Office Locator

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DHS Offices and Service Providers

  1. Alton Mental Health Center

    State Psychiatric Hospitals

    4500 College Ave
    Alton, IL 62002

    Phone: (618) 474-3800
    TTY: None
    Fax: (618) 474-3807

  2. Chester Mental Health Center

    State Psychiatric Hospitals

    1315 Lehmen Drive
    Chester, IL 62233

    Phone: (618) 826-4571
    TTY: None
    Fax: (618) 826-3229

  3. Chicago Read Mental Health Center

    State Psychiatric Hospitals

    4200 N Oak Park Ave
    Chicago, IL 60634

    Phone: (773) 794-4000
    TTY: None

  4. Choate Mental Health & Dev Center

    State Psychiatric Hospitals

    1000 N Main St
    Anna, IL 62906

    Phone: (618) 833-5161
    TTY: None
    Fax: (618) 833-4191

  5. Elgin Mental Health Center

    State Psychiatric Hospitals

    750 S State St
    Elgin, IL 60123

    Phone: (847) 742-1040
    TTY: None

  6. Madden Mental Health Center

    State Psychiatric Hospitals

    1200 S First Ave
    Hines, IL 60141

    Phone: (708) 338-7400
    TTY: None
    Fax: (708) 338-7057

  7. Packard Mental Health Center

    State Psychiatric Hospitals

    901 Southwind Dr
    Springfield, IL 62703

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

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.
  • 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.