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Offers assistance to individuals in crisis beyond their control such as car repairs for working persons and other emergency needs.

Offers a wide range of behavioral healthcare and integrated care services. Services include the following:

Individualized Treatment Services includes, comprehensive mental health and substance use assessment, counseling services, crisis stabilization, life skills development, and dual diagnosis services.

Substance use treatment services includes, outpatient treatment services, DUI evaluations and risk education, substance abuse education, substance use counseling, and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT).

Psychiatric services include, medication assessment, medication monitoring, psychiatric services available in all Sinnissippi Centers' main office locations.

Offers volunteer practitioners and nurses who provide limited free basic medical care to individuals ages 18 and older who have immediate medical needs but no insurance and limited means. Referrals to other local health care agencies as needed. Cannot serve women who are pregnant or persons with mental health issues. Cannot provide dental services.

Open to moms, dads, and interested family members, this one-time, two-hour class discusses issues related to breast feeding. Topics include the advantages of breast feeding, proper latching on, milk production, breast care, nutrition and breast pumps. It is designed for mothers who are in or beyond their 6th month of pregnancy.

Online WebEx class. Information emailed to participants after sign up.

Offers a free home assessment, which will install energy-saving products, such as programmable thermostats, ENERGY STAR® certified LEDs, WaterSense® certified showerheads, WaterSense® certified faucet aerators, hot water pipe insulation, air sealing and insulation, furnace tune-ups.

Offers workshops that teach individuals and families how to get more out of money and how to save money for financial goals. This is a series of workshops that are a blend of instruction and hands on activities so each concept can be mastered. 

Offers workshops that teach individuals and families how to get more out of money and how to save money for financial goals. This is a series of workshops that are a blend of instruction and hands on activities so each concept can be mastered. 

Offers the Warm Neighbors program which is a matching fund program to help with utility bills for customers of Ameren only.

Provides health care services to those experiencing acute or chronic pain and/or illness, or those seeking medical services that are not due to an emergency. Services include annual screenings or check ups, chronic disease management, immunizations, pregnancy tests, pre and postnatal care, school and sports physicals, sexually transmitted infection tests, and well-child exams. 

Offers an urban farm where fresh produce is grown using sustainable practices. Some of the produce is sold weekly at Cultivate Hope Market, where income-qualified households can purchase produce at half-price.

Also provides opportunities for community engagement, including volunteering on the farm, renting a community garden, and offering seasonal employment opportunities for youth, particularly during the summer months, to support skill development and income generation.

LIHEAP (Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program) assists low-income homeowners and renters pay for a portion of their primary heating costs for the winter heating season. Also encourages households to make regular utility payments, to promote energy awareness and to encourage reduction of energy usage. All customers applying for this prgram will simultaneously be making an application for weatherization assistance as required by state law. Assistance is based on household income. size, type of fuel, and type of housing. Applications accepted October 1-April 30 for the elderly and disabled households and November 1-April 30 for the rest of the households.

Provides assistance on a temporary basis for a limited time for basic needs that may include rent/lot rent, interest on mortgage, utilities-gas, electric, water; food vouchers for clients who are unable to work. Cannot be on Subsidized Housing, a student, receive Social Security, or a Veteran.

Provides information on annual household hazardous waste collections (HHW) for McLean County residents. The following examples are common household hazardous wastes such as oil-based paints and paint thinners, insecticides, herbicides, pesticides, used motor oil, old gasoline, mercury, fluorescent lamp bulbs, and antifreeze. By law, no hazardous materials may be collected by the EAC outside of permitted HHW collection events. No materials of any kind are accepted at the EAC office. 

Works to improve the community’s social and economic conditions. Programs are offered in three core service areas of ducation, workforce development and money management.

Offers nutritious home cooked meals provided by Golden Meals are available to help promote healthy eating and reduce isolation by encouraging fellowship. Many social activities (movies, bingo, friendly Mexican dominoes, card games, knitting/crocheting, pool, etc.) are offered before and after the meal on selected days of the week.

Street-based outreach services runaway youth and youth experiencing homelessness, near-homelessness, or street dependency.

Drop-in center services include food, basic first aid and hygiene supplies, advocacy, education and information, and referrals to appropriate community service providers. A nurse is onsite three days per week and offers testing for sexually transmitted diseases.