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Community Resource PacketMadison County Community DevelopmentHousing & Rental AssistanceEmergency SheltersHealth Care ServicesClothing & Food ResourcesVeterans’ ServicesApartment Rental ListingsMadison County Board ChairmanKurt Prenzler, CPARevised February 2019Community Resource PacketPage 1
Madison County Community DevelopmentResource ListingTable of ContentsHousing & Rental Assistance . .3Emergency Rental AssistanceSubsidized HousingRenting an ApartmentEmergency Shelters 7Madison County SheltersSt. Clair County SheltersMissouri SheltersHealth Care Services .9Hospital ListingsClinicsPharmaceutical ServicesMental Health ServicesDental CareClothing and Food Resources . .12Clothing Donation and Resale CentersMadison County Food PantriesMadison County Soup KitchensVeterans’ Services . .15Additional Resources .18Utilities AssistanceInsurance AssistanceDepartment of Human ServicesWIC (Women, Infants, Children)Drug and Alcohol Abuse ServicesLegal AssistanceEmployment Training ServicesOutreach ServicesTransportation/Transit ServicesInformation and Referral ServicesApartment Rental Website Listing . 20Community Resource PacketPage 2
Housing & Rental Assistance
Subsidized HousingProvides: public housing facilities and housing subsidy vouchers, andmonthly rent subsidy based on income to make the rent affordable Alton Housing Authority2406 Crawford St.Alton, IL 62002(618)465-4269 Madison County Housing Authority1609 Olive StreetCollinsville, IL 62234(618)345-5142www.mchail.org Granite City Housing Authority2517 Nameoki Rd.Granite City, IL 62040(618)876-0975www.granitecityha.orgSt. Clair County Housing Authority1790 S. 74th StreetBelleville, IL62223(618)2773290Renting an ApartmentInspection The apartment should be inspected before you move in Contact your local housing or building department to request an inspection If the apartment does not pass inspection, do not move in until it doesLeaseWhat should be stated in the lease? The amount of the rent How long the lease will last How the lease should end How to renew the lease How much will be charged if rent is paid late Who is responsible for repairs and how to get repairs made When the landlord can enter the apartment and what type of permission ornotice to you is needed Any other promises made by the landlordWhat to do if you do not understand your lease: Ask the landlord to take the lease with you to look over before you sign it. Makesure you understand all of the provisions. Do not rely on the landlordsrepresentations as towhat the lease means.
of If something in the lease is unclear, you should contact an attorney to review thelease for you. You should ask the landlord to clarify that provision or replace itwith theexplanation he or she gave you.If the landlord refuses to clarify, you should be weary of the landlord’s explanationthe provision.If there are parts of the lease that you do not agree with ask the landlordpolitely to change the part that you do not agree with. If he refuses, youshould not sign the lease.RepairsWhat should I do about repairs that are needed before I move in? Some damage will be of a nature that you should note that it exists, but will notneed replacing. For instance, a spot on the carpet should be noted, but as long asthe carpetis clean, it does not need replacing. On the other hand, a cracked window should be noted and you should requestthat the landlord repair it before you move in. Do not sign a lease until all repairs that have been requested are made. If the landlord tells you the repairs have been completed, politely request thathe or she walk you through once more before you sign the lease. Most leases state that all promises that have been made are stated in the leaseand no promises were made. If he or she promised to make a repair and it is notprovided forin the lease, it will be presumed that the promise was not made. You will have toprovethat the promise was made. To prevent from having to prove that the promise was made, make sure allpromises are fulfilled before signing the lease or that the promises are inwriting. At the veryleast, you should have a witness present at the making of the promise.Application Fee Application fees are charged for the cost of checking your employment, references,and credit to determine if you qualify to rent the apartment. Application fees rangefrom 0to 50. You should get a receipt for the application fee. Most application fees are nonrefundable. If you are told that the application fee is refundable, make sure thatyour receipt or other document says so.Security Deposit Security deposits are paid before you move into an apartment. As with all themoney paid to the landlord, you should get a receipt. You should have your landlord write on the security deposit receipt that it isrefundable.Your landlord may deduct an unpaid rent or the cost to repair any damageto the apartment caused by you or your guests.
