Valley Immigrant Advocates

The Immigration Project operates two offices, located in Bloomington-Normal and Champaign-Urbana, providing services to new clients by appointment only. With a focus on immigration assistance, the organization ensures that all clients receive personalized attention and guidance through scheduled appointments. Generated from their website's infomation

Here And Again Inc. is a non-profit organization based in Ottawa, Illinois, dedicated to enriching lives through the arts by providing affordable educational and recreational activities in a supportive environment for all ages. Their mission encompasses the preservation of historic theatres and cultivation of economic opportunities via community-driven art installations and projects, including a local radio station, WRWO 94.5 FM. Committed to fostering community engagement, Here And Again Inc. embraces radical inclusion and mutual respect among all individuals, regardless of their background or identity. By promoting tourism and destination development, they aim to transform and uplift local communities while creating pathways for artistic expression in film, media, theatre production, radio, and fine arts. Generated from the website

The Center for Youth and Family Solutions is a regional and state leader in the provision of the highest-quality, best-practice social work and behavioral health services in our field. We offer critical counseling, casework, and support services to assist those whose lives have been touched by trauma, grief, loss, abuse, neglect and other significant family life challenges. Our programs include: foster care services for abused and neglected children; adoption services; crisis response for runaways and their families; delinquency prevention services for at-risk youth; residential treatment for abused and neglected boys; professional counseling for children, individuals, couples, and families; in-home counseling for seniors; mental health crisis response for youth; and community advocacy programs. We serve over 20,000 individuals annually in 37 counties in these programs.