilitate health-related classes in Senior Centers throughout service area.

Provides various arts and crafts activities and exercise groups and equipment.

Thrift store.

Vocational Rehabilitation Program: Provides assistance, such as post secondary education, job skills training, adaptive equipment, computer technology and job retention services for persons who are blind or visually impaired; Placement services available.

Basic health and disease screenings are provided to individuals for the diagnosis, prevention and control of various diseases and conditions.

Provides a directory of clinical professionals, psychiatrists, and treatment centers that provide mental health services.

Educational Training Kitchen: Offers classes to enhance skills in food preparation and critical homemaking.

In-Home Service: Provide services to clients in their homes to help with activities of daily living, services include respite service.

Assist with errand running and shopping assistance.

Offers immunizations, including pneumonia immunization for adolescents and adults.