Emergency SheltersMadison County, IL Emergency Shelters Salvation Army (anyone welcome)525 Alby St. Alton,IL 62002(618)465-7764www.salvationarmy.org Oasis Women’s Center (women and children who are victims of domesticviolence)PO Box 981Alton, IL 62002(618)465-1978www.oasisshelter.orgGood Samaritan House (women and their children)1825 DelmarGranite City, IL en’s Home & Aid (youth emergency services; no shelter)2133 Johnson Rd.Granite City, IL 62040(800)847-6770www.childrenshomeandaid.orgSt. Clair County, IL Emergency Shelters Homeless Helpline 618-825-3330Women and children) Holy Angels Shelter1410 North 37th StreetEast St. Louis, Il 62001(618)874-4079www.catholicurbanprograms.org Housing Resource Center27 North IllinoisBelleville, IL 62220(618) 825-3330www.co.st-clair.il.us Violence Prevention CenterPO Box 831Belleville, IL 62222(618)235-0892 (24-hour)www.vpcswi.orgMissouri Emergency Shelters – Housing Helpline 314-802-5444
Catholic Charities Housing Resource Center800 N Tucker Blvd.St. Louis, MO 63101(314)802-5440(314)802-5438 (TDY Phone)www.catholiccharitiesusa.org Catholic Charities: St. Louis Resource/ShelterReferral Center for Nonresidents of Missouri(314)802-5444 The Women’s Safehouse of St. Louis (single women and women with children up to 17years old who are victims of domestic violence)PO Box 63010St. Louis, MO 63163(314)772-4535www.twsh.org Youth Emergency Service (abused, neglected, runaway, homeless or otherwise troubledyouths ages 11-18 and their families)6816 Washington Ave.PO Box 24260St. Louis, MO 63130(314)727-62941 (800)899-5437(Must call ahead first; priority shelter given to youth aged 18-21)www.epworth.org Salvation Army (men 18 or older)3010 Washington Ave.St. Louis, MO 63103(314)652-3310www.salvationarmy.org
Healthcare ServicesHospitals Alton Memorial Hospital1 Memorial DriveAve. Alton, IL 62002IL 62249 (618)463-73112600 St. Joseph’s Hospital12866 TroxlerHighland,(618)651- Anderson Hospital6800 State Route 162Way Maryville, IL 6206262002 (618)288-5711(618)465-2571 St. Anthony’s HospitalSt. Anthony’sAlton, IL Gateway Regional Medical Center2100MadisonAvenueGraniteCity, IL 62040(618)798-3000Clinics Good Samaritan Center815 East 5th Street Suite 202Alton, IL 62002124 (618)462-4939Hours: 7:00 to 5:30pmMon. thru Fri.(By appointment only) Alton Medical Center Limited108 Northport Dr.Alton, IL 62002(618)466-6177Hours: 10:00 to 4:00 Cottage HillsCommunity Hope Center1201 Hope Center Ln. Box(618)259-0959Call Wed. for Thurs. apt.Food Pantry open 9 to 11amMon., Tues., Wed., Friwww.hopecenters.com Godfrey(Walk-ins welcome) McKinley Internal MedicineFamily Practice Health Center2166 Madison Ave.Granite City, IL 62040(618)452-4969Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 7:30 to 5:30(Appointment only)Family Health Clinic5800 Godfrey Rd., Fobes 1525Godfrey, IL 62035-2466(618)468-6010Hours: 8:00 to 4:00Mon. thru Fri.(walk-ins welcome, apt. best)- Gateway Regional CenterFind a physician(618)798-8888www.gatewayregional.net Southern Illinois Healthcare Foundation
