Clothing pantry
Food pantry and hot meals
Lunch served Mon-Fri; dinner served Mon-Thur
Emergency shelter for men, women and children
Emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence
Open to residents of Champaign and Logan counties
Utility assistance program offered to Champaign County residents
Call for schedule
Group and individual counseling
Sexual abuse/assault recovery family, parenting, and marital counseling; grief; adolescent issues; domestic violence; divorce recovery; personal growth and development
Links individuals with community resources including relationship and financial classes, employment, education, housing
Victim advocates support clients through the Clark County justice system and offer individualized advocacy for victims of violent crimes
Serves child victims of sexual abuse and exploitation, felony level physical abuse, or human trafficking
Also serves adults with a developmental disability
Must be referred through child welfare or law enforcement agency
Services for people over age 60 regardless of income:
Wills, advance directives, living wills, medical powers of attorney and general powers of attorney
Services for income-eligible people under age 60
Can address issues such as eviction, domestic violence, financial exploitation, healthcare and treatment access, public benefits, education, and more
Call or submit online form to determine eligibility for assistance
Mental health services, counseling, and therapy for children and adults
Counseling and therapy for rape, sexual assault and domestic violence
Treatment for substance use and people with dual diagnosis
Psychiatric services available at all facilities
Walk-in emergency services for adults and children available at 474 N. Yellow Springs Street, Springfield (daytime/evening) or after hours at Springfield Regional Medical Center […]
Full range of rape crisis and domestic violence services, including an emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence and/or sexual assault
Serves individuals and families with children
24-hour crisis line
Support groups, case management, victim advocacy, community education and prevention, children’s programming, 24-hour hospital advocacy, and transitional housing program
Emergency shelter in Springfield and Urbana
Mental health and addiction assessment and treatment
Serves children and adults
Individual and group counseling, psychiatric services, case management and crisis services
New Directions domestic violence services offers assessment, screening, counseling, safety planning, legal advocacy, community education, and prevention