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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Oak Lawn Park District

Offers a wide range of special recreation programs throughout the year, for youth through seniors of all ability levels.

Oak-Leyden Developmental Services

Provides a wide range of vocational and residential services for adults with developmental disabilities, as well as comprehensive therapeutic, educational and family support services for infants and young children.

Oates Dental

Dental provider in Northwest Illinois that accepts Medicaid.

Olmstead Rights

List of links to government agencies and disability rights organizations in Illinois.

One Family Illinois

Provides an individual licensed home in a supportive, community environment that marshals all the resources needed to help children in foster care heal and achieve their permanency goals.

One Hope United

Supports foster and adoptive families in providing safe homes for vulnerable children and youth.

Open Door Rehabilitation Center

Provides two day program workshops, one that provides individuals with close supervision and personal care, while the other offers people more independence and work focus.

Opportunity House

Provides persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities with 24 hour Residential Care, Supported Community Living, Supported Community Employment, OH Industries Employment, Developmental Training, Recreation Activities, and Participation in Special Olympics.

Opportunity House, Inc.

Provides programs focused on acquiring, enhancing and maintaining personal, social, educational and vocational skills development to promote independence.

Orchard Village

A vocationally-focused alternative day program centered on work experiences, job training, vocational skill-building and therapeutic recreation.