Multiple locations: http://sihf.orgPharmaceutical ServicesAssistance for medication expenses for persons with limited income AltonIMPACT, Inc.2735 East BroadwayRodgers Ave Alton, IL 62002Alton, IL 62002(618)462-1411(Serves under 60 years old)Hours: 8:00-4:30pmMon. thru Fri.www.impactcil.org Riverbend AreaMadison County CatholicCharities Prescription Medicine3512 McArthur BlvdAlton, IL 6200262040 (618)462-0634 ext. 2291184 Ext. 229Hours: 8:30 to 4:30Mon. thru Fri.www.cc.dio.orgSenior Services Plus2603 North(618)465-3298(Serves 60 )Hours: 5am – 9pmMon. thru Fri.www.seniorservicesplus.org Tri-Cities AreaMadison County Catholic CharitiesPrescription Medicine Program2105 State St.Granite City, IL(618)877Hours: 8:30 to 4:30Mon. thru Fri.Mental Health Services Behavioral Health Alternatives337 East Ferguson Ave.Edwards St. Wood River, IL 62095Alton, IL 62002(618)251-4073Hours: 8:30 to 4:30Mon. thru Fri.(Appointment only)www.co.madison.il.us Centerstone2615(618)462-2331Hours: Mon. 8:30 to 6Tues., Wed., Thurs., 8:30 to 8Fri. 8:30 to 5:00pmwww.centerstone.org(Appointment preferred, walk-ins welcome9 to 2) SIHF2100 Madison Ave.Granite City, IL 6200262040(618)452-3301Call for appointmentHours: 7:00-5:30pmMon. thru Fri. Gateway Regional Medical Center.(NAMI) Chestnut Health Systems50 Northgate Industrial Dr.Granite City, IL(618)877-4420Hours: 9:00-6:00pmMon. thru Fri.www.chestnut.org National Alliance on Mental Illness
Behavioral Health Systems2100 Madison Ave62040 Granite City, IL 620409788(618)798-3888Thurs. www.gatewayregional.net2100 Madison Ave. 4th FloorGranite City, IL(618)798Hours: 12:00 to 4:30 Mon. thruwww.namiswi.orgDental CareLewis & Clark Community CollegePaul B. HanksDental Clinic (618)468-4463www.Lc.edu/Dental clinic/Services offered by the LCCC Dental Clinic include a thorough assessment, atreatment plan, preventative (teeth cleaning) or therapeutic periodontaltreatment, oral hygiene instructions, placing preventative agents (fluoride,sealants), and any necessary referral for treatment outside the realm of ourservices, and follow-up care.The dental hygiene students’ thorough oral assessment includes an oral cancerexam, periodontal exam, charting of existing conditions and radiographs (Xrays).The students are supervised by licensed dental hygienists and dentists duringdiagnosis and treatment, which may include a dental cleaning or more intensivetreatment for periodontal/gum disease. Appointment days and times vary eachsemester, so please call for more information.Examinations: 12X-Rays: 6 to 20Cleanings: Start at 15All Exams X-Rays Cleaning: 28
SIU of Edwardsville School of Dental MedicineStephen ing/index.shtmlThe Special Needs Dental Care Program works to increase oral health services forspecial needs children. The Special Needs Dental Care Program is focused onserving low-income children who have Cerebral Palsy, Down syndrome, Autism,Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, and other neurological disorders andgenetic syndromes, as well as children with heightened anxiety due to age orother factors.The Veterans Dental Care Program works to help offset the costs of free orreduced fee dental care delivered to veterans of the United States Armed Forces(including the United States Coast Guard) in the School’s patient clinics. The goalof the program, simply put, is to increase access to care and oral health servicesfor area veterans.
