We’re here to help.
We partner with Illinois families and communities to help children and youth with special healthcare needs connect to services and resources.


How we help.
How we help you and your child depends on your specific preferences and needs. Our Care Coordinators can support you in the following areas:


Who we help.
We serve thousands of families in all counties across the State of Illinois.
(The Division of Specialized Care for Children) was one of the first organizations to step into our lives. They were some of the first social workers who came into our home and really began helping us to navigate our new lives with a medically complex child.
News

Research Study Opportunity on the Transition to Adult Care
May 21, 2025
The study seeks people with special healthcare needs between the ages of 20 and 30 and their families Researchers at the University of Chicago are...

Webinar Series to Help Families, Caregivers and Youth Navigate the Transition to Adulthood
May 14, 2025
Learn practical strategies and tools to plan for the transition to adulthood during our free two-part series Families can face new challenges and shifting roles...

Our New Claims Processing System is Live!
May 13, 2025
The new system offers faster, more efficient claims processing Our new, centralized claims and provider management system for the Division of Specialized Care for Children...
Events
Play for All at Chicago Children's Museum
June 7, 2025
A special morning of play for children and families with disabilities Join the Chicago Children's Museum for "Play for All" on June 7 from 10...
Camp Roehr (Ruling Over Epilepsy Helps Realize Dreams) in Potosi, Mo.
June 7, 2025
A seven-day residential camp for children and teenagers ages 6 to 17 with epilepsy The Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Southern Illinois (EFGSI) is hosting Camp...
Treasure Hunters Overnight Camp at Easterseals Timber Pointe Outdoor Center in Hudson
June 8, 2025
Overnight summer camp featuring adventure and a unique theme each week for children and youth ages 7 to 17 with disabilities, neurodivergence and/or life-altering illnesses...