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- Back to School Event at Cantigny | WeGo Together for Kids
Join us at Cantigy in Wheaton for our annual back-to-school event! An evening full of family events, entertainment, and school supply giveaways! Back To School Event Join us August 11th at Cantigny Park for a special event for West Chicago students and families. The event will feature a backpack giveaway, 60+ community resource partners, health fair, safety zone, and raffles. LOCATION : Cantigny Park Date : August 11th, 2025 Time : 5:30-7:30 pm Sign Up for Volunteering! Thank you so much for your interest in volunteering! At this time, we’re fortunate to have plenty of helping hands for our Back-to-School Event. We truly appreciate your support for West Chicago students! Volunteer spots are full—thank you! Resource Partner Sign Up! Be part of this year’s Back to School Event and help create a fun, engaging day for West Chicago families! We invite partners to host an activity for school-aged children that ties into a back-to-school theme or your organization’s mission. Giveaways for kids and resources for parents are welcome. Click below to register and get more details about what to bring and how to prepare. Registration has closed Support Us! WeGo Together for Kids is proud to support West Chicago families through our annual Back to School Event on August 11. Each K–12 student receives a backpack filled with supplies, and this year, we anticipate serving over 1,900 students. You can help by donating items directly through our Amazon Wishlist, every contribution makes a difference. Support! Back to School Event Guidelines! We're happy to welcome families! Please review these guidelines to ensure a smooth event. Everyone is welcome to attend. Preschoolers from Educare West DuPage, D33 students (preschool through 8th grade), and D94 students will receive backpacks with essential school supplies. Backpacks are limited. Entry to Cantigny is free on the day of the event. Please mention WeGo Together for Kids at the gate. Families may begin lining up as early as 4:30 PM. Event entry starts at 5:30 PM. No ID is necessary to attend. Have fun! Business Sponsor List
- Health and Safety Resources For Early Childhood
Discover essential health and safety resources, including childhood wellness, immunizations, car seat safety, and emergency preparedness for families in West Chicago. 0-3 Month Overview Start Now 10-12 Month Overview Start Now 13-18 Months Overview Start Now 19-24 Months Overview Start Now 2-3 Years Overview Start Now 3 Things you Should Know about Infant Vaccines Start Now 4-6 Month Overview Start Now 4-6 Years Overview Start Now 5 Señales de advertencia que indican que su hijo debería ver a un experto en salud del comportamiento Start Now 5 Signs your Child May Need to See a Behavioral Specialist Start Now 6 Benefits of Breastfeeding for Mothers Start Now 6 Ways to Increase your Chances of Natural Childbirth Start Now 7-9 Month Overview Start Now Bedtime Routine Start Now Bedtime for preschoolers Start Now Bike Safety Start Now Brushing Teeth Social Story Start Now Bus Safety Start Now Caring for your physical and mental health after childbirth Start Now Cinco maneras de controlar el asma durante el invierno Start Now Cómo cuidar de tu salud física y mental después de dar a luz Start Now Cómo hablar con su hijo sobre la pérdida de peso y la nutrición Start Now Ear Infection Symptoms in Children Start Now Everything you need to know about car seat safety? Start Now Finding Help When Lost Social Story Start Now Five Ways to Control Asthma in the Winter Start Now Going to the Dentist Social Story Start Now Going to the Doctor Social Story Start Now Going to the Park Social Story Start Now Handwashing Social Story Start Now Home Safety Devices and Seat Belt Locks Start Now How to talk to your child about weight loss and nutrition Start Now Keeping young Children Safe in the Car Start Now Keeping young Children Safe in the Car (Spanish) Start Now Lice aren’t nice! Start Now Lice aren’t nice! (Spanish) Start Now Losing a Tooth Social Story Start Now Managing your health after pregnancy Start Now No Sidewalk No Problem Social Story Start Now Offering your Baby a Healthy Start Begins with Prenatal Care Start Now Parent’s Guide to Helping Baby During Teething Start Now Parent’s Guide to Infant Carriers Start Now Parent’s Guide to Limiting Screen Time Start Now Parent’s Guide to Vision Development Start Now Parent’s Guide to W-Sitting and Why it Matters Start Now Physical fitness for preschoolers Start Now Premature Start Now Preventing Lead Poisoning in Children Start Now Protecting Children from Preventable Diseases Start Now Q&A:Benefits and Importance of Breastfeeding Start Now SIDS Start Now Seat Belt Safety Social Story Start Now Smart Devices to