Below are listed some agencies equipped to help your family with a variety of services. You can also browse the Illinois Department of Human Services website for even more local offices.

A Place for Mom

Helps families navigate the maze of senior housing options. A Place for Mom is paid by the participating communities and providers, therefore the service is offered at no charge to families. Senior Living Advisors are passionate about helping families and committed to delivering best-in-class service.

1-877-678-4809

 

Child and Family Services

Child and Family Services is designed to better the well being of individuals in order to promote healthy environments at home.

Child abuse hotline: 1-800-252-2873
Day care information: 312-328-2779
Youth helpline: 1-800-232-3798

 

Children's Dyslexia Center

Helps children and their families overcome the obstacles of dyslexia by providing free one-on-one tutoring for children with dyslexia and by training a growing body of highly skilled and dedicated tutors.

618-235-9392
1549 Frank Scott Parkway West
Belleville, IL 62223

 

Food Pantry

The O’Fallon Community Food Pantry distributes donated food items to needy residents with a 62269 zip code within O’Fallon and Shiloh, Illinois. The pantry is operated by volunteers and has served the community since 1992.

618-624-7040
801 E. State St.
O’Fallon, IL
62269

 

IdentityTheft.gov

A free government site to assist in reporting identity theft to the Federal Trade Commission, building a step-by-step personalized recovery plan, and putting that plan into action.

 

Illinois All Kids

All Kids is Illinois' program for children who need comprehensive, affordable health insurance, regardless of immigration status or health condition.

1-866-255-5437

 

Illinois Legal Aid Online

Illinois Legal Aid Online's mission is to increase access to justice for lower-income and vulnerable Illinois residents through the innovative use of technology to assist and educate the public and to train and support legal aid providers and pro bono attorneys.

Find forms, advice and articles online!

 

Nutrition Assistance Program

The Food and Nutrition Service offers nutrition assistance to millions of eligible, low-income individuals and families and provides economic benefits to communities.

1-800-843-6154

 

Social Security

Social Security helps older Americans, workers, who become disabled, and families in which a spouse or parent dies. Today, about 60 million people receive monthly Social Security benefits.

1-877-405-0471
Lake Christine Center
1670 Lebanon Ave
Belleville, IL
62221

 

St. Clair County Housing Authority

Over the past sixty years, the Housing Authority has been committed to assisting people in St. Claire County with finding affordable housing. They are a federally funded agency providing assistance to moderate and low-income families, the elderly, and persons with disabilities.

618-277-3290
790 South 74th St.
Belleville, IL
62223

 

United Way of Greater St. Louis

Finding help used to be a frustrating ordeal – flipping through phone books and calling multiple numbers; wrong turns; dead ends; wasted time. Now, one phone number, 2-1-1, can reduce those headaches and get you connected to the resources you need.

618-233-8441 (or 211)
1124 Hartman Lane
Suite 130
Belleville, IL 62221

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