Community Resources

The Aurora Food Pantry is dedicated to providing nutritious food to the community with compassion and care.

The Salvation Army is committed to serving those in need by addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Through programs addressing homelessness, hunger, youth support, and addiction recovery, they strive to bring hope and lasting change to the community.

Stay informed on the latest local news with the Aurora Beacon-News.

The Center empowers adolescents and young people with reliable health information, educational programs, and community spaces, supporting girls, young women, transgender, nonbinary, and intersex youth, as well as caregivers and educators, in understanding health and development.

CCR&R supports families, childcare providers, and employers with a range of helpful services.

Chronolog connects with land stewards and communities to build crowd-sourced timelapse records of significant natural spaces. This one looks over the Waubonsie Creek and prairie area along the banks, as well as the Virgil Gilman trail extension.

Chronolog connects with land stewards and communities to build crowd-sourced timelapse records of significant natural spaces. This one looks down historic Main St. of downtown Oswego with trees, shops, and changes every season.

Stay informed with the latest news and services from the City of Aurora, Illinois.

The CNNSSA offers meals and resources to help older adults and people with disabilities live healthier, more active lives.

Learn more about election and voter information in DuPage County.

Family Counseling Service of Oswego offers behavioral health care, including therapy, substance abuse treatment, psychiatric services, mentoring, and more for individuals and families.

Fox Valley Community Services strives to enrich the lives of seniors through a variety of programs and experiences. 

Explore opportunities with the GMACC to build partnerships between local businesses and the community, fostering growth and shared success for the future.

Hesed House has shelter programs and supportive housing programs to help individuals who are facing homelessness or are currently homeless.

For over 50 years, HUD-participating counseling agencies across the country have helped people make informed housing decisions.

This free online resource connects Illinois renters and property providers with affordable, accessible, and market-rate housing options.

Since 1969, IAFC has supported children and families by improving childcare and early learning programs throughout Illinois.

The IDHS connects residents with a range of services to support those working towards independence and healthier, safer lives.