Office Locator

For Cash, SNAP & Medical Assistance, please visit ABE.Illinois.gov, call 1-833-2-FIND-HELP (1-833-234-6343).

Search for a DHS Office or Service Provider by selecting your county, and, for Cook County, your ZIP Code:

DHS Offices and Service Providers for Schuyler County

  1. DHS Family Community Resource Center in Cass County

    Family Community Resource Center

    300 East 2nd Street
    Beardstown, IL 62618

    Phone: (217) 323-4185
    TTY: (866) 847-6170
    Fax: (217) 323-9023

    You may also visit ABE.Illinois.gov or call the IDHS Help is Here toll-free line at 1-833-2-FIND-HELP.

  2. DHS Long Term Care Resource Center - Medical Field Operations Downstate

    Family Community Resource Center

    707 E Wood Street
    Decatur, IL 62525

    Phone: (217) 362-6515
    TTY: (866) 324-5553
    Fax: (217) 362-6515
    Toll Free: (800) 843-6154
    Website: abe.illinois.gov

  3. Department of Human Services Main Office - Chicago

    Administrative Offices

    401 South Clinton Street
    Chicago, IL 60607

    Phone: (800) 843-6154
    TTY: (800) 447-6404

    No direct services provided at this location.

  4. Department of Human Services Main Office - Springfield

    Administrative Offices

    100 S Grand Avenue East
    Springfield, IL 62704

    Phone: (800) 843-6154
    TTY: (888) 440-8994

    No direct services provided at this location. Administrative office only.

  5. West Central Child Care Connection

    Child Care Resource & Referral

    510 Maine Street
    Quincy, IL 62301

    Phone: (800) 782-7318
    TTY: None
    Fax: (217) 222-3133

    Local: (217) 222-2550

  6. Midwest Youth Services

    Comprehensive Community-Based Youth Services

    2001 W Lafayette Ave
    Jacksonville, IL 62650

    Phone: (217) 245-6000
    TTY: None

    24 Hour Crisis No. 217-245-6000 Service Area: Brown, Cass, Morgan, Schuyler, Scott Counties

  7. Central Illinois Service Access (CISA)

    Developmental Disability Services

    101 Madigan Dr
    Lincoln, IL 62656

    Phone: (217) 732-4731
    TTY: (217) 732-4731
    Fax: (217) 732-4870
    Toll Free: (877) 437-9588

    Crisis after hours number: (217) 732-4731

  8. Quanada

    Domestic Violence Victim Services

    2707 Maine St.
    Quincy, IL 62301

    Phone: (217) 222-0069
    TTY: (217) 221-1196
    Fax: (217) 222-4574
    Website: www.quanada.org

    Provides on-site emergency shelter, counseling, and support services to domestic violence victims. 24-hour hotline: (800) 369-2287.

  9. Regional Office of Education #26 (Child & Family Connections #13)

    Early Intervention

    130 S. Lafayette St., Ste. 200
    Macomb, IL 61455

    Phone: (309) 575-3226
    TTY: None
    Fax: (309) 575-3007
    Toll Free: (866) 426-2160

    Child & Family Connections #13

  10. Fulton County Health Department

    Family Planning

    700 E Oak St
    Canton, IL 61520

    Phone: (309) 647-1134
    TTY: None
    Fax: (309) 647-9545

    Clinic & Agency
    Clinic Hours:
    Tu/W 8:00-4:00
    1 Tu / month extended to 6:00 PM
    1 Wed / Month extended to 6:00 PM

  11. Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance Foundation

    Free Legal Services

    8787 State Street, Suite 201
    East St. Louis, IL 62203

    Phone: (877) 342-7891
    TTY: None
    Website: Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance Foundation

  12. Division of Mental Health - Region Four

    Mental Health

    901 Southwind Dr
    Springfield, IL 62703

    Phone: (217) 786-6994
    TTY: None

    No direct services provided at this location. Administrative office only.

  13. Schuyler Counseling and Health Dept

    Mental Health

    127 S Liberty St
    Rushville, IL 62681

    Phone: (217) 322-4373
    TTY: None
    Website: Schuyler County Mental Health

    Serving Region 4

  14. Quanada Schuyler County

    Rape Crisis Center

    114 N. Congress
    Rushville, IL 62681


    TTY: None
    Toll Free: (800) 369-2287

    Rape Crisis Centers provide free and confidential crisis intervention services, counseling and advocacy for victims of sexual assault and their significant others.

