Eastern Illinois University Women's Resource Center

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Programs

1. X Eastern Illinois University Women's Resource Center
2. X Tuberculosis Clinic
3. X Eastern Illinois Univesity Department of Public Health & Nutrition
4. X Sewage - Environmental Health Division
5. X Client and Family Support - CCAR
6. X Paris Community Hospital Sports Therapy
7. X ERBA Low Income Home Energy Assistance (LIHEAP)-West Coles
8. X Divorce Mediation
9. X ERBA Emergency Food and Shelter - Clark County
10. X Shriner's Hospital
11. X Parenting Skills Counseling
12. X Douglas County State's Attorney
13. X Dove, Inc. - Shelby County
14. X PACE - Independent Living Skills Training
15. X Mother's Against Drunk Driving (MADD) - Coles County
16. X Cumberland County Health Department-Health Works Program
17. X Newborn Follow-up Program
18. X GAIL/CIL Peer Counseling
19. X Smoking Cessation Program
20. X Communicable Disease Program - Jasper County
21. X Alzheimer's Association - Greater Illinois Chapter -24hr Helpline
22. X Child Treatment
23. X ERBA - Housing Counseling - Jasper County
24. X SAIL-Family & Youth Services: Shelbyville
25. X Doorway to Homeownership: Pre-Purchase Workshop

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Location:

600 Lincoln Avenue
Charleston, IL 61920

Telephone Numbers and Contact Information:

(217) 581-5947 Carrie New, WRC Manager
(217) 581-6970 Jeannie Ludlow, WRC Coordinator

Web Page: http://www.eiu.edu/~wsminor/wrc.php
Email to: clnew@eiu.edu

Program Details:

Operating Agency:	Eastern Illinois University
Agency Type:	Public Education
Person In Charge:	Coordinator
Hours:	M - F; 8:30 to noon and 1 pm to 4:30 pm in the spring and fall semesters
Fees:	None
Eligibility:	EIU students,faculty, staff and local community members
Area Served:	Coles County and surrounding area
Ages Served:	18 and older
Appt. Necessary:	No
Handicapped accessible:	Yes
Sign Language:	no

Program/Service Notes:

Located on the lower level of Stevenson Tower on the campus of EIU, the WRC serves students, faculty, and staff, as well as the larger community of east-central Illinois. The center offers a growing collection of books, magazines, and video resources relevant to the history and experiences of women. The WRC is a contact center, where information and referrals to area resource groups and organizations can be obtained (such as physical and substance abuse hot lines, mental health and child care services, pregnancy and sexual assault information, and area support groups.)

Last Updated: Aug. 22, 2022, 1:28 p.m.