Your personal resource plan
You will get one page listing what is actually available to you — real phone numbers, real hours, and who to ask for. Print it, or keep it open on your phone. Nothing you type here is saved or sent anywhere.
Enter your ZIP code, or pick your community from the list.
ZIP codes are mail routes, not city limits — one ZIP often covers several communities, and the “city” the Post Office prints on your mail is not always the city you actually live in and pay taxes to. That matters here, because which court hears your code citation and which repair grants you qualify for depend on your municipality, not your ZIP. If your ZIP returns more than one community, pick the one on your tax bill.
Pick as many as apply. There is no wrong answer, and no one sees this — not us, not anyone.
Free, short, and yours alone. Nobody at the Center sees a result unless you choose to share it.
Career interests, your strengths, personality, financial wellbeing, caregiver strain. Each takes 5 to 20 minutes. The assessments page explains what every one measures, what it does not, and who made it.
See all seven assessments →Tick it, and your plan will explain what it measures and suggest talks worth your time.
The ACEs questionnaire asks about difficult childhood experiences. If it brings something up: call or text 988, FrontLine 216-623-6888, Journey Center 216-391-4357.
Choose a community and at least one need.