Clothing and Food ResourcesClothing Donation Centers ABL “A Beacon of Light” Pregnancy Center6201 N. MainMaryville, IL 62062618-855-9774(Call for g Community Care Center, Inc.1818 Cleveland Blvd.Granite City, IL 62040(618)876-8770Hours: Mon. thru Thurs.9:00 to 3:00Serves: Venice, Madison, Granite CityPontoon Beach, Mitchell; Must bring proof ofResidency and I.D.www.gccommunitycarecenter.org Glen Ed Pantry125 5th Ave.Edwardsville, IL 62025(618)656-7506Hours: 3 to 6 Mon. & Wed.9 to 12 Tues., Thurs., Fri.Must be in School District 7 Options Now (Maternity)4854 North Alby Rd.Godfrey, IL 62035(618)466-1690Mon. 11 to 7 Tues. 11 to 5Thurs., Fri. 9 to 5www.optionsrightnow.com Community Hope Center950 14th St.Cottage Hills, IL(618)259-0959Hours: 9:00 to 11:00Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. Operation Blessing18 East Lorena Ave.Wood River, IL 62095(618)251-5683Hours: 10 to 1 Mon. thru Thurs.Must live in Wood River, Chouteau,Ft. Russell Township Women’s Ministry Center2418 BloomerAlton, IL 62002(618)433-8308Annual Coat Giveaway-Call to PreregisterHours: Tues. & Thurs. 1:00 to 4:00pmwww.wmcenter.orgClothing Resale Centers Salvation Army Thrift Shop3801 Nameoki Rd.Granite City, IL 62040(618)876-9150Hours: 9 to 6 Mon. thru Sat. Caravan Shop112 East BroadwayAlton, IL 62002(618)462-6434Hours: 10 to 4 Mon. thru Sat.
Goodwill Industries1719 East Homer Adams ParkwayAlton, IL 62002(618)463-9622210 Junction Dr.Glen Carbon, IL(618)656-0180 Grandma’s AtticMaryville Outreach Center504 E. DivisionMaryville, IL 62062(618)345-9693Hours: 5:30 to 7:30 Tues10 to 1 Wed. & Thurs10 to 12 Sat.www.fbmaryville.org1435 Vaughn Rd.Wood River, IL 62095(618)258-7067Hours: 9 to 8 Mon. thru Sat.; 10 to 6 Sun. First United Presbyterian ChurchThrift Shop201 East ChurchCollinsville, IL 62234(618)344-1109Open last Tues. each month 3 to 7www.fupcoll.orgCommunity Resource Packet Women’s Ministry Center Bootsies’ Boutique2418 BloomerAlton, IL 62002(618)433-8308Hours: Tues. & Thurs. 1:00 to 6:00www.wmcenter.orgPage 1
FOOD PANTRIESAltonSalvation Army525 Alby, Alton, IL 62002Tues. 9:00 to 11:00Fri. 1:00 to 3:00618 465 7764Riverbend Community Food PantryOutreach929 Milnor, Alton, IL 62002Friday only12:00 to 5:00618 462 9841Catholic Charities3512 McArthur Blvd., Alton, IL 62002Mon. Wed. Fri. 9:00 to 12:00618 462 0634 x237Crisis Food Center21 E. 6th St., Alton, IL 62002Mon. thru Fri. 1:00 to 3:00Call: 8:30 to 12:00618 462-8201BethaltoOur Lady Queen of Peace132 Butcher St., P.O. Box 100Bethalto, IL 62010Tues. Thurs. Fri. 9:30 to 11:00Call for appointment618 377 6519Cottage HillsCommunity Hope Center950 14th St., Cottage Hills, IL 62018Mon. Tues. Wed. Fri.9:00 to 12:00618 259 0959EdwardsvilleGlen Ed Pantry125 5th Ave., Edwardsville, IL 62025Mon. Wed. 3 to 6Tues. Thurs. Fri. 9 to 12618 656 7506CollinsvilleCollinsville Food PantryColl. Residents only201 E. Church St.Collinsville, IL 62234Thurs. Fri. 9 to 11 Tues. 4 to 6618 346 1861Compassion CafeFirst Assembly of God1105 W. Beltline Rd.Collinsville, IL 62234Mon. 9:00 to 12:00Wed. 5:30 to 7:00618 344 1000Alpha & Omega Christian FellowshipFood Pantry3301 Harvard, Collinsville, IL 62234State Park/Fairmont onlyMon. 10:00 to 11:303rd Monday of Month:4:30-6pm618 344 4091State Park Area Food Pantry3301 Harvard Rd.Collinsville, IL 62234Mon. 10:00 to 11:303rd Mon. 4:30 to 6:00Bring ID, Proof of Res. & IncomeGranite CityCommunity Care Center, Inc.1818 Cleveland Blvd.Granite City, IL 62040Mon. thru Thurs. 9 to 3618 876 8770Salvation Army3007 E. 23rd St.Granite City, IL 62040Mon. thru Thurs. 