Nupage Communities

06/13/2026

Busy week started with Mike Drugan providing an amazing day of training for our police social workers and our PSW colleagues from across DuPage and suburban Cook counties. Thank you to College of DuPage and their Homeland Security Training Institute for partnering with us.

Next stop the DuPage County Health Department's Behavioral Health Collaborative where Hannah Ewoldt presented on our work to promote youth mental health.

Ended with an amazing resource fair hosted by Glen Ellyn Children's Resource Center as a kick-off to their inaugural summer camp!

Always partnering to serve our communities.

05/15/2026

Many of our NuPAGE Police Social Workers were out with their partner Police Departments today for Cop on a Rooftop at Dunkin to support special Olympics!

05/14/2026

Parents and caregivers are often the first to notice when something feels different. Changes in mood, sleep, appetite or behavior may signal a young person needs support.

https://www.samhsa.gov/find-support/helping-someone/helping-your-child

05/11/2026

Great event Saturday! We participated in the resource fair and our very own clinical manager, Libby, sat on the panel.

Thank you to the organizers for this insightful event!

05/08/2026

So proud of our longstanding partnership with the Addison Police Department

05/06/2026

We are thrilled to officially introduce you to NuPAGE Communities (formerly Northeast DuPage Family & Youth Services)!

As we approach 50 years of service, we realized the timing was right for a refresh—an identity that honors our deep roots while looking forward to the future of the communities we serve.

We are officially celebrating this launch today at our Annual Champions of Hope Breakfast alongside our incredible community partners. While our look is new, our heart remains the same: we are committed to mental health awareness and providing accessible, high-quality counseling and crisis intervention.

We can’t wait to share more about this journey with you. Stay tuned! 💙

05/02/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month! Keep an eye out for more resources we share this month!

May is Awareness Month. This month is dedicated to educating the community and reducing mental health stigma. It's okay not to be okay, but it is essential to recognize the signs and symptoms of mental illness in ourselves and others to get the help we need.

Some people suffer in silence, so always remember to be kind and check up on your friends and family. If you or someone you know is experiencing a crisis, text REACH to 741 741 or call 988 for crisis support. You don’t have to bloom every day to be growing. 🌞🌱

04/28/2026

Do you work with children or have kids of your own?

Mindful Messages isn't just for parents—professionals are encouraged to sign up too! These twice-weekly texts provide valuable insights on navigating modern issues like teen stress, sleep habits, and seasonal mood changes.

❗️Get local DuPage County resources sent straight to your phone.
➡️Help the families you work with by staying informed on mental health tips.

📲Sign up by texting SUPPORT to 877-461-8577 (or APOYO for Spanish).

01/28/2026

Check out our 2025 Annual Report!

Community-based mental health and social services agency serving youth and families

01/14/2026

It takes a village! 🤝 Whether you are a parent, grandparent, or guardian, Mindful Messages is here to support you. This initiative provides weekly wellness tips for both you and the youth in your life. Many of us wear numerous hats, and these messages are designed for anyone who wants to help a child thrive while also caring for their own mental health.

Who can join? Parents, grandparents, and anyone with kids in their life.
When: Texts arrive every Sunday and Thursday.
How: Text SUPPORT to 877-461-8577.

This pilot program is brought to you in collaboration with the Behavioral Health Collaborative of the DuPage County Health Department, with support from NEDFYS and KidsMatter.