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Located in Peoria Ill., Peoria Citizens Committee for Economic Opportunity is a community action agency that promotes self-sufficiency and empowerment. It offers various services and programs, including family development, community services block grant, housing services and economic development programs. Its foster grandparent program provides intergenerational opportunities for seniors of age 60 and above and is funded by the Corporation for National and Community Service and Illinois Department on Aging. Its home rehabilitation services include roofing, siding, electrical and plumbing repairs, and repairs of walls and porches. It also provides emergency food vouchers to families and individuals for those who do not receive regular allotment of food stamps from the Illinois Department of Human Services.

The Fon du Lac Park District, located in East Peoria, Illinois, offers a wide array of outdoor facilities and recreational programs designed for nature enthusiasts of all ages. With well-maintained parks, hiking trails, campgrounds, and a comprehensive schedule of activities, the district aims to provide enjoyment and engagement for families and individuals throughout the year. In addition to popular adult sports, youth programs like the Titanium Force Cheer Group and Jon Williams Tumbling, the Fon du Lac Park District hosts community events aimed at fostering connections among residents. Upcoming highlights include fall soccer registration, the Surf's Up Foam Fest, and family-friendly movie nights, ensuring a vibrant community atmosphere for all. Generated from the website

The Illinois Association of Snowmobile Clubs (IASC) is dedicated to promoting the welfare and safety of snowmobilers throughout the state. They provide essential services such as trail grooming, assistance with club liability insurance, and safety education programs to enhance the snowmobiling experience. In collaboration with local clubs, park districts, and the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, the IASC works to protect and develop Illinois' natural resources while fostering a spirit of camaraderie among snowmobilers. With nearly 80 snowmobile clubs across the state, they ensure that enthusiasts have access to well-maintained trails and valuable resources for a safe and enjoyable winter adventure. Generated from the website