Housing Resources Family Fitness & Credit Builder Programs H.O.M.E. DuPage Program Type: Financial Fitness / Credit Services Offered: 1600 E Roosevelt Rd, Wheaton, IL 60187 (630) 260‑2500 Services Offered: Workshops & one-on-one coaching in budgeting, credit reports, banking, debt reduction Eligibility: DuPage residents; free Website DuPage PADS Empowerment Center Program Type: Budgeting & Credit Services Offered: 703 W Liberty Dr, Wheaton, IL (630) 682-3846 Services Offered: Offers “Personal Budget” & “Understanding Credit Report” workshops and coaching Eligibility: Clients served by PADS; free Website Pathways to Financial Health (GreenPath) Program Type: Financial Counseling Services Offered: Online/phone; MI-based but available nationwide 877‑933‑9974 Services Offered: One-on-one counseling on budgeting, debt, credit issues Eligibility: Public; likely free Website Christians Against Poverty (CAP Money Course) Program Type: Budgeting workshops Services Offered: Naperville, IL (DuPage) 888‑777‑4620 Services Offered: Free 3-session budgeting course Eligibility/ Cost: Free Website People’s Resource Center Program Type: Financial Literacy Workshops Services Offered: Various sites in DuPage County (630) 682-5402 Services Offered: Budgeting tools & financial education Eligibility/ Cost: Free for community Website Hope’s Front Door / Pathways Program Type: Budgeting & credit counseling Address/ Coverage: Downers Grove, IL (DuPage) (630) 322‑9803 Services Offered: 9-month budgeting & credit counseling program Eligibility/ Cost: Free services Website YWCA Metro Chicago Program Type: Financial Management Workshops Address/ Coverage: Addison, IL (630) 790‑6600 Services Offered: Virtual workshops on budgeting & understanding credit Eligibility/ Cost: Free Website Illinois State Treasurer Program Type: Online Financial Literacy Resources Address/ Coverage: Online Services Offered: Guides and tips for budgeting, credit, emergency funds Eligibility/ Cost: Free Website

Explore a complete library of early childhood resources, including parenting tips, education tools, and child development support to help families in West Chicago thrive. Resources Explore a wide range of resources to support you and your family. From housing and mental health services to early childhood programs and more, our goal is to connect you with the help you need. Early Childhood View Resource Mental Health View Resource Housing View Resource The Basics View Resource

WeGo Together for Kids empowers families in West Chicago with essential early childhood resources, education, and support. Explore our initiatives and join us in building a stronger community. Connecting Our Community, Strengthening Our Families View Resources Contact Us WeGo Together for Kids is a collective impact initiative that brings together 70 community partners from across the Chicagoland region to support West Chicago families with children birth – 12th grade. Welcome to WeGo Together for Kids A Passion for Serving Families and Children Learn More About Us At WeGo Together for Kids, we believe that every child deserves a thriving future. Our community partners provide essential resources, guidance, and support to families. Rooted in compassion, collaboration, and a commitment to equity, our vision is a vibrant and engaged West Chicago community where children and families reach their full potential. Behavior & Parenting View List Health & Safety View List Rental Assistance View List Legal Information View List Homeless Shelters View List Routines View List Explore Our Resources Why Choose Us Nurturing Every Child with Love & Care Our vision is a vibrant and engaged West Chicago community where children and families reach their full potential. Learn More Comprehensive Support: We offer a wide range of resources, programs, and events to meet the unique needs of children and families at every stage of development. Trusted Community Partners: With a network of dedicated educators, healthcare professionals, and community leaders, we ensure families receive the guidance and tools they need to succeed. Focus on Every Child’s Growth: Our holistic approach prioritizes each child’s emotional, social, and educational development, creating a foundation for lifelong success. Resources Explore our wide array of resources aimed at empowering and supporting families View Resources Community Join us in fostering a brighter future and stay connected with us for the latest news! Sign Up Impact Read about the postive impacts that we've had across our families & communities! Read Stories Upcoming Events Multiple Dates Fri, Dec 05 