Times are tough.
No sugar coating it.

Below are resources for mental health support, food assistance, and resources for dealing with ICE.
We will continue to update this page with more resources available for citizens.

It is okay to not be okay.

988 Lifeline

If you need to talk, the 988 Lifeline is here. Call or text 988 to speak to one of their caring counselors.

NAMI Helpline

NAMI is the National Alliance on Mental Illness. They are the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization. NAMI Helpline has plenty of resources that are easily available on their website.

DuPage County Crisis Recovery Center

The CRC provides immediate, 24/7 support for individuals facing mental health or substance use crises. Their compassionate team offers a safe space for stabilization, guidance, and connection to long-term care.

Call (630) 627-1700

If you or a friend needs access to resources like food assistance - our townships are a great resource for that.

Schaumburg Township Food Pantry

Elk Grove Township Food Pantry

Wayne Township Food Pantry

Bloomingdale Township Food Pantry

Addison Township Food Pantry

Winfield Township Food Pantry

Milton Food Pantry 

Naperville Township Food Pantry 

Lisle Township Food Pantry

There are several legal aid organizations that offer assistance if you or someone you know are in need of representation:

ICIRR family support hotline
855-435-7693

National Immigrant Justice Center
312-660-1370 

Beyond Legal Aid
872-267-2252

Contact the Plate Watch Hotline by calling
(312) 814-1730 or emailing platewatch@ilsos.gov

It is illegal for vehicles to operate without a license plate.
If you encounter any ICE driving without a license plate you can report them to the Secretary of State. 

To report violations of the TRUST Act by law enforcement contact the Attorney General’s Civil Rights Bureau by calling
(877) 581-3692 or by emailing civilrights@ilag.gov

It is illegal under the Illinois TRUST Act for local police to cooperate with ICE.