Loved being in the Butterfly Flight House, surrounded by beautiful Monarch Butterflies!read more

I am so confused with the poor reviews! Helping Hand Center has been so instrumental in the…read moredevelopment of my son, who was diagnosed with Autism. He attends their school for autism. My son has flourished in their environment. We have seen such improvement in his day-to-day, behavior, and speech. The staff truly care about the children and are so attentive and thorough. They are the best of the best! HHC has open communication with teachers and staff, constant feedback and reviews on our sons goals and progress, and 1:1 assistance/teaching aides. My son loves being there! We are so thankful for the quality of care they provide. Would not know what to do if we didn't have HHC! They are family.

Hi - my daughter has been have ST and OT services at Helping Hands for about 3 years now - every…read moreMonday. The clinicians we've had have been top notch -- and my daughter has had consistent progression. She enjoys going to Helping Hands -- also, Carol Boyke is always very nice. Also, the clinicians are so passionate about what they do. Thank you everyone for what you do every day! Donna K.

Owner Very unprofessional . Non stop talk about religion not needed in my opinion for tutoring. I…read morethink he thinks he's the messiah or something . Bolstering about how smart he is and his student love him . He's a Jekle and Hyde . Yelled at my kid then lied about it made my kid upset and said he would not teach a child who cries . A great disappointment due to he was referred to us . He should take some of the money he charges and buy a new chair that's not shredded for the kids to sit on . Make sure he tells you that he videos the kids sessions . I was not informed of that or gave permission. Update : To comment on his feedback full refund because I demanded it . He still wanted yo charge me for the 3 sessions . Don't ever tell a parent you would not teach a student who cries . My son said you were yelling at another student while he was there with the other tutor and the tutor said He couldn't stand that . Maybe this would make other students stand up for themselves or tell their parents what's going on because it is not right .

Pablo is AMAZING!! He has gone above and beyond to help my son. I have seen improvements in his…read moreconfidence, academics and overall engagement in his classes. After his sessions, he is enthusiastic and optimistic about his ability to demonstrate his knowledge when he returns to class. I HIGHLY recommend A+ Tutoring, they are the best!

When I was 12, I loved CEP and now at 27, I still love being involved with this organization…read more This is a great organization that does wonderful things for kids. They offer multiple afterschool programs, tutoring, leadership conferences, groups for kids of all different interests to join, work trips, etc. If you have children in middle school or highschool in the southwest suburbs, check out CEP and find out if there's something of interest for your child. If you're an adult and are interested in volunteering, this is really an outstanding organization to be a part of. CEP has helped many young teens and made on impact on many lives, including my own. I will be a part of CEP for as long as it will have me!

I have been volunteering for this place for a few years. They are fantastic! They have a very…read morecommitted group of staff and a great group of adult volunteers to help make a difference in the lives of the local teens. Check em out on the web at www.cep4youth.org. They offer mentoring, tutoring, a variety of volunteer opportunites for youth, and teen leadership oppotunities...to name a few! I have been involved as an adult leader for both the junior high and high school leadership programs and helped out with their after school program. Though they are a pretty small organization they do GREAT BIG things for the teens in the area. I wish I could transplant a few more CEP's throughout the state. Job well done CEP!

Great place for a walk. Its nice in the winter with all the snow. Its also nice in the spring with…read morethe changing weather. It can be a bit hot in the summer without trees blocking the sun. Kinda sad many of the trees are being cut down.

We went for a walk here on an unseasonably warm day after Christmas. The trails are clearly…read moremarked and the scenery along the creek is really nice for being in the middle of a suburban area. Definitely wear old shoes if it's been raining. The crushed stone makes a white paste that will cover your shoes and lower pants legs if you're walking fast; it brushes off easily once dry, but maybe not the place to wear the new running shoes. The Mill and museum were closed for the season, but it was still interesting to see the mill from the outside. Trails are all short with the longest being 2.5 miles, but it's easy to patch a few together if you want to do a longer walk.