Providing a
Helping Hand
Helping our most vulnerable is an integral role of county government. That’s why Jennifer has directed resources towards supporting those in need, including veterans, seniors, the housing insecured, persons with disabilities, and animals and pets.
Will County Eviction-Diversion Program
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Recognizing the threat of homelessness and its impact on families and children, Jennifer helped establish the Will County Diversion program to help residents avoid eviction.
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Caring For Our Furry Friends and Their Owners
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Jennifer has demonstrated a strong commitment to animal welfare and the well-being of pet owners in Will County.
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Bertino-Tarrant’s administration has taken decisive steps in response to the national animal welfare crisis. By increasing support and resources for local animal shelters and rescue organizations, the county is better equipped to address challenges related to animal care and adoption. This includes providing funding and resources to enhance the capacities of these organizations, ultimately improving the welfare of animals throughout the county.
The county has also been actively promoting pet adoptions. By facilitating the adoption process, the county aims to find loving homes for animals in need and reduce overcrowding in shelters. This initiative not only benefits the animals but also encourages residents to consider pet adoption as a viable and fulfilling option.
Supporting Communities in Times of Need
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Jennifer has helped spearhead numerous events to provide assistance when communities and residents face hardships.
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Jennifer has also helped Will County partner with local communities and charities to expand micro-food pantries. These pantries provide essential resources for families facing economic hardships, helping to ensure that no one in the community goes hungry.