Our group homes provide a family atmosphere where four to eight individuals live together with 24-hour staff support. Each person has their own room, which they are encouraged to personalize. Open Door also utilizes a special dietician-directed meal program called My25. This program considers each person’s health requirements and encourages individuals to help with meal preparation. We also offer assistance for individuals seeking intermittent support. These services are for people who live in their own home or apartment but also need help every now and then. Our staff develops personal relationships with the individuals we serve and offers services in all aspects of everyday living. Open Door is focused on opening doors and developing opportunities for all of our clients. This means that we provide support in every aspect of life, assisting with personal care, doctor appointments, and medication management. Our clients also receive guidance on money management, personal shopping, and laundry assistance. The levels of support are uniquely designed around the specific needs of each person. Fun and recreation are also a big part of services at Open Door. We provide transportation to a wide variety of events and activities. Clients have the opportunity to attend sporting events, see concerts, visit museums, and take outings to local parks. We also have groups that attend dance classes, yoga, and open swim sessions. If an individual has an interest, we try our best to satisfy their need in order to promote independence, growth, and an exceptional quality of life for every person we serve.

While all hospices in the U.S. are mandated by the federal government to provide certain services to terminally ill individuals, not all hospices are the same. We were one of the first hospices in the United States, and since 1979, thousands of families have turned to us for quality end of life care. We often hear from area physicians and nursing facilities we provide hospice care the way it should be done. What matters most to all families is whether we will take care of their loved ones in the best way possible. The answer is yes. That is our commitment to you.

Goldie Floberg has over a 100 year history of providing care, protection, help, and friendship to those who don’t always have a voice to advocate for themselves. We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping kids, teens, and adults with developmental disabilities in communities surrounding Rockford, Illinois. We want to enhance the lives of the people we serve by giving them the opportunities and ability to make choices that people often overlook on a daily basis. Everyday, the people we serve create dreams and passions and we help to make that become a reality.

Opportunity House is a non-profit community sponsored rehabilitation center serving adults with developmental disabilities in DeKalb County. For 60 years, we’ve focused on providing quality of life for our clients, offering programs and services to meet their employment, housing and social needs. We are licensed by the State of Illinois Department of Human Services and the Department of Public Health. We offer a wide variety of programs designed to help individuals live their lives as independently as possible.

Lifescape Community Services is the largest agency in northwestern Illinois serving older adults, families, and caregivers. We serve the six-county region of Boone, Carroll, Lee, Ogle, Whiteside and Winnebago counties. The agency serves thousands of older adults each year through its Meals on Wheels program, Adult Protective Services, Adult Day Program, Health & Wellness Services, Comprehensive Care Coordination, and Advocacy & Assistance programs. Lifescape Community Services is northwestern Illinois'​ top resource for keeping older adults nutritionally healthy, independent, connected and informed. We empower older adults to choose lives of independence and dignity

Skyline is a comprehensive organization providing Community Living Services, Day Habilitation Services, Supported Employment Services, Home Health Services, Skilled Nursing, Industrial Services, and Physical and Occupational Therapy to all individuals in need. The organization is a Medicare certified Home Health agency and accepts Medicare, Medicaid, Private Insurance, Private Pay, and VA Services. Skyline Center has a unique work program that provides jobs to individuals with disabilities who take pride in enhancing and improving their personal skill levels while manufacturing top quality products. The Production Facility offers products for sale. Cotton cleaning products are manufactured out of 100% pure cotton flannel. The patches are durable and can effectively clean built-up residue, dirt, grease, and oil. Skyline's Gun Cleaning Kits contain all the products and tools needed to clean and maintain weapons for optimal performance and reliability. To continue to sustain this complex organization, Skyline has also been providing industrial services such as, co-packing, light assembly and order fulfillment to businesses in the Clinton, Iowa area for over 56 years. The production facility boasts 40,000 square feet of warehousing, five loading docks, a computerized inventory system and all necessary manufacturing supports. Products and services are made and performed in the USA and packaged by Americans with disabilities.

Rockford Rescue Mission shares hope and help in Jesus’ name to move people from homelessness and despair toward personal and spiritual wholeness.

Providing services to individuals with developmental disabilities by providing integrated choices in the community.

The Center for Sight & Hearing is a center of excellence for vision and hearing care. Our experienced staff provides comprehensive clinical, therapeutic, and support programs and services that positively impact the people we serve. We are dedicated to finding personalized solutions that enhance the quality of life of our patients and clients.

• Coordinate and facilitate counseling, advocacy, and day-to-day shelter operations for residentialclients.• Implement trauma-informed care, violence prevention, and youth development programs.• Provide trauma-informed counseling, education, and safety planning for adult residents.• Conduct trauma assessments and use therapeutic tools for mental health and substance abuseneeds.• Deliver age-appropriate advocacy, trauma education, and safety planning for youth survivors.• Facilitate and supervise youth activities, support groups, and meaningful childcare within theshelter.• Coordinate communication between advocacy team, general advocates, and clinical staff.• Conduct client case reviews and collaborate with Shelter Supervisor for staff and client activities.• Ensure efficient communication between agency services and shelter operations.• Arrange transportation and provide community referrals as needed.• Act as on-call supervisor, demonstrating flexibility and responsiveness.

Open Sesame Child Care Center is an individual & family services company based out of 1101 Middle Rd, Dixon, Illinois, United States.