Services

	Board of Health Meeting The Chicago Board of Health formulates health policies and advises the Mayor and the Chicago Department of Public Health Commissioner on all health issues.

	Caregiving Assistance Services The Chicago Department of Senior Services offers a variety of programs and services for families who are caring for their older loved ones. We know that your goal as an informal caregiver is to help your loved one maintain as much control over their own lives as possible under the circumstances. Our goal is to help you do that.

	Domestic Violence Help Line The Office on Domestic Violence continues to house and oversee the operation of the City of Chicago Domestic Violence Help Line. The Help Line is a 24-hour, toll-free confidential number that functions as a clearinghouse for domestic violence services and information.

	Extreme Weather and Emergency Services The Department of Family and Support Services works with other city departments to help residents through periods of severe weather.

	Find Mental Health Services in 2012 2012 Mental Health Services

	Find Out about Recommended Childhood Immunizations Vaccines are among the most successful and cost effective public health tools available for preventing disease and death.

	Get Family Planning Our clinics provide Family Planning services including Birth Control methods.

	Get Free STI/HIV/AIDS Pamphlets/Brochures The Educational Resource & Information Center provides free STI/HIV/AIDS prevention education materials, pamphlets, brochures, and/or condoms for disbursement within the City of Chicago.

	Get Shots (Vaccines) Our clinics provide Vaccines, Shots, Immunizations for Elementary, High School and College students, flu & pneumonia and more.

	Get Substance Abuse Treatment/Intervention CDGA Supplemental Forms Get Substance Abuse Treatment/Intervention CDGA Supplemental Forms

	HomeMod - Accessible Funding Brochure Sponsored by the Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities (MOPD), the HomeMod Program will allow people with disabilities, who are under the age of sixty, to receive home modifications that make their living environment accessible.

	Institutional Review Board (IRB) Forms The Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH), through the Institutional Review Board (IRB), monitors research involving the Chicago Department of Public Health patients/clients and staff.

	Produce an Athletic Event in Chicago Information on what steps you need to take to produce an athletic event in Chicago.

	Report an Elevated Blood Lead Level To combat lead poisoning, the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) works to ensure children are tested for lead, to educate parents and property owners of the dangers of lead, and to enforce city and state laws.

	Request Blood Lead Screening Department of Public Health has several phlebotomists who will come onsite to daycare centers, Head start, faith-based and community organizations, clinics, and health fairs for free lead blood screening.

	Request Senior Well Being Check Extreme hot or cold weather can severely affect the health and safety of Chicagoans. The City of Chicago's Extreme Weather Notification System can contact you or a loved one by telephone.

	STI/HIV/AIDS Evaluation Chicagoans' health needs are diverse, just like our communities. CDPH is dedicated to working continously in partnership with community members to promote the best public health practices.

	Sign up to receive Food Alerts and Recalls The best way to stay on top of food recalls and alerts is by signing up to receive automatic emails when government agencies issues food recalls.

	Strategic Plan The Chicago Plan for Public Health System Improvement 2006-2011 assesses the public health system and identifies strategies to improve its functioning. The Chicago Partnership for Public Health completed the plan in coordination with CDPH.

	Toward a Healthy Future Initiative The Toward a Healthy Future Policy Agenda is a multi-disciplinary policy agenda intended to be used by all stakeholders of the health, welfare, and safety of Chicago individuals, families, and communities.

	View Red Light Video You can view video of your red light ticket video.

	Youth in Transition Summits MOPD hosts two annual events aimed at preparing young people with disabilities who are Social Security beneficiaries for the transition to college or the workplace.