The West Towns Human Services Network links residents in rural Western Kane County with over 80 area health and human service agencies. Our services are free and confidential. We can help you find services for:

 



When you call West Towns, your call is completely confidential. There is no Caller ID in operation, and you do not have to give your name. Our only goal is to provide referral information and support to people who want to get help.

 

We listen to your situation and discuss area resources and strategies for getting the help you need. If you have trouble accessing services, we will work with you to ensure you get exactly the help you need. Many of the agencies we refer to are not-for-profit and provide low cost or sliding fee services.

 

Getting help is easy! You can call our main phone number 630/365-2880 answered personally by the West Towns Coordinator. If the line is busy or she is out of the office, please leave a message. Messages are checked frequently and your call will be returned promptly. To e-mail a question or concern CLICK HERE.

 

We have two office locations. The Sugar Grove West Towns Office is located at 54 Snow Street. CLICK HERE for a map.
The Elburn West Towns Office is located in the Community Center at 525 N. Main Street, Room 10. CLICK HERE for a map.
Some area agencies use these offices for West Towns client appointments upon request.

 

The West Towns Human Services Network was created by Mental Health and Mental Retardation Services (commonly called 708, Inc.), a consortium of seven area 708 township mental health boards. Five local townships comprise the West Towns area: Big Rock, Blackberry, Kaneville, Sugar Grove and Virgil. Aurora and Batavia townships are also members of the consortium. Together the mental health boards in these townships review area mental health needs and fund a variety of human services for residents in western Kane County. For more information about Mental Health Mental Retardation Services, Inc. CLICK HERE