The Village employs a part-time Licensed Clinical Social Worker who offers crisis counseling, advocacy for orders of protection, case management, and short term services at no cost to Village residents.
- Assists victims and family members during crisis such as suicide, violent crimes, domestic violence, child abuse, and elder abuse.
- Responds to senior concerns by meeting with them and helping to link aged residents with appropriate services
- Provides Salvation Army emergency funds to individuals and families who are in need of assistance.
Appointments can be made by calling Aser Williams at (847) 745-4755.
The Rescue Rangers program is a resource for senior and disabled residents who lack the physical or financial ability to complete daily tasks such as shoveling snow, walking pets, or bringing out and returning garbage toters. Rescue Rangers are local middle and high school students who have signed up to earn approximately $10 per hour (the exact amount is negotiated between the resident and student).
If you are a local student and are interested in becoming a Rescue Ranger or if you are interested in hiring a Rescue Ranger, call (847) 745-4717.
The Human Relations Commission (HRC) was created to encourage understanding and respect among residents of Lincolnwood with various racial, ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds. The Commission sponsors human relations activities throughout the year. These activities provide an opportunity for all residents to celebrate the community’s ethnic and cultural diversity. To learn more about the Commission, please see the Human Relations Commission page here.