Resources

Resources, easily accessible, so you can navigate the IDD landscape. Use the search and filter below to link to other agency sites, research or articles to find the exact type of resource you and your family need.

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Little City Participates in Advocacy Day in Springfield

Learn more about the They Deserve More-sponsored advocacy day Little City Foundation participated in to advocate on behalf of the IDD community.

Little Friends, Inc

Providing direct services and alliance partners for people of all ages experiencing autism, intellectual and emotional disabilities, and their families.

Locust Street Resource Center

A comprehensive behavioral health center providing youth, families, adults and seniors with mental health, substance abuse, developmental disability, adult protective, and elderly services.

Lutheran Social Services of Illinois

Provides critical social and human services, including foster care, mental health services, alcohol and drug treatment, affordable senior housing, home care services for older adults, residential programs for people with...

Macon Resources

Provides services to individuals who have a developmental disability, mental illness, or other disabling condition.

Maine-Niles Association of Special Recreation

Provides recreation programs and services for children, teens and adults with disabilities.

Malcolm Eaton Enterprises

Provides Community Day Services, Residential Services, Community Employment, Self Directed Assistance (SDA), Vocational Training, and Transportation.

Marion County Horizon Center

Provide CILAS that foster independence and provide opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities to lead meaningful lives.

Marklund

Provides residential, educational and day services to infants, children, teens and adults with severe and profound developmental disabilities and special healthcare needs.

Mcauley Residence

A Chicago care facility that accepts Medicaid serving individuals with intellectual disabilities, with an emphasis on helping people live independently as members of their home communities.