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Located in Lanark, Ill., Rolling Hills Progress Center is a private, nonprofit agency that serves adults with disabilities who are of 16 years of age and above. Founded in 1975, it owns and operates various small businesses, including retail, dining and orchard operations, and imprinted novelty items, golf tees and accessory sales. The center offers various programs, such as developmental training, remunerative employment, education, counseling and skills development. It operates a food pantry and provides a variety of facilities and services, including transportation, a lunch program, financial assistance, participation in the Special Olympics, and planning and coordinating various field trips. The center also provides various golf products, educational puzzles, pencils, magic slates and novelty items.

Abilities Plus, founded in 1959, is a nonprofit charitable organization, providing health care services to children and adults with disabilities in Henry, Stark and Western Bureau counties in Illinois. The organization provides staff supervision to clients in need of residential support and operates three community integrated living arrangements in the city of Kewanee. It offers developmental training in the areas of self-help, fine and gross motor, communication, prevocational and social skills, as well as recreation, personal hygiene and community integration. Its job placement program imparts job seeking skills classes, vocational exploration, job coaching and assistance in securing employment. The organization teaches work skills to its clients under the work services training program by subcontracting with businesses and community organizations. Abilities Plus is a member of Illinois Association of Rehabilitation Services and is headquartered in Kewanee, Ill.

The Bureau County Senior Center, located in Princeton, Illinois, serves as a pivotal resource for senior citizens throughout Bureau County, providing essential services and support to individuals aged 60 and over. Funded by a combination of grants and community donations, the center offers a range of programs including assistance, outreach, transportation, and various activities designed to enhance the quality of life for seniors in the area. Recognized as a community focal point by the Western Illinois Area Agency on Aging, the center emphasizes accessibility and inclusivity, ensuring that no services are denied based on financial contributions. The Bureau County Senior Center proudly champions the needs of seniors, offering programs such as the Senior Health Insurance Program (SHIP) for Medicare beneficiaries, all while fostering an engaging and supportive environment for the elderly citizens of Bureau County. Generated from the website