About
They provide a wide range of services for individuals, families, and businesses, including mental health services, substance use services, and services for people with disabilities. Their services are designed to help people who have developmental disabilities, those struggling with mental health issues, and people struggling with addiction. They primarily serve people located in Edgar or Clark Counties in Illinois and are funded by the State of Illinois, charitable donations, and grants. HRC's mission is to 'help others to help themselves through exceptional human services and community collaboration.' They offer a variety of unique employment opportunities to prospective applicants and are dedicated to assisting their staff with opportunities to grow and develop, both personally and professionally.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Mental Health Services
HRC provides a wide variety of services related to mental health challenges, including therapy, recovery support, case management, employment assistance, drop-in support, and/or crisis intervention.
Substance Use Services
HRC provides a wide variety of services related to substance use/addiction challenges, including counseling, recovery support, case management, employment assistance, drop-in support, prevention services, DUI evaluation and update, and/or Risk Education services.
Services for People with Disabilities
HRC provides a wide variety of services for individuals with disabilities, including residential services, vocational services, community day services, group respite, and personal support.
DUI Evaluation
HRC offers Secretary of State-certified DUI evaluations for individuals seeking to complete the requirements following a DUI.
Drop-in Mental Health Services: LRP
HRC's LRP, the Living Room Program, offers a mental health crisis respite program for people who are 18+ years old.
Group Respite
HRC provides Group Respite services for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, offering meaningful opportunities for social interaction, community inclusion, and skill-building in a supportive group setting.