Housing
Chicago House provides housing and resources for low-income individuals and families who have experienced chronic homelessness or unstable housing and are living with or vulnerable to HIV.
We believe a home is a key determinant in reaching and maintaining positive health outcomes and greater well-being.
Chicago House programs strive to improve the health and well-being of those we serve, improve self-sufficiency, and provide access to essential services.
Through both internal and external referrals, Chicago House provides the following wrap-around services to individuals in all of our housing programs: linkage to HIV care, linkage to PrEP, employment services, case management, after-school programming, mental health services, and legal services for transgender clients.
We focus on two types of housing:
Community-Based Housing
Residential Housing
Community-Based Housing
Our Community-Based Housing program provides autonomous, independent living solutions in subsidized rental units across the Chicagoland area. We believe a stable home is an essential foundation in reaching and maintaining positive health outcomes and greater well-being.
Individuals and families impacted by HIV/AIDS and other chronic illnesses who are experiencing homelessness or housing instability receive housing information services, includes navigation of housing-related goals and resources.
We aim to create and maintain housing solutions while improving the health and well-being of the individuals we serve.
To request services, visit our Get Help page.
Residential Housing
Our Residential Housing program serves single adults living with HIV in efficiency or studio apartments, as well as 1-3 bedrooms for families impacted by HIV. Residents have on-site access to Chicago House services and support staff.
The Residential Housing program is primarily dedicated to serving people living with or most vulnerable to HIV.
To request services, visit our Get Help page.
