Community Crisis Center
P.O. Box 1390
Elgin, IL 60121
(847) 697-2380
The Community Crisis Center helps those in crisis due to domestic violence, sexual assault, or economic circumstances. We offer the following services: a 24-hour crisis hotline and information and referral; emergency shelter; individual and group counseling; medical, legal and welfare advocacy; emergency assistance with food, clothing, rent and utilities; and transitional housing. Fees: none Languages: English and Spanish

DuPage County Health Department - Access Crisis Center
440 Finley Road
Lombard, IL 60148
(630) 627-1700 -24 hour crisis hotline
Emotional and Family Crisis Center. Phone first for outpatient, referrals and on the spot counseling. Respite care: stay several hours or overnight with support services. Psychiatrist available part-time. Adults only (17 years and older) Fees: sliding scale

DuPage Emergency Shelter
P.O. Box 696
Lombard, IL 60148
(630) 941-8681
A three-week program offering shelter. Must be able and willing to work. Substance-free and cannot be in a domestic violence situation. Must be receiving treatment if dealing with mental health issues.

Family Shelter Service
605 E Roosevelt Road
Wheaton, IL 60187
(630) 221-8290
HOTLINE: (630) 469-5650 Crisis center, residential short term housing for domestic violence cases. Court advocacy for women's protection. Children and group counseling. Battered women's program, men/women support group. Parenting classes. Fees: None Language: English/Spanish

Lifespring Center -Wayside Cross Ministries
517 College Avenue
Suite 102
Aurora, IL 60505
(630) 851-0187
Lifespring Ministry is a 12 month residential program for the women and children in crisis. Assists "homeless-for whatever reason"-abused, addicted, unemployed, evicted, destitute, or desperate.

Maria Shelter - Institute of Women Today
Chicago, IL 60621
773-994-5350
The Institute of Women Today is a non-profit organization serving the Chicago community since 1974. Our mission is twofold: to provide transitional housing for homeless women and their children and to provide experiences that empower, mentor, and support women so they can achieve their highest potential. IWT operates Maria Shelter, a 50-bed transitional shelter for homeless women and their children. Llocated in the Englewood community of Chicago.

Maryville Academy Crisis Nursery
4015 N. Oak Park Ave. Bldg. B
Chicago, IL 60634
773-205-3600
The Maryville Crisis Nursery provides short term care for children of families who are experiencing a severe disruptive crisis and/or are challenged with an urgent family matter. Children ages newborn through six years are provided with 24 hour emergency child care, up to 72 hours, in a safe and nurturing environment designed to protect them from experiences and environments that could harm them. Families may utilize the Maryville Crisis Nursery up to 30 days in a rolling calendar year. The Maryville Crisis Nursery provides families with immediate support, counseling, and referrals to community resources for extended services. 24 Hour Helpline (773) 205-3637

Maryville Academy John & Mary Madden Center
1658 W. Grand Ave.
Chicago, IL 60622
312-491-3500
Located on the near Northwest Side of Chicago, the John and Mary Madden Center provides emergency shelter care to pregnant, parenting, and older adolescent young girls, ages 14-20, in an environment that is safe and nurturing. It is designated for emergency placement and short-term stabilization in order to help facilitate an appropriate placement.

New Moms Inc
2845 W. McLean Ave
Chicago, IL 60647
(773) 252-3253
New Moms, Inc. serves homeless teen moms and their children, with the mothers ranging from the ages of 13 to 21, in Cook County.

Pillars - Constance Morris House
708-PILLARS (708-745-5277)
Pillars keeps our communities healthy and strong by providing quality, community-based services for over 10,000 individuals and families annually who are facing challenges and crisis. Some of Pillars many services include Constance Morris House, a domestic violence shelter; LaGrange Area Transitional Housing (LATH), for families facing homelessness; the Child and Family Development Center, which includes our HeadStart program; Buddy’s Place, for children who have experienced the death of a caregiver; Mental Health Services for all age groups; Addiction and Prevention services for adults and adolescents; and Crisis Intervention Services, which helps stabilize personal and family emergencies.