Housing Authority-La Salle

The Lee County Health Department (LCHD), established in 1946, is dedicated to enhancing public health and ensuring the community's well-being through various initiatives and core public health functions. LCHD actively engages in assessment, policy development, and assurance to address the health needs of Lee County residents. Additionally, the county provides a comprehensive range of services through various departments, including animal control, emergency management, and transportation, all aimed at fostering a safe and healthy community. Each department is tasked with specific responsibilities that collectively contribute to the administration and welfare of Lee County. Generated from the website

The McLean County Health Department provides a range of public health services for a population of nearly 160,000 people. It strives to protect and promote the public's health in areas, such as community assessment, communicable disease and animal control, and environmental, personal and mental health. The department also focuses on health promotion and emergency public health preparedness. The McLean County Health Department is engaged in the assessment and analysis of health conditions and development of local health policies. Its mental health services include crisis intervention, adolescent substance abuse prevention, and support, training and intervention for developmentally disabled children and adults. The department operates an environmental health division that inspects food establishments to ensure the proper storage, handling and cooking of food. The McLean County Health Department provides family case management programs. It conducts programs in accordance with the standards of the Illinois Department of Public Health. The department is governed by McLean County in Illinois.

WIC Programs is dedicated to helping low to moderate-income pregnant women, new mothers, infants, and children under five who are at nutritional risk. The program provides access to healthy foods, nutritional education, and healthcare referrals to improve health outcomes and quality of life for families in need. Administered by the Illinois Department of Human Services, WIC services are often delivered through local health departments or community organizations. The program ensures that eligible participants receive nutritious food at no cost while also offering support services such as breastfeeding counseling and immunizations. Generated from the website