Find your Lost Child Start Now Staying with an Adult Social Story Start Now Sun Safety: Protecting your Child Start Now Supporting your child through changes big and small Start Now Síntomas de infección de oído en niños Start Now Wearing Sunscreen Social Story Start Now What are the Warning Signs of Baby Blues and Postpartum Depression? Start Now Winter Safety Start Now ¿Cuáles son las señales de advertencia de la tristeza y la depresión posparto? Start Now Filter by Age Group Ages 1-3 (Toddler) Ages 3-5 (Preschool) Ages 5-8 (K-2) Pregnant - 1 Filter by Language English Spanish Health and Safety Resources Health and Safety Resources Filter by Age Group Ages 1-3 (Toddler) Ages 3-5 (Preschool) Ages 5-8 (K-2) Pregnant - 1 Filter by Language English Spanish 0-3 Month Overview Start Now 10-12 Month Overview Start Now 13-18 Months Overview Start Now 19-24 Months Overview Start Now 2-3 Years Overview Start Now 3 Things you Should Know about Infant Vaccines Start Now 4-6 Month Overview Start Now 4-6 Years Overview Start Now 5 Señales de advertencia que indican que su hijo debería ver a un experto en salud del comportamiento Start Now 5 Signs your Child May Need to See a Behavioral Specialist Start Now 6 Benefits of Breastfeeding for Mothers Start Now 6 Ways to Increase your Chances of Natural Childbirth Start Now 7-9 Month Overview Start Now Bedtime Routine Start Now Bedtime for preschoolers Start Now Bike Safety Start Now Brushing Teeth Social Story Start Now Bus Safety Start Now Caring for your physical and mental health after childbirth Start Now Cinco maneras de controlar el asma durante el invierno Start Now Cómo cuidar de tu salud física y mental después de dar a luz Start Now Cómo hablar con su hijo sobre la pérdida de peso y la nutrición Start Now Ear Infection Symptoms in Children Start Now Everything you need to know about car seat safety? Start Now Finding Help When Lost Social Story Start Now Five Ways to Control Asthma in the Winter Start Now Going to the Dentist Social Story Start Now Going to the Doctor Social Story Start Now Going to the Park Social Story Start Now Handwashing Social Story Start Now Home Safety Devices and Seat Belt Locks Start Now How to talk to your child about weight loss and nutrition Start Now Keeping young Children Safe in the Car Start Now Keeping young Children Safe in the Car (Spanish) Start Now Lice aren’t nice! Start Now Lice aren’t nice! (Spanish) Start Now Losing a Tooth Social Story Start Now Managing your health after pregnancy Start Now No Sidewalk No Problem Social Story Start Now Offering your Baby a Healthy Start Begins with Prenatal Care Start Now Parent’s Guide to Helping Baby During Teething Start Now Parent’s Guide to Infant Carriers Start Now Parent’s Guide to Limiting Screen Time Start Now Parent’s Guide to Vision Development Start Now Parent’s Guide to W-Sitting and Why it Matters Start Now Physical fitness for preschoolers Start Now Premature Start Now Preventing Lead Poisoning in Children Start Now Protecting Children from Preventable Diseases Start Now Q&A:Benefits and Importance of Breastfeeding Start Now SIDS Start Now Seat Belt Safety Social Story Start Now Smart Devices to Find your Lost Child Start Now Staying with an Adult Social Story Start Now Sun Safety: Protecting your Child Start Now Supporting your child through changes big and small Start Now Síntomas de infección de oído en niños Start Now Wearing Sunscreen Social Story Start Now What are the Warning Signs of Baby Blues and Postpartum Depression? Start Now Winter Safety Start Now ¿Cuáles son las señales de advertencia de la tristeza y la depresión posparto? Start Now Cant Find You're Looking For? We're here to help you! First name Last name Email* Details about Information You'd Like to know* Request
- Tenant & Landlord Rights | WeGo Together For Kids
Housing Resources Tenant & Landlord Rights 2025 Landlord Retaliation Protection Effective Date: Jan 1, 2025 Applies to: Tenants, Landlords Landlords cannot retaliate if tenants file complaints, organize, or assert rights. Action Required: Landlords: Document all lease actions; Tenants: Know rights. Reusable Screening Reports Effective Date: Jan 1, 2025 Applies to: Tenants, Landlords Tenants may submit free 30-day-old credit/eviction reports. Landlords must accept at no cost. Action Required: Use/update forms to accept reusable reports. Fee-Free Rent Payment Option Effective Date: Jan 1, 2025 Applies to: Landlords Landlords using fee-based portals must also allow check or cash payment with no fee. Action Required: Provide alternative payment methods. Flood Risk Disclosure Requirement Effective Date: Jan 1, 2025 Applies to: Landlords, Tenants Must disclose if a unit is in a flood zone or has flooded in past 10 years, including basement units. Action Required: Include disclosure in lease agreement.
