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Rock Island Regional Office
The DSCC Rock Island Regional Office staff assist families and children that reside in the following Illinois counties:
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Bureau |
Mercer |
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Henderson |
Rock Island |
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Henry |
Warren |
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Knox |
Whiteside |
Rock Island Regional Office staff are available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Professional and Support staff work together as a team to provide care coordination for eligible children. Team members include Nurses, Social Workers, Speech and Hearing professionals and program consultant aides (PCA). A Program Services Manager (PSM) supervises the Regional office team. The office is located at:
Rock Valley Office Park
4711-44th Street Suite #1
Rock Island, IL, 61201-7169
309-788-4300
Toll-free within Illinois: 800-651-9526
FAX 309-788-7780
TDD 309-788-6443
email: risland@uic.edu
If you have questions about any of our programs or would like information about available resources within the counties served, please contact us.
Regional Office staff are available at the following locations and times to meet with families, answer questions, take referrals, and offer assistance with any special health care needs:
Second and Last Wednesday of Each Month, 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Knox County Health Department
1361 W. Fremond Street
Galesburg, Illinois 61401
Phone: 309-344-2224
The First and Third Thursday of Each Month, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
Bureau County Health Department
526 Bureau Valley Parkway
Princeton, Illinois 61356
Phone: 800-784-6555
A family walk including games, a raffle/acution, with zoo and swimming activities. Special needs art will also be on display. This enjoyable family event supports Hand-in-Hand programs for individuals with special needs.
Saturday June 21, 2008
9:00 AM Fesitivies Begin
10:00 AM Walk
11:00 AM Fejervary Pool Opens
Fejervary Park
1800 W. 12th St
Davenport, IA
563-332-8010
Camp FunZone
Timber Pointe Outdoor Center
August 8 – 12, 2008
This camp is open to children and adolescents between the ages of 8 and 17 with a primary diagnosis of brain injury. There is a limited number of camper slots available for this camp. Please consider becoming a camp sponsor and/or sponsoring an individual camper. Click here to download the Camp FunZone Camp Application, Transportation Request, Scholarship Request, and an information sheet.
Access Express Transportation Services
24-Hour Emergency/Scheduled Transportation Services
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Wheel-Chair Accessible Transportation
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Limousine, Tours, Senior Services
We provide transportation services (Medicar and Service car) to residents of the Quad Cities. Our services cover individual or group transportation needs (regardless of disabilites) to social events, hospitals, tours, shopping, private visits and meetings.
AETS will provide transportation services to persons whose medical condition(s) require the use of a hydraulic or electric lift or ramp and wheel chair lockdown.
AETS is registered with Illinois Department of Health Care and Family Services (IDHFS), DCO and managed care organizations.
We respong promptly to client needs and services are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
We are experienced, licensed, insured and offer low rates.
Please call us at 309-314-7924 or 309-314-7790
GENERATIONS OF HOPE PARENTS SUPPORT GROUP
For parents or caretakers of children with mental illnesses.
Generations of Hope goals are to provide:
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A chance for parents to discuss common problems and exchange ideas for problem solving
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The opportunity to be heard by other people who understand your situations and feelings.
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Speakers and presenters who can educate and empower members
WHERE: Trinity Robert Young Center 2200 3rd Ave Rock Island (pull into parking lot; go to glass double doors entrance)
WHEN: The second Monday of every month
CONTACT: Mary 309-779-3216 or 309-721-3114
Governor Blagojevich's All Kids
"That’s why I created the All Kids program: to make health care a reality for hundreds of thousands of families across the state. Illinois will be the first state in the nation to provide affordable, comprehensive health insurance for every child. Of the 250,000 children in Illinois without health insurance, more than half come from working and middle class families who earn too much to qualify for state programs like KidCare, but not enough to afford private health insurance. Through All Kids, comprehensive health insurance will be available to every uninsured child at rates their parents can afford."
-Rod Blagojevich
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The All Kids program will include all services covered by Medicaid and KidCare, with the exception of non-emergency medical transportation.
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Monthly premiums and co-pays would be determined on a sliding scale, depending on household income.
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No co-pays would be required for preventative care visits, such as immunizations and regular check-ups.
You can apply for all kids at this link: All Kids or contact your local Healthcare and Family Services or Human Services office.
FYI: Once All Kids is implemented on July 1st 2006, Medicaid and KidCare will be eliminated for children 0 - 18. After 18 years of age, you may still qualify for Medicaid. Contact your case worker for further information.
Don't forget, if you are a parent of a special needs or disabled child, your child may qualify for social security disability insurance or supplemental security income. This income is based on need, not prior work history. To find if you qualify, visit Social Security online or call 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778).
S.P.E.A.K (Support Parents Educating Autistic Kids)
If you or someone you know is the parent to an Autistic child then you know the resources to help are limited. Amy Hillyer felt the same way when she found out her son had autism. So she has found SPEAK. This program has many resources for parents of autistic children as well as children with speech communicative disorders and developmental delays. For more information, please contact Amy Hillyer at SPEAK 1424 14th Ave Moline, IL 61265. You can phone her at 309-797-0105.
Latino Services for the Quad Cities
As listed on the website About Us page: Our mission is to effectively and responsibly market businesses, organizations and government entities to the rapidly growing Latino community.
The Yellow Page for Kids with Disabilities provides a new listing of resources for children and parents. The website is a state run site and has many listing ranging from goverment resources to grassroots organizations.
QC Support Group for Parents of Children with ADD & ADHD
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Goal: To provide education and support for parents.
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Time: Every 2nd Tuesday of the month from 6:30 - 8p.m.
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Contact Person: Larry Greer 309-755-8627
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Location: Wells School 490 Avenue of the Cities East Moline, IL
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Note: Free babysitting provided
Knox County Council on Human Services
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Bureau County Henderson County Henry County
Knox County Mercer County Rock Island County
Warren County Whiteside County
Other useful links:
Department of Human Services (DHS)
Department of Healthcare and Family Services (DHFS)
Department of Children and Family Svcs (DCFS)
Early Childhood Coalition of the QC
Illinois School for the Visually Impaired
The Family Resource Center on Disabilities
National Association for the Education of Young Children
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