School Social Work services help students:
Cope with stress
Improve relationships
Learn problem solving
Build self-esteem
Develop self-discipline
School Social Work services help parents:
Identify and meet their children’s social and emotional needs
Understand programs available to students with special needs
Utilize school and community resources effectively
Actively and effectively participate in their children’s education
Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns.
Erika's Lighthouse
897 1/2 Green Bay Road
Winnetka, IL 60093
847-386-6481
Erika's Lighthouse educates communities
about teen depression, eliminates the
stigma associated with mental illness and
empowers teens to take charge of their
mental health.
Zacharias
4275 Old Grand Avenue
Gurnee, IL 60031
847-244-1187
24-Hour Support Line: 847-872-7799
Zacharias Sexual Abuse Center provides counseling and advocacy services for survivors of sexual abuse or assault. They also provide professional training, community awareness, and school-based programs to educate people about sexual violence.
Warren Township Youth & Family Services
100 S. Greenleaf St.
Gurnee, IL 60031
847-244-1101 ext. *401
Youth and Family Services support the emotional and mental health of children, parents and families. They provide parent education, after-school programs and counseling services.
One Hope United
1125 Tri State Pkwy., Ste 720
Gurnee, IL 60031
847-245-6544
Counseling for individuals and families is aimed at preserving families, strengthening family functioning and/or preventing family breakdown. One Hope United also provides specialized individual and youth counseling.
LakeCounty
Child & Adolescent Behavioral Health Services (CABS)
3010 Grand Ave. Waukegan, IL 60085 847-546-3279
CABS provides individual, family, group, respite and crisis counseling. Services are provided to youth and their families that reside in Lake County. Assessment for psychiatric hospitalization is provided to all Lake County youth who are wards of DCFS, have Medicaid or KidCare and all uninsured youth.