1:00 to 3:30618 451 7957HighlandHighland Area Christian ServiceMinistries900 Chestnut St., Highland, IL 62249Tues. & Thurs. 9 to 12:151st and 3rd Sat. 9:30 to 12:15Highland, Marine, St. Jacob Dis.618 654 9295MarineSt. Elizabeth Catholic Church120 N. Windmill, Marine, IL 62061Must call first618 887 4535MaryvilleMaryville Outreach CenterMaryville, IL 62062Tues. 5:30 to 7:00pmThurs. & Sat. 10 to 12Must call first618 345 9693TroyMinistries Unlimited407 Edwardsville Rd.Troy, IL 62294Call Mon. 10:30 to 11:30 forTues. pickupCall Wed. 1:30 to 2:30 forThurs. pickupTroy residents only618 505 5053Wood RiverSt. Vincent DePaulWood River, IL 62095MUST CALL for appointment618 254 3198Operation Blessing18 E. Lorena Ave., P.O. Box 433Wood River, IL 62095Mon. thru Thurs. 10 to 1618 251 5683VeniceVenice Township910 Madison Ave., Madison, IL 62060Township residents onlyMon. Wed. to Fri. 9:00 to 4:00Call for appointment618 452 1121New Shining Light CommunityOutreach740 Broadway, Venice, IL 62090Tues. thru Fri. 2:30 to 4:30Sunday Breakfast 7:30 to 9:00618 530 2347SOUP KITCHENSGranite CityCommunity Care Center, Inc.1818 Cleveland Blvd.Granite City, IL 62040Tues. thru Thurs. 11 to 12618 876 87703rd Baptist Church2601 Grand Ave.Granite City, IL 62040Wed. 4:45 to 5:45618 877 0040CollinsvilleSpirit of Sharing (SOS)307 W. Clay, Collinsville, IL 62234Thurs. 5 to 6:30618 355 2526Community Hope Center950 14th St., Cottage Hills, IL 62018Mon. Tues. Wed. Fri.9:00 to 12:00618 259 0959
Veterans’ Services Madison County Veterans’ Assistance Commission(618)296-4554 http://www.co.madison.il.us/departments/veterans assistance commission/SSVF – Supportive Services For Veteran FamiliesConnecting Veterans and their families and caregivers withsupportive ia/Brochures-andInformation-Sheets Veterans’ Crisis LineConnects Veterans in crisis and their families and friendswith qualified, caring VA responders. Veterans and theirloved ones can call 1-800-273-8255 and press 1.www.veteranscrisisline.net VA Health Care My HealtheVet VA Caregiver Support Coaching into Care Help for Homeless VeteransThe VA Enrollment Website is the fastest and easiest way toapply for VA care or update information:1-877-222-VETS (8287)www.1010ez.med.va.govMy HealtheVet is the VA’s Personal Health Record. It wasdesigned for Veterans, Service members, their dependentsand caregivers. When you register on My HealtheVet, yougain access to tools that can help you track and monitoryour health.www.myhealth.va.govProvides support for caregivers of Veterans and informationabout services that may be available to them1-855-823-7458www.caregiver.va.govA VA service to help family members and friends help aVeteran seek VA care. Callers get information on VA servicesand coaching on talking about treatment needs with theVeteran in their careEach VA medical center has a homeless coordinator andprograms that help Veterans establish or maintain safe,stable housing. Call VA’s National Call Center for HomelessVeterans.1-877-424-3838 A toll-free hotline available 24/7www.va.gov/homeless