- All Mental Health Resources
Explore a complete library of mental health resources, including emotional regulation strategies, parenting support, crisis services, relationship guidance, and youth-focused tools to help individuals and families in West Chicago thrive. Housing Resources Discover resources to support safe and stable housing for all. Our collection offers tools and guidance to find housing assistance, strengthen financial stability, and promote secure, healthy living environments. Rental Assistance View Resource Homeless Shelters View Resources Financial Fitness & Credit Building View Resources West Chicago Apartments View Resources Legal Resources View Resources Apartment/ House Search View Resources Tenants/ Landlord Rights View Resources
- Food and Nutrition Resources For Early Childhood
Find expert tips on healthy eating, nutrition education, and access to food programs in West Chicago to support your child’s growth and well-being. 6 Things to know about picky eating Start Now Boost Babies Sensory and Feeding Skills with these Fun Food Play Ideas Start Now Feeding Start Now Food and Drinks to Limit for Baby Start Now Getting Kids to Eat their Veggies Start Now Is baby ready for solids? Start Now Parents’ Guide to Letting Baby Play with Food Start Now Parent’s Guide to How Feeding Helps Baby Talk Start Now Parent’s Guide to Starting Solid Foods Start Now Quick and Easy Purees Made with “Superfoods” Start Now Say Yes to Healthy Snacks Start Now Should I wake my baby to feed them? Start Now What is cluster feeding, reasons, tips, and what to expect? Start Now Why Burping Matters Start Now ¡Diga que sí a los bocadillos! Start Now Filter by Age Group Ages 1-3 (Toddler) Ages 3-5 (Preschool) Ages 5-8 (K-2) Pregnant - 1 Filter by Language English Food and Nutrition Resources Food and Nutrition Resources Filter by Age Group Ages 1-3 (Toddler) Ages 3-5 (Preschool) Ages 5-8 (K-2) Pregnant - 1 Filter by Language English 6 Things to know about picky eating Start Now Boost Babies Sensory and Feeding Skills with these Fun Food Play Ideas Start Now Feeding Start Now Food and Drinks to Limit for Baby Start Now Getting Kids to Eat their Veggies Start Now Is baby ready for solids? Start Now Parents’ Guide to Letting Baby Play with Food Start Now Parent’s Guide to How Feeding Helps Baby Talk Start Now Parent’s Guide to Starting Solid Foods Start Now Quick and Easy Purees Made with “Superfoods” Start Now Say Yes to Healthy Snacks Start Now Should I wake my baby to feed them? Start Now What is cluster feeding, reasons, tips, and what to expect? Start Now Why Burping Matters Start Now ¡Diga que sí a los bocadillos! Start Now Cant Find You're Looking For? We're here to help you! First name Last name Email* Details about Information You'd Like to know* Request
- West Chicago Apartments | WeGo Together For Kids
Housing Resources West Chicago Apartments Aspen Ridge Apartments 1440 S Neltnor Blvd, West Chicago, IL 60185 (630) 231‑7442 Website Timber Lake Apartments 1200 Kings Circle, West Chicago, IL 60185 (855) 418‑6682 Website Towne & Country Apartments 700 W Forest Ave, West Chicago, IL 60185 (630) 293‑0420 Email: townencountrymgmt@HHDEVCORP.com Website Riverwoods Apartments 851 Lorlyn Dr, West Chicago, IL 60185 (630) 231‑3290 Website Main Park Apartments 801 Burr Oaks Dr, West Chicago, IL 60185 (331) 800‑2929 Website Revir Apartments Located near the West Chicago Police Station (847)861-5192 Call for availability and exact location
- All Early Childhood Resources
Explore a complete library of early childhood resources, including parenting tips, education tools, and child development support to help families in West Chicago thrive. Early Childhood Resources Explore a wealth of resources designed to support children and families during early childhood, birth to age 8. Our comprehensive library empowers caregivers with the tools and knowledge they need to nurture growth and success. Behavior & Parenting View Resource Food & Nutrition View Resources Health & Safety View Resources Potty Training View Resource Routines View Resources School Readiness View Resource
- All Early Childhood Resources
