Access helpful guides, tools, and learning resources designed to support individuals with disabilities, families, and caregivers in making informed decisions and building stronger futures.
Transportation services provided through the Pace Vehicle Program are open to the public. If you are interested in this service or joining a vanpool, please call 847-228-2456
All services and support services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities are funded and regulated by the Illinois Department of Human Services. The information included on this website gives you all the information you need to begin your journey and the assistance you need to continue down the DD path.
TAP is a statewide program that provides free autism training opportunities throughout the state for parents, caregivers, and professionals.
For individuals with disabilities currently enrolled in high school who want to learn more about the programs and services offered to them after their high school graduation.
Many times family members need additional resources and support as they navigate through their family members’ adult service path. The ARC offers additional resource materials and great family network support..
The ICDD is an organization that is funded by a federal grant to determine current needs of people with intellectual disabilities. They have a Council that has a strong DD presence and provides advocacy assistance for people seeking community inclusion
This organization works directly with people with intellectual and Developmental disabilities who desire to learn how to advocate for themselves.
ABLE accounts are for people with disabilities and their families to save and invest their money for expenses related to living with a disability. This program is amazing! Your savings in this account will NOT affect your benefits. Check it out!
All services for intellectual and developmental disabilities are funded through the Federal Medical Waiver program. Each State must request this funding through the Federal CMS for approval. In order to secure the appropriate funding amounts, community based program leaders, advocate, and parents need to inform their local legislators on these types of services and why new and/or more funding is needed.
This program gives you information about how technology can give you a greater independent lifestyle. Tell you about all the new technology that is available and how you can access it.
Everything you want to know about affordable housing is on this site
BEACON provides information about behavioral health services focused on your child’s needs. Learn which community-based resources are available near you and state-funded programs your child may be eligible for.