Women Veterans Call CenterWomen Veterans hotline is an incoming call center thatreceives and responds to questions from women Veterans,their families, and caregivers across the nation aboutavailable VA services and resources.1-855-VA-WOMEN (1-855-829-6636)www.womenshealth.va.gov Vet CenterReadjustment counseling services are available at 300community-based offices (Vet Centers) across the nation.1-877-WAR-VETS (927-8387)www.vetcenter.va.gov VISN 6: Post-Deployment Mental HealthThe Mid-Atlantic (VISN 6) MIRECC is a translationalresearch, education and clinical center that develops andapplies scientific knowledge and best practices to enhancepost-deployment mental health and wellness for our Nation’sVeterans and their dpuf National Center for PTSD Make the Connection AboutFace OEF/OIF/ONDVA’s center of excellence for research and education on theprevention, understanding, and treatment of posttraumaticstress disorder.1-802-296-6300www.ptsd.va.govA national, public awareness campaign by the Department ofVeterans Affairs that features candid, personal testimonialsfrom Veterans and their loved ones and provides access tolocal resources.www.maketheconnection.netAboutFace is dedicated to help Veterans learn about PTSD,explore treatment options and, most importantly, hear realstories from other Veterans and their family members andget advice from clinicians.www.ptsd.va.gov/apps/AboutFaceToll-free line and website that provide information abouthealth care, dental care, education, and other benefits forOEF/OIF/OND (Operation Enduring Freedom, Operation IraqiFreedom, Operation New Dawn) Veterans.www.oefoif.va.gov Moving ForwardA free, online educational and life coaching program andcompanion mobile app that will help Veterans manage nity Resource PacketPage 16
PTSD CoachLearn to manage symptoms that commonly occur after traumausing the PTSD Coach app. Includes information on PTSD,treatments, tools for screening and tracking symptoms, skillsto help users, and direct links to support and help.www.ptsd.va.gov/public/materials/apps/ Companion AppsA variety of Companion Apps have been developed by VAand are available to be used along with professional careprovided by a trained clinician and other mobile apps / Smokefree VETSmoke free VET is a mobile text messaging service for militaryveterans who receive their health care through the VA. Theprogram was created to provide 24/7 encouragement, advice,and tips to help smokers quit smoking and stay quit. It is a 6to 8 week program. www.smokefree.gov/vetSupport Veterans Transition to Civilian Life A toolkit that supports Veterans seeking work and also helpsemployers support their employees who are Veterans andmembers of the Reserve and National Guard.www.va.gov/vetsinworkplace/ VA Campus ToolkitA toolkit that provides faculty, staff, and administratorsresources to support student Veterans by understandingtheir unique experiences, adjustments, and needs.www.mentalhealth.va.gov/studentveteran Community Provider ToolkitInformation on VA services and resources, understandingmilitary culture and experience, and tools for working with avariety of mental health ers/ Parenting: for Service Members and VeteransA free, online course and companion mobile app developed byVA and DoD that provides military and Veteran parents withways to improve their parenting skills.www.veteranparenting.org National Center for Telehealth & Technology Themission of T2 is to lead the innovation of health technologysolutions for psychological health and traumatic brain injury,and deliver tested, valued health solutions that improve thelives of our nation’s warriors, veterans, and their families.www.t2.health.mil/