Wellness & Peer Support / Bienestar y Apoyo entre Pares / Naperville Details Dec 05, 2025, 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Naperville, W Chicago Ave, Naperville, IL 60540, USA Share Sat, Dec 06 Breakfast with Santa/ Desayuno con Santa / New Hope Methodist Church Details Dec 06, 2025, 8:30 AM – 11:00 AM New Hope Methodist Church, 643 E Washington St, West Chicago, IL 60185, USA Share Multiple Dates Tue, Dec 09 Mercado de WeGo / West Chicago Details Dec 09, 2025, 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM West Chicago, 400 E Forest Ave, West Chicago, IL 60185, USA Share Multiple Dates Tue, Dec 09 WeGo Market / West Chicago Details Dec 09, 2025, 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM West Chicago, 400 E Forest Ave, West Chicago, IL 60185, USA Share Multiple Dates Thu, Dec 11 Chai & Chat / Conversación Chai & Chat / In person and online/ En persona y en linea Details Dec 11, 2025, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM In person and online/ En persona y en linea Share Load More See All Events Creating art with nature brushes at BloomingFest Fun on the slide at Morton Arboretum Kids exploring tadpoles at Morton Arboretum Riding through the obstacle course at Bike Rodeo Kids playing together at Day in the Arboretum See What We Do From fun family events to training events for parents to food distributions, we take pride in everything we do when it comes to helping families and children. Explore our gallery showcasing what we've accomplished throughout the years! View Gallery Testimonials What The Community Is Saying Buck Services, Back-to-School Sponsor Excited to get the WeGo Community ready for Back to School!! So grateful for all WeGo Together for Kids does to provide for next generations. Parent I like these events the community hosts because it brings the kids close to their friends outside of school. i also like to interact and meet with other parents of the community. i like that it also creates memories with my kids. D33 Staff It was a wonderful evening of family fun, music, magic, and connection with our families and community partners at the annual WeGo Together for Kids Back to School event! We are so #D33Orgullo to be part of this beautiful community collaboration! Molly Beck Dean – Director, WGTK When the community’s needs change, our mission adapts to meet them Subscribe to Our Community Newsletter! First name* Last name Email* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit

Learn about WeGo Together for Kids and our mission to support children and families in West Chicago. Discover how we collaborate with partners to create lasting impact. Early Childhood Programs Discover the Right Fit for Your Family! From pregnancy to preschool, West Chicago offers wonderful early childhood programs and prenatal supports to help your family grow strong. Explore your options and find the perfect programs to help your little one — and your whole family — thrive! Behavioral Perspective Inc 245 W Roosevelt Rd, West Chicago, IL 60185 Behavioral Perspective, Inc. provides in-home, in-clinic, and after-school ABA therapy for children with Autism. They also offer Apple Academy (a preschool alternative for ages 2–7), school consultations, and diagnostic testing. Learn More D33 Birth to Three 108 Sherman St, West Chicago, IL 60185 District 33’s FREE Birth to Three offers programming for Expectant Parents and children up to three years old. Families can enjoy a Toy and Book Lending Library, Home Visiting, Parent Groups for both Mom and Dad, Field Trips, and Connections to Resources and Referrals. Learn More D33 Pioneer Pre-K 615 Kenwood Ave, West Chicago, IL 60185 D33 Pioneer Preschool serves children aged 3-5, and offers special education services to children who qualify such as Speech, Occupational, Physical Therapies and Social Work. Children enjoy weekly music and library lessons. All students receive Free meals and Transportation. Sign up Learn More D94 Wildcat Pre-K 326 Joliet St, West Chicago, IL 60185 West Chicago Community High School offers a Wildcat Preschool for kids ages 2.5–5. Held Tuesday–Thursday during fall and spring, the program is led by Child Development students and includes learning activities, a Brookfield Zoo trip, and a preschool graduation. Learn More Child and Family Connections 550 Warrenville Rd, Suite 100B Lisle, IL 60532 Child & Family Connections supports families with children under 3 who have developmental concerns. Specialists provide guidance and strategies to help children grow, learn, and communicate through everyday routines. Learn More Educare West DuPage 