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Announcement of Ask the Attorney Feature
Starting on Friday September 29th, 2023, Speak Out Illinois LLC is pleased to announce that Clients and Followers may now post Questions in the Community Forums for answers from Local Attorneys within Central Illinois. Pursuant to providing this Service,
LGBTQIA Resource Fair
Received several feedback requests from Outreach Fairs to host an LGBTQIA Resource Fair.
Outreach Fair - Bloomington/Normal
Received several feedback requests to host an Outreach Fair in Bloomington/Normal, Illinois.
OneCall Legal Aide Assistance Service
Providing Individuals with 3 (20 Minute) Consultations Per Year Per Household by connecting Individuals to Local Attorney's
Grief Support Group
Speak Out Illinois LLC is checking into hosting a Peer-Peer Grief Support Group with additional Co-Sponsors and Licensed Clinical Counselors.
Community Code of Conduct
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Release Notes: July/August 2023
During the month(s) of July & August 2023, Speak Out Illinois LLC provided, released and or modified the following: Speak Out Illinois provided a fix/update to Its Client Intake Form located on its website (This updated allowed us to modify the fields
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What Crisis Services does Speak Out Illinois Provide?
Our Agents are trained to Provide Resources within the Community. We provide Safety Planning, Emotional Support, Assist with Orders of Protection (If Available), Process Referrals, Dispatch Emergency Services and More.
What Counties does Speak Out Illinois Serve/Cover?
Speak Out Illinois LLC covers Peoria, Tazewell, Woodford, Fulton, Livingston, McLean, Sangamon, LaSalle, Stark and Champaign Counties in the State of Illinois. ** Crisis Response Services are available only for Peoria, Tazewell and Woodford Counties ...
What is an Order of Protection?
An order of protection is a court order which restricts an abuser and only is available to family or household members. An order of protection may: prohibit abuser from continuing threats and abuse (abuse includes physical abuse, harassment, ...
3 Types of Orders of Protection
Emergency Order of Protection An Emergency Order of Protection is a court order that protects its holder - called the petitioner- from harm by a person named in the order - called the respondent. An EOP takes effect as soon as the judge approves it. ...
What is a Stalking No Contact Order?
A Stalking No Contact Order (SNCO), issued by a judge, stops one person from "stalking" another. But when can you ask a judge for an SNCO? Stalking is when one person (the "stalker") repeatedly contacts, communicates with, or follows another person ...