Additional Resources Utility Assistance Land of Lincoln Legal AssistanceMadison County Energy Assistance Program310 Easton St.,#330 (618)692-7040 ext. 6485Alton, IL620021(877) 342-7891 Health Department(618)462-0029Madison County Health DepartmentHours: 9 to 1101 E. Edwardsville Rd.Wood River, IL 62095 Madison County Employment &10 to 5:30 Mon.Training9 to 4 Tues. Wed. Fri.101 E. EdwardsvilleRd. (618)692-8954Wood River, IL62095(618)296-8942 KIDCARE (Medical Insurance)1(800)226-0768 Veterans’ AssistanceNo persons served without medical cardVeterans Assistance CommissionAges 0-19 years of age(618)296-4554Pregnant Women Department of Human Services (DHS)Illinois Dept. of Human Services1925 Madison Ave.Granite City, IL 6204062024 (618)877-9200Illinois Dept. of Human Services608 West St. Louis Ave. Box 270East Alton, IL(618)258-1660 Women Infant Children (WIC)Granite City Office2016 Madison Ave.Rd. Granite City, IL 6204062095 (618)877-3433Wood River Office101 E. EdwardsvilleWood River, IL(618)254-3591 Alcoholic Rehabilitation Community Home (ARCH)1313 21st St.Granite City, IL62040 (618)87749871(877)342-7891Hours: 9 to 1 Gateway: Alcohol & Drug Treatment CentersCaseyville Office600 W. Lincoln Ave.Caseyville, IL 62232(618)345-3970 Swansea Office1 Bronze Pointe S.Swansea, IL 62226(618)234-900224-Hour Helpline877-505-HOPE (4673)RecoverGateway.orgTASC, Inc. of Illinois 1-855-827-2444TASC offers life-changing opportunities for people whose lives have been affected bysubstance use problems, mental health conditions, and justice system involvement.
Through client advocacy, care coordination, case management, and direct clinicalservices, we support individuals in transitioning away from courts, prisons, and childwelfare systems, and into treatment, recovery, and renewed hope in the community.Outreach Services Senior Citizens Center420 E. Main St.Collinsville, IL 62234(618)344-7787Hours: 7 to 4 Mon. thru Fri.Serves those 60 Senior Services Plus2603 N. RodgersAlton, IL 62002(618)462-1391Serves those 60 Salvation Army: Granite City Corp.3007 E. 23rd St.Granite City, IL 62040(618)451-7957Anyone Welcome Salvation Army: Alton Corp.525 AlbyAlton, IL 62002(618)465-7764Anyone Welcome-Kids in the Middle(314)909-9922Hours: 8:30 to 5 Mon. thru Fri. Community Hope Center950 14th St., Cottage Hills, IL 62018(618)259-0959Sliding scale counseling forDivorced or separated familiesChildren ages 3-18Computer classes: 10 on Thurs.Parenting classes: 10 on Fri.Budgeting food dollars: Last Thurs. each monthTransportation ServicesInformation & Referral Services Madison County Transit1 Transit LnPontoon Beach, IL 62040(618)931-RIDE (7433)TDD (618)797-6000 United Way of Greater St. Louis910 N 11th St.St. Louis, MO 631011(800)427-46262-1-1 Med Cab1(877)725-0569 Edwardsville Township300 W Park St.Edwardsville, IL 62025(618)656-0292Serves only Edwardsville community Helping Hands2125 S. Belt WestBelleville, IL 62226(618)239-9900House/Apartment Rental Listing Websites1. www.ilhousingsearch.org/
2. www.apartments.com3. www.apartmentlist.com4. www.zillow.com5. www.trulia.com6. www.rent.com7. www.craigslist.com8. www.rentbits.com9. www.apartmentguide.com10. www.rentjungle.com11. www.rentals.com12. www.homes.com/rentals/13. www.realtor.com/rentals14. www.meyerproperties.com15. www.showmetherent.com16. www.osbornproperties.com17. www.lerchproperties.com
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Services offered by the LCCC Dental Clinic include a thorough assessment, a treatment plan, preventative (teeth cleaning) or therapeutic periodontal treatment, oral hygiene instructions, placing preventative agents (fluoride, sealants), and any necessary referral for treatment outside the realm of our . SIU of Edwardsville School of Dental .
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