Explore a complete library of early childhood resources, including parenting tips, education tools, and child development support to help families in West Chicago thrive. Early Childhood At WeGo Together for Kids, we believe every child’s journey should be filled with support, wonder, learning, and love — and it all starts from the moment your child is born! Whether you're a brand-new parent or growing your family, we’re here to connect you with the tools, programs, and support that help your little one dream big and shine even brighter. Let’s build a strong, joyful foundation together! EC Resources View Resource EC Providers View Resource The Basics View Resource Frequently asked questions General Why is Early Childhood so important? Did you know that 80% of brain growth occurs within your child’s first 3 years of life? In fact, 90% of your child’s brain is developed by age 5! The early years are a big deal! This is when little brains grow fast, building the skills they’ll use for life — learning, exploring, playing, and making friends along the way. This means we all have a BIG opportunity to make a huge difference in our child’s life from the very start. What Programs Are Available to West Chicago Families? West Chicago families with children aged 0-5 have amazing options like Early Intervention, Home Visiting programs, free and affordable Preschool, child development screenings, various child care options and family resources — all here to support your family’s journey! What is Early Intervention? Early intervention is a statewide program that gives children under the age of 3 a boost when they need a little extra help growing, learning, or communicating — because every child deserves to shine bright from the start! Specialists work closely with parents and caregivers, offering guidance and strategies that fit right into everyday routines at home and in familiar places — empowering families to help their children grow and thrive. What is Home Visiting? Home visiting brings caring experts right to your door with tips, fun activities, and support to help you and your child thrive together, from pregnancy through early childhood. What is the Difference Between Day Care and Preschool? Daycare offers a safe, loving place for children to play and grow throughout the day. Daycares offer longer hours to accommodate parent work schedules. Preschool gets kids ready for kindergarten by teaching children valuable skills that they need in order to be successful in school What is the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP)? The Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) makes it possible for families who qualify to receive financial help to pay for child care costs so that parents can work, attend training, or school. To learn more click here . Can I become a Home Child Care Provider? Yes you can! To learn more about how you can become a quality child care provider click here.
- Thank You Page | WeGo Together For Kids
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- Contact WeGo Together for Kids
Reach out to WeGo Together For Kids today for access to resources, programs, and community services. Get In Touch Connect with Us for More Information and Enrollment We're Here to Answer Your Questions! If you have questions or comments, please reach out using the contact form. You can also contact our director, Molly Beck Dean, via email at beckdeanm@metrofamily.org beckdeanm@metrofamily.org Contact us First name Last name Email(Required) Phone Message(Required) Submit
- Potty Training Resources For Early Childhood
Access expert potty training tips, step-by-step guides, and behavioral strategies to help your child transition to independent bathroom habits with confidence. Potty Training Resources Filter by Age Group Ages 1-3 (Toddler) Ages 3-5 (Preschool) Filter by Language English View More No More Diapers- Getting Started View More Success in Potty Training with ABA View More No More Diapers- Is your child ready? Cant Find You're Looking For? We're here to help you! First name Last name Email* Details about Information You'd Like to know* Request Potty Training Resources Filter by Age Group Ages 1-3 (Toddler) Ages 3-5 (Preschool) Filter by Age Group Ages 1-3 (Toddler) Ages 3-5 (Preschool) View More No More Diapers- Getting Started View More Success in Potty Training with ABA View More No More Diapers- Is your child ready?
- Become a Partner
Interested in becoming a partner? Connect with WeGo Together for Kids to collaborate on initiatives that support families and children in West Chicago. Become a Partner Help us accomplish our mission of impacting families and children throughout the WEGO community! We're Here to Answer Your Questions! If you have questions or comments, please reach out using the contact form. You can also contact our director, Molly Beck Dean, via email at beckdeanm@metrofamily.org . beckdeanm@metrofamily.org Contact us First name Last name Email(Required) Phone(Required) Organization(Required) Message(Required) Submit