  15. Quincy DRS Office - Remote Staff Available

    Rehabilitation Services

    300 Maine Street, Suite 102
    Quincy, IL 62301

    Phone: (217) 224-2600
    TTY: (888) 460-5161
    Fax: (217) 224-1921

    Service area for Quincy DRS Office: Adams, Brown, Calhoun (HSP only), Cass (HSP only), Hancock, Pike, Schulyer.

  16. Illinois Center for Rehabilitation & Education - Roosevelt - Temporarily Closed

    Residential Schools

    1950 W Roosevelt Rd
    Chicago, IL 60612

    Phone: (312) 433-3100
    TTY: (888) 261-8561
    Website: http://www.icre-roosevelt.org/

  17. Illinois School for the Deaf - Temporarily Closed

    Residential Schools

    125 S Webster Ave
    Jacksonville, IL 62650

    Phone: (217) 479-4200
    TTY: (217) 479-4200
    Website: http://www.morgan.k12.il.us/isd

  18. Illinois School for the Visually Impaired - Temporarily Closed

    Residential Schools

    658 E State St
    Jacksonville, IL 62650

    Phone: (217) 479-4400
    TTY: (217) 479-4400
    Website: www.isvi.net

  19. Packard Mental Health Center

    State Psychiatric Hospitals

    901 Southwind Dr
    Springfield, IL 62703

    Phone: (217) 786-6994
    TTY: None
    Fax: (217) 786-6746

  20. Cass County Health Department

    Welcoming Center

    331 South Main Street
    Virginia, IL 62691

    Phone: (217) 452-3057
    TTY: None

  21. COUNTY MARKET #212

    WIC Authorized Specialty Formula Retailers

    520 W CLINTON ST
    RUSHVILLE, IL 62681

    Phone: (217) 322-4395
    TTY: None

  22. Schuyler County Health Department

    Women, Infants, and Children

    233 N Congress St
    Rushville, IL 62681

    Phone: (217) 322-6775
    TTY: None
    Fax: (217) 322-2251

    Hours: Wed. - 7:30am-5:00pm
    Email: WIC@mchdept.com

Office Types

  • Administrative Office - management of DHS services, programs and facilities
  • Child Care Resource & Referral - information for parents looking for quality child care; and for child care providers
  • Comprehensive Community-Based Youth Services - provides crisis assistance to youth, 11 to 17 years of age, who have run away from home or have been kicked out of their homes.
  • Developmental Disability Services - provide information, assessment & referral regarding developmental disabilities.
  • Domestic Violence Victim Services - provide free and confidential services to help domestic violence victims attain safety and self sufficiency, and to promote violence prevention through education and outreach.
  • Early Intervention - assessment of children age 0-3 for developmental delays
  • Family Case Management - coordinates health and social services in order to promote healthy pregnancy and child development
  • Family Community Resource Center (Family & Community Services) - "one-stop" centers for cash & medical assistance, food stamps, and job services
  • Family Planning - provides medical, social and educational services related to the avoidance, achievement, timing and spacing of pregnancy.
  • Free Legal Services - Outside services which provide information and free civil legal guidance, and possible representation, for low-income, elderly, and other vulnerable individuals.
  • High Risk Family Case Management - Provides nursing assessment, intervention, and service coordination to high risk pregnant & postpartum individuals and/or their high risk infants throughout pregnancy and the first one year after birth.
  • Mental Health - information, assessment & referral regarding mental health and mental illness
  • Partner Abuse Intervention Services - DHS protocol-approved programs for perpetrators of intimate partner violence.
  • Rape Crisis Centers - provide free and confidential crisis intervention services, counseling and advocacy for victims of sexual assault and their significant others.
  • Recovery Residence - provides services for prevention, intervention, treatment and recovery support for individuals and families with or at risk for Substance Use Disorder
  • Rehabilitation Services - assistance for people with disabilities looking for jobs or living independently
  • Residential School - residential education and outreach programs for children with disabilities
  • State Psychiatric Hospital - for children, adolescents and adults who need publicly-funded inpatient treatment
  • Women, Infants and Children (WIC) - provides nutritious foods, education, counseling and support for pregnant women, new mothers, infants and children up to age 5.