The Rosecrance Foundation receives DuPage Foundation’s Community Impact Grant to expand behavioral health services

The Rosecrance Foundation is proud to announce that it has been selected as a recipient of the DuPage Foundation’s Community Impact Grant Program, which supports initiatives that strengthen the health and well-being of local communities.

This generous grant will help expand access to life-saving mental health and substance use treatment through Rosecrance Behavioral Health’s continuum of care. Funding will directly support the Co-Occurring Substance Use and Mental Health Group. This therapeutic program meets three times weekly to equip participants with essential tools for long-term recovery and emotional wellness.

In response to growing community need, Rosecrance will add an evening session led by a licensed therapist, providing more flexibility and access for clients balancing work, school, or family responsibilities. The grant also enhances Rosecrance’s Charity Care program, which offers reduced-cost treatment based on financial need, ensuring that high-quality care remains accessible to all.

“We are deeply grateful to the DuPage Foundation for this investment in recovery and wellness,” said Emily Lipinsky, President of The Rosecrance Foundation. “This grant helps us reach more individuals and families who need support and offer them hope, healing, and the opportunity to build healthy, fulfilling lives.”