851 Pearl Road West Chicago, IL 60185 Educare West DuPage is an early childhood school that offers an Expecting Families and Teen Mom’s Program, Birth to 3 and Preschool Programming, Full Day and Full Year Options Hours 7am-5:30pm, Free meals, and More… Learn More EasterSeals DuPage & Fox Valley 1555 Bond St. Suite 115 Naperville, IL 60563 EasterSeals provides therapy and support services for children with developmental delays or disabilities. They offer evaluations, screenings, and work with Early Intervention to identify and address delays early. Learn More Family Focus 2174 Gladstone Ct #G Glendale Heights, IL60139 Family Focus supports West Chicago families through Doula Services and Home Visiting using the Parents as Teachers model. Their programs focus on child development, early detection of delays, and school readiness. Learn More Teen Parent Connection 475 Taft Ave, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 Teen Parent Connection offers FREE programming for young moms (22 and younger) and dads (25 years and younger). TPC offers Childbirth Classes, Doula services, Parent Support Groups, Home Visiting, Prevention Programs, Therapy Services and a Parent’s Pantry. Learn More West Chicago Park District 201 W. National St, West Chicago, IL 60185 Off 2 School helps children build preschool readiness and social skills—no potty training required. Keppler Learning Center offers 2- or 3-day preschool programs for ages 3–5 to support a smooth transition to kindergarten. Learn More YWCA Metropolitan Chicago 2055 West Army Trail Road, Suite 140, Addison, IL 60101 YWCA Metropolitan Chicago offers the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) to help income-eligible families pay for child care while working or in school. They also offer referrals and support in finding care. Open Mon–Thu 8AM–4PM, Fri 8AM–1:30PM. To speak to a staff member call 630-790-6600. Learn More World Relief 191 S. Gary Ave. Suite 130, Carol Stream, IL 60188 World Relief offers early childhood programming, summer camps, multilingual academic support, mentorship, mental health resources, and other community-based integration opportunities for immigrant and refugee children as they try to adapt to American culture. Interested families should complete an intake (10 different languages) and request Early Childhood Services/Case Management. Intake form

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Explore how WeGo Together for Kids improves family well-being through early childhood education, health initiatives, community engagement, and support services in West Chicago. Our Commitment to the West Chicago Community At WeGo Together for Kids, we are dedicated to supporting and enhancing the health, safety, learning, and social-emotional well-being of children and families in the West Chicago community. Our collaborative approach focuses on six key result areas to foster a thriving environment for all. Linked Sources Literacy DuPage Puente del Pueblo CAPE Academic Achievement Ensuring that West Chicago children and families have access to continuous learning opportunities through afterschool programs, adult education, and summer learning initiatives. Strategies Out-of-school time/afterschool programming Adult education Summer learning opportunities Youth and Family Health Promoting physical health and emotional well-being through nutrition education, physical activities, and mental health counseling for West Chicago families. Strategies Nutrition education Physical movement opportunities Mental health counseling Linked Sources Youth Outlook Healthy West Chicago NAMI DuPage Garden Works Project University of Illinois Extension WAYS DuPage Health Coalition Community Engagement Encouraging a sense of belonging by informing and involving West Chicago families in community events and initiatives. Strategies Community events Linked Sources West Chicago Public Library Casa Michoacan Healthy West Chicago Stable Families Providing West Chicago families with access to resources that meet basic needs and support personal development, including case management, workforce development, and food access. Strategies Case management services Housing Navigation Access to food Linked Sources People’s Resource Center World Relief Chicagoland Wayne Township Food Pantry Neighborhood Food Pantry Emergency Preparedness Equipping West Chicago schools and community partners with the knowledge and resources to effectively respond to emergencies through education and preparedness initiatives. Strategies Community education and awareness building Disaster response Linked Sources West Chicago Police Department West Chicago Fire District DuPage Health Coalition DuPage Federation on Human Services Reform Early Childhood Supporting families and children aged 0-8 by providing playgroups, parent support, home visits, and early childhood music programs to build strong relationships and learning foundations. Strategies The Basics Therapeutic play Family playgroups and parent support groups Home visiting Parent-child workshops Early childhood music programming Linked Sources Educare West DuPage Teen Parent Connection West Chicago Park District Family Focus Basics Insights Birth to 3 Pioneer Preschool Puente del Pueblo YWCA Hopeful Beginnings The Basics

