Illinois Department of Human Services
The Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) is one of Illinois' largest state agencies, created in 1997 to provide residents with streamlined access to integrated services. The agency focuses on supporting individuals striving for economic independence and those facing multiple challenges to self-sufficiency. With more than 13,000 employees, IDHS offers a wide range of services including food assistance, financial assistance, recovery support, medical services, mental health support, rehabilitation, child care, shelter/housing, and services for developmental disabilities. The department is proud of its diversity and compassion, working through various divisions such as Developmental Disabilities, Early Childhood, Family and Community Services, Mental Health, Rehabilitation Services, and Substance Use Prevention and Recovery. Key initiatives include preventing homelessness, firearm violence prevention, and supporting immigrants and refugees.
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98 grantsIndependent Monitoring of Division of Developmental Transitions
Independent Monitoring of Division of Developmental Transitions supports monitoring work through Illinois’ Division of Developmental Disabilities, with a focus on independently monitoring developmental transitions.
Autism Awareness
Autism Awareness supports grantees in the Illinois Department of Human Services’ developmental disabilities portfolio, funding work focused on autism awareness within its fiscal year 2027 programs.
Independent Service Coordination
The Illinois Department of Human Services' Independent Service Coordination grant supports organizations in improving and innovating service coordination for people with developmental disabilities in Illinois.
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