For 20 years, WeGo Together for Kids has brought our community together to support families, build connections, and create lasting change. Explore our story and see how we’ve grown together through the years. Our History For 20 years, WeGo Together for Kids has brought our community together to support families, build connections, and create lasting change. Explore our story and see how we’ve grown together through the years. 2005-2006 2009-2013 2014-2018 2019-2020 2021-2023 2024 2025 & Beyond WeGo Together for Kids remains committed to our mission to support and enhance the health, safety, learning, and well-being of West Chicago children and families through a collaborative, coordinated, and comprehensive approach. Connecting our community, strengthening our families 2024 WeGo Cooks program begins at District 94, with local chefs teaching students to prepare healthy meals. Seven new funders are secured for various programs and initiatives Community Events begin to connect families to new experiences and locations. Emerging need for mental health support results in new parent and teen trainings and five social work interns focused on wellness. Mobile Rx Food Distribution begins at Timber Lake Apartments. 160+ families served monthly. WGTK adds three staff positions – Housing Navigator, Early Childhood Manager and Program Manager. 2023 More than 60 agencies are active in WGTK. Communications Manager staff position added. Small Bites nutritional snack club expands to all District 33 schools. Playground at Main Park Apartments is built. The annual Back to School Event resumes in person and moves to Cantigny Park. 2021- 2022 Governance charter approved by Steering Committee and partners. Transition of administrative sponsorship from District 33 to Metropolitan Family Services. Coordinator of Partnerships resigns. Full time Director is hired whose solely responsible is for WGTK. WGTK’s website launches. Major fire at Main Park Apartments activates WGTK partners to provide long term support. 2020 WGTK Steering Committee begins working with consultant via Illinois Action for Children to develop governance charter During the pandemic, WGTK serves as a hub for funding, information sharing and community response. WGTK Partners respond to food accessibility needs by moving the WeGo Market to St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church. Hundreds of families are served weekly. 2019 WGTK Founding Director resigns. Coordinator of Partnership position redesigned and oversees District 33’s Department of Partnerships and WGTK. 2016-2018 Community School Coordinators and Family Liaison positions are created WGTK receives Siemer Institute funding for work involving children experiencing homelessness and academic achievement. 2014-2015 Coordinator of Partnerships staff position created. WeGo Market opens at Leman Middle School. WGTK is awarded a federal Full Service Community Schools Grant for District 33 WGTK identifies six key result areas: Academic achievement, Youth and family health, Stable families, Community engagement, Emergency preparedness and Early childhood. 2009-2011 SS/HS grant ends but partners agree collaborative work is important and needs to continue. Collaboration has increased to 40 agencies. District 33 takes on administrative sponsor role and funds WGTK Director position. 2013 WGTK becomes first suburban United Way of Metro Chicago Neighborhood Network (UWNN) and receives grant funds for staff and programs. Metropolitan Family Services becomes fiscal sponsor. District 33 continues at administrative sponsor and houses staff. 2006 First WGTK collaboration meeting held with 14 partner agencies represented. Community Mental Health Clinicians are hired to serve District 33 children and families. 2005 Department of Justice Safe Schools, Healthy Students (SS/HS) grant awarded to District 33 focusing on violence prevention. WeGo Together for Kids Director (WGTK) is hired.